Reserved for future guideline expansion
K31.84
BookmarkGastroparesis
Filed alongside this entry 149
under Paralysis, paralytic (complete) (incomplete)
- abductor, lower extremity G57.9
- accessory nerve G52.8
- agitans G20.C
- alternating (oculomotor) G83.89
- amyotrophic G12.21
- ankle G57.9
- anus (sphincter) K62.89
- ascending (spinal) , acute G61.0
- association G12.29
- asthenic bulbar G70.00
- ataxic (hereditary) G11.9
- atrophic G58.9
- axillary G54.0
- Babinski-Nageotte's G83.89
- Bell's G51.0
- Benedikt's G46.3
- birth injury P14.9
- bladder (neurogenic) (sphincter) N31.2
- bowel, colon or intestine K56.0
- brachial plexus G54.0
- brain G83.9
- bronchial J98.09
- Brown-Séquard G83.81
- bulbar (chronic) (progressive) G12.22
- bulbospinal G70.00
- cardiac I50.9
- cerebrocerebellar, diplegic G80.1
- Céstan-Chenais G46.3
- Charcot-Marie-Tooth type G60.0
- Clark's G80.9
- colon K56.0
- compressed air T70.3
- conjugate movement (gaze) (of eye) H51.0
- cranial or cerebral nerve G52.9
- creeping G12.22
- crossed leg G83.89
- deglutition R13.0
- dementia A52.17
- descending (spinal) NEC G12.29
- diaphragm (flaccid) J98.6
- digestive organs NEC K59.89
- divergence (nuclear) H51.8
- diver's T70.3
- embolic (current episode) I63.4
- Erb (-Duchenne) (birth) (newborn) P14.0
- Erb's syphilitic spastic spinal A52.17
- esophagus K22.89
- eye muscle (extrinsic) H49.9
- facial (nerve) G51.0
- familial (recurrent) (periodic) G72.3
- fauces J39.2
- finger G56.9
- gait R26.1
- gastric nerve (nondiabetic) G52.2
- gaze, conjugate H51.0
- general (progressive) (syphilitic) A52.17
- glottis J38.00
- gluteal G54.1
- Gubler (-Millard) G46.3
- hyperkalemic periodic (familial) G72.3
- hypoglossal (nerve) G52.3
- hypokalemic periodic G72.3
- hysterical F44.4
- ileus K56.0
- infantile A80.30
- inferior nuclear G83.9
- intestine K56.0
- iris H57.09
- ischemic, Volkmann's (complicating trauma) T79.6
- Jackson's G83.89
- Jamaica ginger (jake) G62.2
- juvenile general A50.45
- Klumpke (-Déjérine) (birth) (newborn) P14.1
- labioglossal (laryngeal) (pharyngeal) G12.29
- Landry's G61.0
- laryngeal nerve (recurrent) (superior) (unilateral) J38.00
- larynx J38.00
- lateral G12.23
- leg G83.1
- lip K13.0
- Lissauer's A52.17
- lung J98.4
- median nerve G56.1
- medullary (tegmental) G83.89
- mesencephalic NEC G83.89
- middle alternating G83.89
- Millard-Gubler-Foville G46.3
- motor G83.9
- muscle, muscular NEC G72.89
- musculocutaneous nerve G56.9
- musculospiral G56.9
- normokalemic periodic G72.3
- ocular H49.9
- oculofacial, congenital (Moebius) Q87.0
- palate (soft) K13.79
- paratrigeminal G50.9
- periodic (familial) (hyperkalemic) (hypokalemic) (myotonic) (normokalemic) (potassium sensitive) (secondary) G72.3
- peroneal (nerve) G57.3
- pharynx J39.2
- phrenic nerve G56.8
- plantar nerve (s) G57.6
- pneumogastric nerve G52.2
- popliteal nerve G57.3
- postepileptic transitory G83.84
- progressive (atrophic) (bulbar) (spinal) G12.22
- pseudobulbar G12.29
- pseudohypertrophic (muscle) G71.09
- psychogenic F44.4
- quadriceps G57.9
- radial nerve G56.3
- rectus muscle (eye) H49.9
- recurrent isolated sleep G47.53
- respiratory (muscle) (system) (tract) R06.81
- sciatic nerve G57.0
- senile G83.9
- shoulder G56.9
- sleep, recurrent isolated G47.53
- spastic G83.9
- spinal (cord) G83.9
- sternomastoid G52.8
- stomach K31.84
- subscapularis G56.8
- supranuclear (progressive) G23.1
- sympathetic G90.89
- syndrome G83.9
- syphilitic spastic spinal (Erb's) A52.17
- thigh G57.9
- throat J39.2
- thrombotic (current episode) I63.3
- thumb G56.9
- Todd's (postepileptic transitory paralysis) G83.84
- toe G57.6
- tongue K14.8
- transient R29.5
- trapezius G52.8
- triceps brachii G56.9
- trigeminal nerve G50.9
- ulnar nerve G56.2
- uremic N18.9
- uveoparotitic D86.89
- uvula K13.79
- vagus nerve G52.2
- vasomotor NEC G90.89
- velum palati K13.79
- vocal cords J38.00
- Volkmann's (complicating trauma) T79.6
- wasting G12.29
- Weber's G46.3
- wrist G56.9
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