Index Terms Starting With ‘P’ (867)

2024 ICD-10-CM Index Terms Starting With ‘P’ (867)

Index Terms Starting With ‘P’ (867)

• Pachyderma, pachydermia L85.9
• Pachydermatocele Q82.8 (congenital)
• Pachydermoperiostosis – see also Osteoarthropathy, hypertrophic, specified type NEC
• Pachygyria Q04.3
• Pachymeningitis (adhesive) (basal) (brain) (cervical) (chronic)(circumscribed) (external) (fibrous) (hemorrhagic) (hypertrophic) (internal) (purulent) (spinal) (suppurative) – see Meningitis
• Pachyonychia Q84.5 (congenital)
• Pacinian tumor – see Neoplasm, skin, benign
• Pad, knuckle or Garrod’s M72.1
• Paget’s disease
• Paget-Schroetter syndrome I82.890
• Pain(s) R52 – see also Painful
• Painful – see also Pain
• Painter’s colic T56.0
• Palate – see condition
• Palatoplegia K13.79
• Palatoschisis – see Cleft, palate
• Palilalia R48.8
• Palliative care Z51.5
• Pallor R23.1
• Palmar – see also condition
• Palpable
• Palpitations (heart) R00.2
• Palsy G83.9 – see also Paralysis
• Paludism – see Malaria
• Panangiitis M30.0
• Panaris, panaritium – see also Cellulitis, digit
• Panarteritis nodosa M30.0
• Pancake heart R93.1
• Pancarditis (acute) (chronic) I51.89
• Pancoast’s syndrome or tumor C34.1-
• Pancolitis – see also Colitis
• Pancreas, pancreatic – see condition
• Pancreatitis (annular) (apoplectic) (calcareous) (edematous) (hemorrhagic) (malignant) (subacute) (suppurative) K85.90
• Pancreatoblastoma – see Neoplasm, pancreas, malignant
• Pancreolithiasis K86.89
• Pancytolysis D75.89
• Pancytopenia (acquired) D61.818
• PANDAS D89.89 (pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders associated with streptococcal infections syndrome)
• Panencephalitis, subacute, sclerosing A81.1
• Panhematopenia D61.9
• Panhemocytopenia D61.9
• Panhypogonadism E29.1
• Panhypopituitarism E23.0
• Panic (attack) (state) F41.0
• Panmyelopathy, familial, constitutional D61.09
• Panmyelophthisis D61.82
• Panmyelosis C94.4- (acute) (with myelofibrosis)
• Panner’s disease – see Osteochondrosis, juvenile, humerus
• Panneuritis endemica E51.11
• Panniculitis (nodular) (nonsuppurative) M79.3
• Panniculus adiposus E65 (abdominal)
• Pannus (allergic) (cornea) (degenerativus) (keratic) H16.42-
• Panophthalmitis H44.01-
• Pansinusitis (chronic) (hyperplastic) (nonpurulent) (purulent) J32.4
• Pansynostosis Q75.052
• Panuveitis H44.11- (sympathetic)
• Panvalvular disease I08.9
• PAPA M04.8 (pyogenic arthritis, pyoderma gangrenosum, and acne syndrome)
• Papanicolaou smear, cervix Z12.4
• Papilledema (choked disc) H47.10
• Papillitis H46.00
• Papilloma – see also Neoplasm, benign, by site
• Papillomata, multiple, of yaws A66.1
• Papillomatosis – see also Neoplasm, benign, by site
• Papillomavirus, as cause of disease classified elsewhere B97.7
• Papillon-Léage and Psaume syndrome Q87.0
• Papule(s) R23.8
• Papulosis
• Papyraceous fetus O31.0-
• Para-albuminemia E88.09
• Paracephalus Q89.7
• Parachute mitral valve Q23.2
• Paracoccidioidomycosis B41.9
• Paradentosis K05.4
• Paraffinoma T88.8
• Paraganglioma D44.7
• Parageusia R43.2
• Paragonimiasis B66.4
• Paragranuloma, Hodgkin – see Lymphoma, Hodgkin, specified NEC
• Parahemophilia D68.2 – see also Defect, coagulation
• Parakeratosis R23.4
• Paralysis, paralytic (complete) (incomplete) G83.9
• Paramedial urethrovesical orifice Q64.79
• Paramenia N92.6
• Parametritis N73.2 – see also Disease, pelvis, inflammatory
• Parametrium, parametric – see condition
• Paramnesia – see Amnesia
• Paramolar K00.1
• Paramyloidosis E85.89
• Paramyoclonus multiplex G25.3
• Paramyotonia G71.19 (congenita)
• Parangi – see Yaws
• Paranoia (querulans) F22
• Paranoid
• Paraparesis – see Paraplegia
• Paraphasia R47.02
• Paraphilia F65.9
• Paraphimosis (congenital) N47.2
• Paraphrenia, paraphrenic (late) F22
• Paraplegia (lower) G82.20
• Parapoxvirus B08.60
