Reserved for future guideline expansion
K82.3
BookmarkFistula of gallbladder
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under Fistula (cutaneous)
- abdomen (wall) K63.2
- abdominorectal K63.2
- abdominosigmoidal K63.2
- abdominothoracic J86.0
- abdominouterine N82.5
- abdominovesical N32.2
- alveolar process K04.6
- anorectal (infectional) K60.50
- anus, anal (recurrent) (infectional) K60.30
- aorta-duodenal I77.2
- appendix, appendicular K38.3
- arteriovenous (acquired) (nonruptured) I77.0
- artery I77.2
- Bartholin's gland N82.8
- bile duct (common) (hepatic) K83.3
- bladder (sphincter) NEC N32.2
- brain G93.89
- branchial (cleft) Q18.0
- branchiogenous Q18.0
- breast N61.0
- bronchial J86.0
- bronchocutaneous, bronchomediastinal, bronchopleural, bronchopleuromediastinal (infective) J86.0
- bronchoesophageal J86.0
- bronchovisceral J86.0
- buccal cavity (infective) K12.2
- cecosigmoidal K63.2
- cecum K63.2
- cerebrospinal (fluid) G96.08
- cervical, lateral Q18.1
- cervicoaural Q18.1
- cervicosigmoidal N82.4
- cervicovesical N82.1
- cervix N82.8
- chest (wall) J86.0
- cholocolic K82.3
- colon K63.2
- colostomy K94.09
- colovesical N32.1
- coronary, arteriovenous I25.41
- costal region J86.0
- cul-de-sac, Douglas' N82.8
- dental K04.6
- diaphragm J86.0
- duodenum K31.6
- enterocolic K63.2
- enterocutaneous K63.2
- enterouterine N82.4
- enterovaginal N82.4
- enterovesical N32.1
- epididymis N50.89
- esophagobronchial J86.0
- esophagocutaneous K22.89
- esophagopleural-cutaneous J86.0
- esophagotracheal J86.0
- esophagus K22.89
- eyelid H01.8
- fallopian tube, external N82.5
- fecal K63.2
- from periapical abscess K04.6
- gallbladder K82.3
- gastric K31.6
- gastrocolic K31.6
- gastroenterocolic K31.6
- gastroesophageal K31.6
- gastrojejunal K31.6
- gastrojejunocolic K31.6
- genital tract (female) N82.9
- hepatic artery-portal vein, congenital Q26.6
- hepatopleural J86.0
- hepatopulmonary J86.0
- ileorectal or ileosigmoidal K63.2
- ileovaginal N82.2
- ileovesical N32.1
- ileum K63.2
- in ano K60.30
- intestine NEC K63.2
- intestinocolonic (abdominal) K63.2
- intestinoureteral N28.89
- intestinouterine N82.4
- intestinovaginal N82.4
- intestinovesical N32.1
- ischiorectal (fossa) K61.39
- jejunum K63.2
- joint M25.10
- kidney N28.89
- labium (majus) (minus) N82.8
- lacrimal (gland) (sac) H04.61
- laryngotracheal, congenital Q34.8
- larynx J38.7
- lip K13.0
- lumbar, tuberculous A18.01
- lung J86.0
- lymphatic I89.8
- mammary (gland) N61.0
- maxillary J32.0
- medial, face and neck Q18.8
- mediastinal J86.0
- mediastinobronchial J86.0
- mediastinocutaneous J86.0
- mouth K12.2
- nasal J34.89
- nasopharynx J39.2
- nipple N64.0
- nose J34.89
- oral (cutaneous) K12.2
- oroantral J32.0
- oviduct, external N82.5
- palate (hard) M27.8
- pancreatic K86.89
- pancreaticoduodenal K86.89
- parotid (gland) K11.4
- penis N48.89
- perianal K60.30
- pericecal K63.2
- perineorectal K60.40
- perineosigmoidal K63.2
- perineum, perineal (with urethral involvement) NEC N36.0
- perirectal K60.40
- peritoneum K65.9
- pharyngoesophageal J39.2
- pharynx J39.2
- pleura, pleural, pleurocutaneous, pleuroperitoneal J86.0
- pleuropericardial I31.8
- portal vein-hepatic artery, congenital Q26.6
- postauricular H70.81
- postoperative, persistent T81.83
- preauricular (congenital) Q18.1
- prostate N42.89
- pulmonary J86.0
- pulmonoperitoneal J86.0
- rectal (infectional) K60.40
