Diagnostic Codes
| ICD-9▾▴ | ICD-10▾▴ | Description▾▴ | Definition▾▴ | Location▾▴ |  |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 739.5 | Segmental somatic dysfunction, pelvis region (hip and pubic region) | Lumbosacral Spine | |||
| 739.3 | M99.03 | Segmental and somatic dysfunction, lumbar region (Medicare subluxation) | Lumbosacral Spine | ||
| S12.000G | Unspecified displaced fracture of first cervical vertebra, subsequent encounter for fracture with delayed healing | Cervical Spine | |||
| 739.4 | Segmental somatic dysfunction, sacral region | Lumbosacral Spine | |||
| M48.061 | Spinal stenosis, lumbar region without neurogenic claudication (new 10-1-2017) | Lumbosacral Spine | |||
| 724.3 | M54.31 | Sciatica, right side | Lumbosacral Spine |
Orthopedic Tests
| Orthopedic Test▾▴ | Method▾▴ | Diagnosis Indication▾▴ | ICD9▾▴ | ICD10▾▴ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Codman's Sign | This test is performed on patients with shoulder complaints. The examiner passively abducts the arm on the side of the complaint. The sign is considered present when the abduction can be done without pain and a sudden release of the patient's arm (with it above the horizontal, which causes the deltoid to suddenly contract) causes shoulder pain and a hunching of the shoulder due to the absence of rotator cuff function. The sign is indicative of a rotator cuff tear (Rupture of the Supraspinatus Tendon) | Bursitis of right shoulder | 726.10 | M75.51 |
Correlated Diagnosis
| Complaint/Symptom▾▴ | Objective▾▴ | Diagnosis Indication▾▴ | ICD9▾▴ | ICD10▾▴ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Neck Pain no history of trauma | Cervical paraspinal muscles tender, reduced range-of-motion, grossly and segmentally. Orthopedic and neurologic exams normal. | Cervicalgia (neck pain) | 723.1 | M54.2 |