• Paraproteinemia D89.2
• Parapsoriasis L41.9
• Parasitic – see also condition
• Parasitism B89
• Parasitophobia F40.218
• Parasomnia G47.50
• Paraspadias Q54.9
• Paraspasmus facialis G51.8
• Parasuicide (attempt)
• Parathyroid gland – see condition
• Parathyroid tetany E20.9
• Paratrachoma A74.0
• Paratyphilitis – see Appendicitis
• Paratyphoid (fever) – see Fever, paratyphoid
• Paratyphus – see Fever, paratyphoid
• Paraurethral duct Q64.79
• Paraurethritis – see also Urethritis
• Paravaccinia NEC B08.04
• Paravaginitis – see Vaginitis
• Parencephalitis – see also Encephalitis
• Parent-child conflict – see Conflict, parent-child
• Paresis – see also Paralysis
• Paresthesia R20.2 – see also Disturbance, sensation, skin
• Paretic – see condition
• Parinaud’s
• Parkinson’s disease, syndrome or tremor – see Parkinsonism
• Parkinsonism (idiopathic) (primary) G20.C
• Parodontitis – see Periodontitis
• Parodontosis K05.4
• Paronychia – see also Cellulitis, digit
• Parorexia F50.89 (psychogenic)
• Parosmia R43.1
• Parotid gland – see condition
• Parotitis, parotiditis (allergic)(nonspecific toxic) (purulent) (septic) (suppurative) – see also Sialoadenitis
• Parrot fever A70
• Parrot’s disease A50.02 (early congenital syphilitic pseudoparalysis)
• Parry’s disease or syndrome E05.00
• Parry-Romberg syndrome G51.8
• Pars planitis – see Cyclitis
• Parson’s disease (exophthalmic goiter) E05.00
• Parsonage G54.5 (-Aldren)
• Particolored infant Q82.8
• Parturition – see Delivery
• Parulis K04.7
• Parvovirus, as cause of disease classified elsewhere B97.6
• Pasini and Pierini’s atrophoderma L90.3
• Passage
• Passive – see condition
• Past due on rent or mortgage Z59.81-
• Pasteurella septica A28.0
• Pasteurellosis – see Infection, Pasteurella
• PAT I47.19 (paroxysmal atrial tachycardia)
• Patau’s syndrome – see Trisomy, 13
• Patches
• Patellar – see condition
• Patent – see also Imperfect, closure
• Paterson D50.1 (-Brown)(-Kelly)
• Pathologic, pathological – see also condition
• Pathology (of) – see Disease
• Pattern, sleep-wake, irregular G47.23
• Patulous – see also Imperfect, closure (congenital)
• Pause, sinoatrial I49.5
• Paxton’s disease B36.2
• Pearl(s)
• Pearl-worker’s disease – see Osteomyelitis, specified type NEC
• Pectenosis K62.4
• Pectoral – see condition
• Pectus
• Pedatrophia E41
• Pederosis F65.4
• Pediatric inflammatory multisystem syndrome M35.81
• Pediculosis (infestation) B85.2
• Pediculus (infestation) – see Pediculosis
• Pedophilia F65.4
• Peg-shaped teeth K00.2
• Pel’s crisis A52.11
• Pelade – see Alopecia, areata
• Pelger-Huët anomaly or syndrome D72.0
• Peliosis (rheumatica) D69.0
• Pelizaeus-Merzbacher disease E75.27
• Pellagra (alcoholic) E52
• Pellagra-cerebellar-ataxia-renal aminoaciduria syndrome E72.02
• Pellegrini (-Stieda) – see Bursitis, tibial collateral
• Pellizzi’s syndrome E34.8
• Pelvic – see also condition
• Pelviolithiasis – see Calculus, kidney
• Pelviperitonitis – see also Peritonitis, pelvic
• Pelvis – see condition or type
• Pemphigoid L12.9
• Pemphigus L10.9
• Pendred’s syndrome E07.1
• Pendulous
• Penetrating wound – see also Puncture
• Penicillosis B48.4
• Penis – see condition
• Penitis N48.29
• Pentalogy of Fallot Q21.8
• Pentasomy X syndrome Q97.1
• Pentosuria E74.89 (essential)
• Percreta placenta O43.23-
• Peregrinating patient – see Disorder, factitious
• Perforation, perforated (nontraumatic) (of)
• Periadenitis mucosa necrotica recurrens K12.0
• Periappendicitis (acute) – see Appendicitis
• Periarteritis nodosa M30.0 (disseminated) (infectious) (necrotizing)
• Periarthritis (joint) – see also Enthesopathy
• Periarthrosis (angioneural) – see Enthesopathy
• Pericapsulitis, adhesive (shoulder) – see Capsulitis, adhesive
• Pericarditis (with decompensation) (with effusion) I31.9
• Pericardium, pericardial – see condition