- rectolabial N82.4
- rectosigmoid (intercommunicating) K63.2
- rectoureteral N28.89
- rectourethral N36.0
- rectouterine N82.4
- rectovaginal N82.3
- rectovesical N32.1
- rectovesicovaginal N82.3
- rectovulval N82.4
- rectum (to skin) K60.40
- renal N28.89
- salivary duct or gland (any) K11.4
- scrotum (urinary) N50.89
- sigmoid K63.2
- skin L98.8
- splenocolic D73.89
- stercoral K63.2
- stomach K31.6
- sublingual gland K11.4
- submandibular gland K11.4
- submaxillary (gland) K11.4
- thoracic J86.0
- thoracoabdominal J86.0
- thoracogastric J86.0
- thoracointestinal J86.0
- thorax J86.0
- thyroglossal duct Q89.2
- thyroid E07.89
- trachea, congenital (external) (internal) Q32.1
- tracheoesophageal J86.0
- typhoid A01.09
- umbilicourinary Q64.8
- urachus, congenital Q64.4
- ureter (persistent) N28.89
- ureteroabdominal N28.89
- ureterorectal N28.89
- ureterosigmoido-abdominal N28.89
- ureterovaginal N82.1
- ureterovesical N32.2
- urethra N36.0
- urethroperineal N36.0
- urethroperineovesical N32.2
- urethrorectal N36.0
- urethroscrotal N50.89
- urethrovaginal N82.1
- urethrovesical N32.2
- urinary (tract) (persistent) (recurrent) N36.0
- uteroabdominal N82.5
- uteroenteric, uterointestinal N82.4
- uterorectal N82.4
- uteroureteric N82.1
- uterourethral Q51.7
- uterovaginal N82.8
- uterovesical N82.1
- uterus N82.8
- vagina (postpartal) (wall) N82.8
- vaginocutaneous (postpartal) N82.5
- vaginointestinal NEC N82.4
- vaginoperineal N82.5
- vasocutaneous, congenital Q55.7
- vesical NEC N32.2
- vesicoabdominal N32.2
- vesicocervicovaginal N82.1
- vesicocolic N32.1
- vesicocutaneous N32.2
- vesicoenteric N32.1
- vesicointestinal N32.1
- vesicometrorectal N82.4
- vesicoperineal N32.2
- vesicorectal N32.1
- vesicosigmoidal N32.1
- vesicosigmoidovaginal N82.3
- vesicoureteral N32.2
- vesicoureterovaginal N82.1
- vesicourethral N32.2
- vesicourethrorectal N32.1
- vesicouterine N82.1
- vesicovaginal N82.0
- vulvorectal N82.4
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Exclusions10never code together
- certain conditions originating in the perinatal period (P04-P96)P04-P96
- certain infectious and parasitic diseases (A00-B99)A00-B99
- complications of pregnancy, childbirth and the puerperium (O00-O9A)O00-O9A
- congenital malformations, deformations and chromosomal abnormalities (Q00-Q99)Q00-Q99
- endocrine, nutritional and metabolic diseases (E00-E88)E00-E88
- injury, poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes (S00-T88)S00-T88
- neoplasms (C00-D49)C00-D49
- symptoms, signs and abnormal clinical and laboratory findings, not elsewhere classified (R00-R94)R00-R94
Excludes1 — never code together. The excluded condition and this one are mutually exclusive.
Excludes2 — not included here, but the patient may have both. Code both when documented.
Instructional notes3
Official Guidelines1names this code
ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting, quoted in full. Published by CMS and NCHS; in the public domain.
Index entries leading here2
Alongside this code7same parent — K82
Medications1
MED-RT files conditions by MeSH, which carves the world differently from ICD-10. These are name matches on this code's description, offered as candidates — not as an assertion that they are this code.
Additional references
Official coding advice for this code. Published by the American Hospital Association. Not included in this installation.