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Category · FY2027

T14 Injury of unspecified body region

  • Header · not billable
  • Codes take a 7th character

T14 is not billable. The category heads 9 billable codes in FY2027, grouped under 2 subdivisions. Its codes take a 7th character, so none is complete with fewer than 7 characters.

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Where it sits

  1. Chapter 19 Injury, poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes (S00-T88)
  2. T14 Injury of unspecified body region (T14)
  3. T14 Injury of unspecified body region
Billable codes
9
Subdivisions
2
CC / MCC codes
0 / 0
HCC V28 codes
1
New FY2027
0
Index entries
41

Codes in T14

  1. T14.8
    Other injury of unspecified body region +7th: A D S
    Needs 7th characterExempt: 2 of 3 7th characters
    Inclusion terms 7

    Inclusion terms

    • Abrasion NOS
    • Contusion NOS
    • Crush injury NOS
    • Fracture NOS
    • Skin injury NOS
    • Vascular injury NOS
    • Wound NOS
  2. T14.9
    Unspecified injury
    Header
  3. T14.90
    Injury, unspecified +7th: A D S
    Needs 7th characterExempt: 2 of 3 7th characters
    Inclusion terms 1

    Inclusion terms

    • Injury NOS
  4. T14.91
    Suicide attempt +7th: A D S
    Needs 7th character155 (some 7th characters)Exempt: 2 of 3 7th characters
    Inclusion terms 1

    Inclusion terms

    • Attempted suicide NOS

Sources of each column. Rows marked +7th need a 7th character: pick one to build the full code; its code card has its own flags.

Instructions

At T14

Excludes1

  • multiple unspecified injuries (T07) T07

Notes that also apply

Chapter 19 instructions (Notes 2, Excludes2 2, Use additional code 1): printed on the chapter 19 page.

7th characters

7th characters for T14 defined here

The appropriate 7th character is to be added to each code from category T14

7th characters for T14
7thMeaning (NCHS)
Ainitial encounter
Dsubsequent encounter
Ssequela

A code that takes a 7th character is invalid without it; the placeholder X fills a code shorter than 6 characters (Official Guidelines I.A.5). How 7th characters work.

Index entries

  • Abrasion → T14.8
  • Contusion (skin surface intact) → T14.8
  • Crush, crushed, crushing → T14.8
  • Fracture, traumatic (abduction) (adduction) (separation) → T14.8
  • Wound, open → T14.8-
  • Injury → T14.90
  • Suicide, suicidal (attempted) → T14.91
  • Abrasionskin NEC → T14.8
  • Contusion (skin surface intact)bone NEC → T14.8
  • Contusion (skin surface intact)skin NEC → T14.8
  • Contusion (skin surface intact)subcutaneous NEC → T14.8
  • Contusion (skin surface intact)subperiosteal NEC → T14.8
  • Crush, crushed, crushinginternal organ (abdomen, chest, or pelvis) NEC → T14.8
  • Crush, crushed, crushingsevere, unspecified site → T14.8
  • Fracture, traumatic (abduction) (adduction) (separation)bone NEC → T14.8
  • Hematomyelia (central)traumatic → T14.8
  • Injuryblast (air) (hydraulic) (immersion) (underwater) NEC → T14.8
  • Injuryblood vessel NEC → T14.8
  • Injuryinternal → T14.8
  • Injuryjoint NOS → T14.8
  • Injurylimb NEC → T14.8
  • Injurynerve NEC → T14.8
  • Injuryskin NEC → T14.8
  • Injuryspecified NEC → T14.8
  • Injurysubcutaneous NEC → T14.8
  • Injurysuperficial NEC → T14.8
  • Injuryvascular NEC → T14.8
  • Myalgiatraumatic NEC → T14.8
  • Thrombosis, thrombotic (bland) (multiple) (progressive) (silent) (vessel)traumatic NEC → T14.8
  • Wound, openskin NOS → T14.8
  • Injuryblood vessel NECspecified NEC → T14.8
  • Injurynerve NECperipheral NEC → T14.8
  • Injurysuperficial NECextremity NEC → T14.8
  • Injurysuperficial NEClimb NEC → T14.8
  • Injurysuperficial NECmuscle NEC → T14.8
  • Injurysuperficial NECnail NEC → T14.8
  • Injurysuperficial NECskin NEC → T14.8
  • Injurysuperficial NECsubcutaneous NEC → T14.8
  • Lesion(s) (nontraumatic)vascularfollowing trauma NEC → T14.8
  • Thrombosis, thrombotic (bland) (multiple) (progressive) (silent) (vessel)artery, arteries (postinfectional)traumatic NEC → T14.8

1 more, longer entries are not listed; the search box finds them by word.

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