• Pericellulitis – see Cellulitis
• Pericementitis (chronic) (suppurative) – see also Periodontitis
• Perichondritis
• Periclasia K05.4
• Pericoronitis – see Periodontitis
• Pericystitis N30.90
• Peridiverticulitis (intestine) K57.92
• Periendocarditis – see Endocarditis
• Periepididymitis N45.1
• Perifolliculitis L01.02
• Perihepatitis K65.8
• Perilabyrinthitis H83.0 (acute)
• Perimeningitis – see Meningitis
• Perimetritis – see Endometritis
• Perimetrosalpingitis – see Salpingo-oophoritis
• Perineocele N81.81
• Perinephric, perinephritic – see condition
• Perinephritis – see also Infection, kidney
• Perineum, perineal – see condition
• Perineuritis NEC – see Neuralgia
• Periodic – see condition
• Periodontitis (chronic) (complex) (compound) (local) (simplex) K05.30
• Periodontoclasia K05.4
• Periodontosis K05.4 (juvenile)
• Periods – see also Menstruation
• Perionychia – see also Cellulitis, digit
• Perioophoritis – see Salpingo-oophoritis
• Periorchitis N45.2
• Periosteum, periosteal – see condition
• Periostitis (albuminosa) (circumscribed) (diffuse) (infective) (monomelic) – see also Osteomyelitis
• Periostosis (hyperplastic) – see also Disorder, bone, specified type NEC
• Peripartum
• Periphlebitis – see Phlebitis
• Periproctitis K62.89
• Periprostatitis – see Prostatitis
• Perirectal – see condition
• Perirenal – see condition
• Perisalpingitis – see Salpingo-oophoritis
• Perisplenitis D73.89 (infectional)
• Peristalsis, visible or reversed R19.2
• Peritendinitis – see Enthesopathy
• Peritoneum, peritoneal – see condition
• Peritonitis (adhesive) (bacterial) (fibrinous) (hemorrhagic) (idiopathic) (localized) (perforative) (primary) (with adhesions) (with effusion) K65.9
• Peritonsillar – see condition
• Peritonsillitis J36
• Perityphlitis K37 – see also Cecitis
• Periureteritis N28.89
• Periurethral – see condition
• Periurethritis (gangrenous) – see Urethritis
• Periuterine – see condition
• Perivaginitis – see Vaginitis
• Perivasculitis, retinal H35.06-
• Perivasitis N49.1 (chronic)
• Perivesiculitis (seminal) – see Vesiculitis
• Perlèche NEC K13.0
• Pernicious – see condition
• Pernio, perniosis T69.1
• Perpetrator (of abuse) – see Index to External Causes of Injury, Perpetrator
• Persecution
• Perseveration R48.8 (tonic)
• Persistence, persistent (congenital)
• Person (with)
• Personality (disorder) F60.9
• Perthes’ disease – see Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease
• Pertussis A37.90 – see also Whooping cough
• Perversion, perverted
• Pervious, congenital – see also Imperfect, closure
• Pes (congenital) – see also Talipes
• Pest, pestis – see Plague
• Petechia, petechiae R23.3
• Petechial typhus A75.9
• Peter’s anomaly Q13.4
• Petit mal seizure – see Epilepsy, childhood, absence
• Petit’s hernia – see Hernia, abdomen, specified site NEC
• Petrellidosis B48.2
• Petrositis H70.20-
• Peutz-Jeghers disease or syndrome Q85.89
• Peyronie’s disease N48.6
• PFAPA M04.8 (periodic fever, aphthous stomatitis, pharyngitis, and adenopathy syndrome)
• Pfeiffer’s disease – see Mononucleosis, infectious
• Phagedena (dry) (moist) (sloughing) – see also Gangrene
• Phagedenic – see condition
• Phakoma H35.89
• Phakomatosis Q85.9 – see also specific eponymous syndromes
• Phantom limb syndrome (without pain) G54.7
• Pharyngeal pouch syndrome D82.1
• Pharyngitis (acute) (catarrhal)(gangrenous) (infective) (malignant) (membranous) (phlegmonous) (pseudomembranous) (simple) (subacute) (suppurative) (ulcerative) (viral) J02.9
• Pharyngoconjunctivitis, viral B30.2
• Pharyngolaryngitis (acute) J06.0
• Pharyngoplegia J39.2
• Pharyngotonsillitis, herpesviral B00.2
• Pharyngotracheitis, chronic J42
• Pharynx, pharyngeal – see condition
• Phelan-McDermid syndrome Q93.52
• Phencyclidine-induced
• Phenomenon
• Phenylketonuria E70.1
• Pheochromoblastoma
• Pheochromocytoma
• Pheohyphomycosis – see Chromomycosis
• Pheomycosis – see Chromomycosis
• Phimosis (congenital) (due to infection) N47.1
• Phlebectasia – see also Varix
• Phlebitis (infective) (pyemic) (septic) (suppurative) I80.9
• Phlebofibrosis I87.8
• Phleboliths I87.8
• Phlebopathy,
• Phlebosclerosis I87.8
• Phlebothrombosis – see also Thrombosis
• Phlebotomus fever A93.1
• Phlegmasia
• Phlegmon – see Abscess
• Phlegmonous – see condition
• Phlyctenulosis (allergic) (keratoconjunctivitis) (nontuberculous) – see also Keratoconjunctivitis
• Phobia, phobic F40.9
• Phocas’ disease – see Mastopathy, cystic
• Phocomelia Q73.1
• Phoria H50.50
• Phosphate-losing tubular disorder N25.0
• Phosphatemia E83.39
• Phosphaturia E83.39
• Photodermatitis (sun) L56.8
• Photokeratitis H16.13-
• Photophobia H53.14-
• Photophthalmia – see Photokeratitis
• Photopsia H53.19
• Photoretinitis – see Retinopathy, solar
• Photosensitivity, photosensitization (sun) L56.8
• Phrenitis – see Encephalitis
• Phrynoderma E50.8 (vitamin A deficiency)
• Phthiriasis (pubis) B85.3
• Phthirus infestation – see Phthiriasis
• Phthisis – see also Tuberculosis
• PHTS Q85.81
• Phycomycosis – see Zygomycosis
• Physalopteriasis B81.8
• Physical restraint status Z78.1
• Phytobezoar T18.9
• Pian – see Yaws
• Pianoma A66.1
• Pica F50.89
• Pick’s
• Pick-Niemann disease – see Niemann-Pick disease or syndrome
• Picking, nose F98.8
• Pickwickian syndrome E66.2
• Piebaldism E70.39
• Piedra (beard) (scalp) B36.8
• Pierre Robin deformity or syndrome Q87.0
• Pierson’s disease or osteochondrosis M91.0
• Pig-bel A05.2
• Pigeon
• Pigmentation (abnormal) (anomaly) L81.9
• Piles K64.9 – see also Hemorrhoids
• Pili
• Pill roller hand (intrinsic) – see Parkinsonism
• Pilomatrixoma – see Neoplasm, skin, benign
• Pilonidal – see condition
• Pimple R23.8
• PIMS M35.81
• PIN – see Neoplasia, intraepithelial, prostate
• Pinched nerve – see Neuropathy, entrapment
• Pindborg tumor – see Cyst, calcifying odontogenic
• Pineal body or gland – see condition
• Pinealoblastoma C75.3
• Pinealoma D44.5
• Pineoblastoma C75.3
• Pineocytoma D44.5
• Pinguecula H11.15-
• Pingueculitis H10.81-
• Pinhole meatus N35.919 – see also Stricture, urethra
• Pink
• Pinkus’ disease L44.1 (lichen nitidus)
• Pinpoint
• Pins and needles R20.2
• Pinta A67.9
• Pintids A67.1
• Pinworm B80 (disease) (infection) (infestation)
• Piroplasmosis B60.00 – see also Babesiosis
• Pistol wound – see Gunshot wound
• Pitchers’ elbow – see Derangement, joint, specified type NEC, elbow
• Pithecoid pelvis Q74.2
• Pithiatism F48.8
• Pitted – see Pitting
• Pitting R60.9 – see also Edema
• Pituitary gland – see condition
• Pituitary-snuff-taker’s disease J67.8
• Pityriasis (capitis) L21.0
• Placenta, placental – see Pregnancy, complicated by (care of) (management affected by), specified condition
• Placentitis O41.14-
• Plagiocephaly Q67.3
• Plague A20.9
• Planning, family
• Plaque(s)
• Plasmacytoma C90.3-
• Plasmacytopenia D72.818
• Plasmacytosis D72.822
• Plaster ulcer – see Ulcer, pressure, by site
• Plateau iris syndrome (post-iridectomy) (postprocedural) (without glaucoma) H21.82
• Platybasia Q75.8
• Platyonychia (congenital) Q84.6
• Platypelloid pelvis M95.5
• Platyspondylisis Q76.49
• Plaut A69.1 (-Vincent) – see also Vincent’s
• Plethora R23.2
• Pleura, pleural – see condition
• Pleuralgia R07.81
• Pleurisy (acute) (adhesive) (chronic) (costal) (diaphragmatic) (double) (dry) (fibrinous) (fibrous) (interlobar) (latent) (plastic) (primary) (residual) (sicca) (sterile) (subacute) (unresolved) R09.1
• Pleuritis sicca – see Pleurisy
• Pleuro-pneumonia-like-organism B96.0 (PPLO)
• Pleurobronchopneumonia – see Pneumonia, broncho-
• Pleurodynia R07.81
• Pleuropericarditis – see also Pericarditis
• Pleuropneumonia (acute) (bilateral) (double) (septic) J18.8 – see also Pneumonia
• Pleurorrhea – see Pleurisy, with effusion
• Plexitis, brachial G54.0
• Plica
• Plicated tongue K14.5
• Plug
• Plumbism T56.0
• Plummer’s disease E05.20
• Plummer-Vinson syndrome D50.1
• Pluricarential syndrome of infancy E40
• Plus (and minus) hand (intrinsic) – see Deformity, limb, specified type NEC, forearm
• PMEI G40.83- (polymorphic epilepsy in infancy)
• Pneumathemia – see Air, embolism
• Pneumatic hammer T75.21 (drill)
• Pneumatocele (lung) J98.4
• Pneumatosis
• Pneumaturia R39.89
• Pneumoblastoma – see Neoplasm, lung, malignant
• Pneumocephalus G93.89
• Pneumococcemia A40.3
• Pneumococcus, pneumococcal – see condition
• Pneumoconiosis (due to) (inhalation of) J64
• Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia B59
• Pneumocystis jiroveci B59 (pneumonia)
• Pneumocystosis B59 (with pneumonia)
• Pneumohemopericardium I31.2
• Pneumohemothorax J94.2
• Pneumohydropericardium – see Pericarditis
• Pneumohydrothorax – see Hydrothorax
• Pneumomediastinum J98.2
• Pneumomycosis B49
• Pneumonia (acute) (double) (migratory) (purulent) (septic) (unresolved) J18.9
• Pneumonic – see condition
• Pneumonitis (acute) (primary) J98.4 – see also Pneumonia
• Pneumonoconiosis – see Pneumoconiosis
• Pneumoparotid K11.8
• Pneumopathy NEC J98.4
• Pneumopericarditis – see also Pericarditis
• Pneumopericardium – see also Pericarditis
• Pneumophagia F45.8 (psychogenic)
• Pneumopleurisy, pneumopleuritis J18.8 – see also Pneumonia
• Pneumopyopericardium I30.1
• Pneumopyothorax – see Pyopneumothorax
• Pneumorrhagia – see also Hemorrhage, lung
• Pneumothorax NOS J93.9
• Podagra M10.9 – see also Gout
• Podencephalus Q01.9
• Poikilocytosis R71.8
• Poikiloderma L81.6
• Poikilodermatomyositis M33.10
• Pointed ear Q17.3 (congenital)
• Poison ivy, oak, sumac or other plant dermatitis L23.7 (allergic) (contact)
• Poisoning (acute) – see also Table of Drugs and Chemicals
• Poker spine – see Spondylitis, ankylosing
• Poland syndrome Q79.8
• Polioencephalitis (acute) (bulbar) A80.9
• Polioencephalomyelitis (acute) (anterior) A80.9
• Polioencephalopathy, superior hemorrhagic E51.2
• Poliomeningoencephalitis – see Meningoencephalitis
• Poliomyelitis (acute) (anterior) (epidemic) A80.9
• Poliosis (eyebrow) (eyelashes) L67.1
• Pollakiuria R35.0
• Pollinosis J30.1
• Pollitzer’s disease L73.2
• Polyadenitis – see also Lymphadenitis
• Polyalgia M79.89
• Polyangiitis M30.0
• Polyarteritis
• Polyarthralgia – see Pain, joint
• Polyarthritis, polyarthropathy M13.0 – see also Arthritis
• Polyarthrosis M15.9
• Polycarential syndrome of infancy E40
• Polychondritis (atrophic) (chronic) – see also Disorder, cartilage, specified type NEC
• Polycoria Q13.2
• Polycystic (disease)
• Polycythemia (secondary) D75.1
• Polycytosis cryptogenica D75.1
• Polydactylism, polydactyly Q69.9
• Polydipsia R63.1
• Polydystrophy, pseudo-Hurler E77.0
• Polyembryoma – see Neoplasm, malignant, by site
• Polyglandular
• Polyhydramnios
• Polymastia Q83.1
• Polymenorrhea N92.0
• Polymyalgia M35.3
• Polymyositis (acute) (chronic) (hemorrhagic) M33.20
• Polyneuritis, polyneuritic – see also Polyneuropathy
• Polyneuropathy (peripheral) G62.9
• Polyopia H53.8
• Polyorchism, polyorchidism Q55.21
• Polyosteoarthritis M15.9- – see also Osteoarthritis, generalized
• Polyostotic fibrous dysplasia Q78.1
• Polyotia Q17.0
• Polyp, polypus
• Polyphagia R63.2
• Polyploidy Q92.7
• Polypoid – see condition
• Polyposis – see also Polyp
• Polyradiculitis – see Polyneuropathy
• Polyradiculoneuropathy G61.0 (acute) (postinfective) (segmentally demyelinating)
• Polyserositis
• Polysplenia syndrome Q89.09
• Polysyndactyly Q70.4 – see also Syndactylism, syndactyly
• Polytrichia L68.3
• Polyunguia Q84.6
• Polyuria R35.89
• Pompe’s disease E74.02 (glycogen storage)
• Pompholyx L30.1
• Poncet’s disease A18.09 (tuberculous rheumatism)
• Pond fracture – see Fracture, skull
• Ponos B55.0
• Pons, pontine – see condition
• Poor
• Poradenitis, nostras inguinalis or venerea A55
• Porencephaly (congenital) (developmental) (true) Q04.6
• Porocephaliasis B88.8
• Porokeratosis Q82.8
• Poroma, eccrine – see Neoplasm, skin, benign
• Porphyria (South African) E80.20
• Porphyrinuria – see Porphyria
• Porphyruria – see Porphyria
• Port wine nevus, mark, or stain Q82.5
• Portal – see condition
• Posadas-Wernicke disease B38.9
• Positive
• Post COVID-19 condition, unspecified U09.9
• Post-dates (40-42 weeks) (pregnancy) (mother) O48.0
• Post-term (40-42 weeks) (pregnancy) (mother) O48.0
• Post-traumatic brain syndrome, nonpsychotic F07.81
• Post-typhoid abscess A01.09
• Postcardiotomy syndrome I97.0
• Postcaval ureter Q62.62
• Postcholecystectomy syndrome K91.5
• Postclimacteric bleeding N95.0
• Postcommissurotomy syndrome I97.0
• Postconcussional syndrome F07.81
• Postcontusional syndrome F07.81
• Postcricoid region – see condition
• Postencephalitic syndrome F07.89
• Posterior – see condition
• Posterolateral sclerosis (spinal cord) – see Degeneration, combined
• Postexanthematous – see condition
• Postfebrile – see condition
• Postgastrectomy dumping syndrome K91.1
• Posthemiplegic chorea – see Monoplegia
• Posthemorrhagic anemia (chronic) D50.0
• Postherpetic neuralgia (zoster) B02.29
• Posthitis N47.7
• Postimmunization complication or reaction – see Complications, vaccination
• Postinfectious – see condition
• Postlaminectomy syndrome NEC M96.1
• Postleukotomy syndrome F07.0
• Postmastectomy lymphedema I97.2 (syndrome)
• Postmaturity, postmature (over 42 weeks)
• Postmeasles complication NEC B05.89 – see also condition
• Postmenopausal
• Postnasal drip R09.82
• Postnatal – see condition
• Postoperative (postprocedural) – see also Complication, postoperative
• Postpancreatectomy hyperglycemia E89.1
• Postpartum – see Puerperal
• Postphlebitic syndrome – see Syndrome, postthrombotic
• Postpolio G14 (myelitic)
• Postpoliomyelitic – see also condition
• Postprocedural – see also Postoperative
• Postschizophrenic depression F32.89
• Postsurgery status – see also Status (post)
• Postures, hysterical F44.2
• Postvaccinal reaction or complication – see Complications, vaccination
• Postvalvulotomy syndrome I97.0
• Potain’s
• POTS G90.A (postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome)
• Pott’s
• Potter’s
• Pouch
• Pouchitis K91.850
• Poultrymen’s itch B88.0
• Poverty NEC Z59.6
• Poxvirus NEC B08.8
• Prader-Willi syndrome Q87.11
• Prader-Willi-like syndrome Q87.19
• Pre-eclampsia O14.9-
• Pre-eruptive color change, teeth, tooth K00.8
• Pre-excitation atrioventricular conduction I45.6
• Pre-kwashiorkor – see Malnutrition, severe
• Pre-syncope R55
• Preauricular appendage or tag Q17.0
• Prebetalipoproteinemia (acquired) (essential) (familial) (hereditary) (primary) (secondary) E78.1
• Precipitate labor or delivery O62.3
• Preclimacteric bleeding N92.4 (menorrhagia)
• Precocious
• Precocity, sexual (constitutional) (cryptogenic) (female) (idiopathic) (male) E30.1
• Precordial pain R07.2
• Predeciduous teeth K00.2
• Prediabetes, prediabetic R73.03
• Predislocation status of hip at birth Q65.6
• Preglaucoma H40.00-
• Pregnancy (single) (uterine) Z33.1 – see also Delivery and Puerperal
• Preiser’s disease – see Osteonecrosis, secondary, due to, trauma, metacarpus
• Preleukemia D46.9 (syndrome)
• Preluxation, hip, congenital Q65.6
• Premature – see also condition
• Prematurity NEC (less than 37 completed weeks) – see Preterm, newborn
• Premenstrual
• Premolarization, cuspids K00.2
• Prenatal
• Preparatory care for subsequent treatment NEC
• Prepartum – see condition
• Preponderance, left or right ventricular I51.7
• Prepuce – see condition
• PRES I67.83 (posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome)
• Presbycardia R54
• Presbycusis, presbyacusia H91.1-
• Presbyesophagus K22.89
• Presbyophrenia F03
• Presbyopia H52.4
• Prescription of contraceptives (initial) Z30.019
• Presence (of)
• Presenile – see also condition
• Presentation, fetal – see Delivery , complicated by, malposition
• Prespondylolisthesis Q76.2 (congenital)
• Pressure
• Preterm
• Previa
• Priapism N48.30
• Prickling sensation R20.2 (skin)
• Prickly heat L74.0
• Primary – see condition
• Primigravida
• Primipara
• Primus varus Q66.21-
• PRIND I63.9 (Prolonged reversible ischemic neurologic deficit)
• Pringle’s disease Q85.1 (tuberous sclerosis)
• Prinzmetal angina I20.1
• Prizefighter ear – see Cauliflower ear
• Problem (with) (related to)
• Procedure (surgical)
• Procidentia N81.3 (uteri)
• Proctalgia K62.89
• Proctitis K62.89
• Proctocele
• Proctocolitis
• Proctoptosis K62.3
• Proctorrhagia K62.5
• Proctosigmoiditis K63.89
• Proctospasm K59.4
• Profichet’s disease – see Disorder, soft tissue, specified type NEC
• Progeria E34.8
• Prognathism M26.19 (mandibular) (maxillary)
• Progonoma (melanotic) – see Neoplasm, benign, by site
• Progressive – see condition
• Prolactinoma
• Prolapse, prolapsed
• Prolapsus, female N81.9
• Proliferation(s)
• Proliferative – see condition
• Prolonged, prolongation (of)
• Prominence, prominent
• Promiscuity – see High, risk, sexual behavior
• Pronation
• Prophylactic
• Propionic acidemia E71.121
• Proptosis (ocular) – see also Exophthalmos
• Prosecution, anxiety concerning Z65.3
• Prosopagnosia R48.3
• Prostadynia N42.81
• Prostate, prostatic – see condition
• Prostatism – see Hyperplasia, prostate
• Prostatitis (congestive) (suppurative) (with cystitis) N41.9
• Prostatocystitis N41.3
• Prostatorrhea N42.89
• Prostatosis N42.82
• Prostration R53.83
• Protanomaly H53.54 (anomalous trichromat)
• Protanopia H53.54 (complete) (incomplete)
• Protection (against) (from) – see Prophylactic
• Protein
• Proteinemia R77.9
• Proteinosis
• Proteinuria R80.9
• Proteolysis, pathologic D65
• Proteus B96.4 (mirabilis) (morganii)
• Prothrombin gene mutation D68.52
• Protoporphyria, erythropoietic E80.0
• Protozoal – see also condition
• Protrusion, protrusio
• Prune belly Q79.4 (syndrome)
• Prurigo (ferox) (gravis) (Hebrae) (Hebra’s) (mitis) (simplex) L28.2
• Pruritus, pruritic (essential) L29.9
• Pseudarthrosis, pseudoarthrosis (bone) – see Nonunion, fracture
• Pseudo-Cushing’s syndrome, alcohol-induced E24.4
• Pseudo-Hurler’s polydystrophy E77.0
• Pseudo-obstruction intestine (acute) (chronic) (idiopathic) (intermittent secondary) (primary) K59.89
• Pseudoaneurysm – see Aneurysm
• Pseudoangina (pectoris) – see Angina
• Pseudoangioma I81
• Pseudoarteriosus Q28.8
• Pseudoarthrosis – see Pseudarthrosis
• Pseudobulbar affect F48.2 (PBA)
• Pseudochromhidrosis L67.8
• Pseudocirrhosis, liver, pericardial I31.1
• Pseudocowpox B08.03
• Pseudocoxalgia M91.3-
• Pseudocroup J38.5
• Pseudocyesis F45.8
• Pseudocyst
• Pseudoelephantiasis neuroarthritica Q82.0
• Pseudoexfoliation, capsule (lens) – see Cataract, specified NEC
• Pseudofolliculitis barbae L73.1
• Pseudoglioma H44.89
• Pseudohemophilia (Bernuth’s) (hereditary) (type B) – see Disease, von Willebrand
• Pseudohermaphroditism Q56.3
• Pseudohydrocephalus G93.2
• Pseudohypertrophic muscular dystrophy G71.02 (Erb’s)
• Pseudohypertrophy, muscle G71.09 – see also Dystrophy, muscular, by type, if applicable
• Pseudohypoparathyroidism E20.1
• Pseudoinsomnia F51.03
• Pseudoleukemia, infantile D64.89
• Pseudomembranous – see condition
• Pseudomeningocele (cerebral) (infective) (post-traumatic) G96.198
• Pseudomenses P54.6 (newborn)
• Pseudomenstruation P54.6 (newborn)
• Pseudomonas
• Pseudomyotonia G71.19
• Pseudomyxoma peritonei C78.6
• Pseudoneuritis, optic Q14.2 (nerve) (disc) (papilla)
• Pseudopapilledema H47.33-
• Pseudoparalysis
• Pseudopelade L66.0
• Pseudophakia Z96.1
• Pseudopolyarthritis, rhizomelic M35.3
• Pseudopolycythemia D75.1
• Pseudopseudohypoparathyroidism E20.1
• Pseudopterygium H11.81-
• Pseudoptosis (eyelid) – see Blepharochalasis
• Pseudopuberty, precocious
• Pseudorickets N25.0 (renal)
• Pseudorubella B08.20
• Pseudosclerema, newborn P83.88
• Pseudosclerosis (brain)
• Pseudotetanus – see Convulsions
• Pseudotetany R29.0
• Pseudotruncus arteriosus Q25.49
• Pseudotuberculosis A28.2
• Pseudotumor G93.2
• Pseudoxanthoma elasticum Q82.8
• Psilosis (sprue) (tropical) K90.1
• Psittacosis A70
• Psoitis M60.88
• Psoriasis L40.9
• Psychasthenia F48.8
• Psychiatric disorder or problem F99
• Psychogenic – see also condition
• Psychological and behavioral factors affecting medical condition F59
• Psychoneurosis, psychoneurotic – see also Neurosis
• Psychopathy, psychopathic
• Psychosexual identity disorder of childhood F64.2
• Psychosis, psychotic F29
• Psychosomatic – see Disorder, psychosomatic
• Psychosyndrome, organic F07.9
• Psychotic episode due to or associated with physical condition F06.8
• Pterygium (eye) H11.00-
• Ptilosis (eyelid) – see Madarosis
• Ptomaine (poisoning) – see Poisoning, food
• Ptosis – see also Blepharoptosis
• PTP D69.51
• Ptyalism (periodic) K11.7
• Ptyalolithiasis K11.5
• Pubarche, precocious E30.1
• Pubertas praecox E30.1
• Puberty (development state) Z00.3
• Puckering, macula – see Degeneration, macula, puckering
• Pudenda, pudendum – see condition
• Puente’s disease K13.0 (simple glandular cheilitis)
• Puerperal, puerperium (complicated by, complications)
• Puerperium – see Puerperal
• Pulmolithiasis J98.4
• Pulmonary – see condition
• Pulpitis (acute) (anachoretic) (chronic) (hyperplastic) (putrescent) (suppurative) (ulcerative) K04.01
• Pulpless tooth K04.99
• Pulse
• Pulsus alternans or trigeminus R00.8
• Punch drunk F07.81
• Punctum lacrimale occlusion – see Obstruction, lacrimal
• Puncture
• PUO R50.9 (pyrexia of unknown origin)
• Pupillary membrane Q13.89 (persistent)
• Pupillotonia – see Anomaly, pupil, function, tonic pupil
• Purpura D69.2
• Purpuric spots R23.3
• Purulent – see condition
• Pus
• Pustular rash L08.0
• Pustule (nonmalignant) L08.9
• Pustulosis palmaris et plantaris L40.3
• Putnam (-Dana) – see Degeneration, combined
• Putrescent pulp K04.1 (dental)
• Pyarthritis, pyarthrosis – see Arthritis, pyogenic or pyemic
• Pyelectasis – see Hydronephrosis
• Pyelitis (congenital) (uremic) – see also Pyelonephritis
• Pyelocystitis – see Pyelonephritis
• Pyelonephritis – see also Nephritis, tubulo-interstitial
• Pyelonephrosis (obstructive) N11.1
• Pyelophlebitis I80.8
• Pyeloureteritis cystica N28.85
• Pyemia, pyemic (fever) (infection) (purulent) – see also Sepsis
• Pygopagus Q89.4
• Pyknoepilepsy (idiopathic) – see Pyknolepsy
• Pyknolepsy G40.A09
• Pyle’s syndrome Q78.5
• Pylephlebitis K75.1
• Pylethrombophlebitis K75.1
• Pylethrombosis K75.1
• Pyloritis K29.90
• Pylorospasm (reflex) K31.3
• Pylorus, pyloric – see condition
• Pyo-oophoritis – see Salpingo-oophoritis
• Pyo-ovarium – see Salpingo-oophoritis
• Pyoarthrosis – see Arthritis, pyogenic or pyemic
• Pyocele
• Pyocolpos – see Vaginitis
• Pyocystitis N30.80
• Pyoderma, pyodermia L08.0
• Pyodermatitis L08.0
• Pyogenic – see condition
• Pyohydronephrosis N13.6
• Pyometra, pyometrium, pyometritis – see Endometritis
• Pyomyositis (tropical) – see Myositis, infective
• Pyonephritis N12
• Pyonephrosis N13.6
• Pyopericarditis, pyopericardium I30.1
• Pyophlebitis – see Phlebitis
• Pyopneumopericardium I30.1
• Pyopneumothorax (infective) J86.9
• Pyosalpinx, pyosalpingitis – see also Salpingo-oophoritis
• Pyothorax J86.9
• Pyoureter N28.89
• Pyramidopallidonigral syndrome G20.C
• Pyrexia (of unknown origin) R50.9
• Pyroglobulinemia NEC E88.09
• Pyromania F63.1
• Pyrosis R12
• Pyuria R82.81 (bacterial) (sterile)