Index to Diseases and Injuries
Anemia (essential) (general) (hemoglobin deficiency) (infantile) (primary) (profound)
Index code:D64.9
- with (due to) (in) →
- achlorhydric D50.8
- achrestic D53.1
- Addison (-Biermer) (pernicious) D51.0
- agranulocytic — see Agranulocytosis
- amino-acid-deficiency D53.0
- aplastic →
- aregenerative →
- asiderotic D50.9
- atypical (primary) D64.9
- Baghdad spring D55.0
- Balantidium coli A07.0
- Biermer's (pernicious) D51.0
- blood loss (chronic) →
- bothriocephalus B70.0 [D63.8]
- brickmaker's B76.9 [D63.8]
- cerebral I67.89
- childhood D58.9
- chlorotic D50.8
- chronic →
- chronica congenita aregenerativa D61.09
- combined system disease NEC →
- complicating pregnancy, childbirth or puerperium — see Pregnancy, complicated by (management affected by), anemia
- congenital →
- Cooley's (erythroblastic) D56.1
- cytogenic D51.0
- deficiency →
- Diamond-Blackfan (congenital hypoplastic) D61.01
- dibothriocephalus B70.0 [D63.8]
- dimorphic D53.1
- diphasic D53.1
- Diphyllobothrium (Dibothriocephalus) B70.0 [D63.8]
- due to (in) (with) →
- Dyke-Young type (secondary) (symptomatic) D59.19
- dyserythropoietic (congenital) D64.4
- dyshematopoietic (congenital) D64.4
- Egyptian B76.9 [D63.8]
- elliptocytosis — see Elliptocytosis
- enzyme-deficiency, drug-induced D59.2
- epidemic B76.9 [D63.8] — see also Ancylostomiasis
- erythroblastic →
- erythrocytic glutathione deficiency D55.1
- erythropoietin-resistant anemia (EPO resistant anemia) D63.1
- Faber's (achlorhydric anemia) D50.9
- factitious (self-induced blood letting) D50.0
- familial erythroblastic D56.1
- Fanconi ('s) D61.03
- favism D55.0
- fish tapeworm (D. latum) infestation B70.0 [D63.8]
- folate (folic acid) deficiency D52.9
- glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD) deficiency D55.0
- glutathione-reductase deficiency D55.1
- goat's milk D52.0
- granulocytic — see Agranulocytosis
- Heinz body, congenital D58.2
- hemolytic →
- hemorrhagic (chronic) →
- Herrick's D57.1
- hexokinase deficiency D55.29
- hookworm B76.9 [D63.8]
- hypochromic (idiopathic) (microcytic) (normoblastic) →
- hypoplasia, red blood cells →
- hypoplastic (idiopathic) →
- hypoproliferative (refractive) D61.9
- idiopathic →
- in (due to) (with) →
- intertropical D63.8 — see also Ancylostomiasis
- iron deficiency →
- Joseph-Diamond-Blackfan (congenital hypoplastic) D61.01
- Lederer's (hemolytic) D59.19
- leukoerythroblastic D61.82
- macrocytic →
- malarial B54 [D63.8] — see also Malaria
- malignant (progressive) D51.0
- malnutrition D53.9
- marsh B54 [D63.8] — see also Malaria
- Mediterranean (with other hemoglobinopathy) D56.9
- megaloblastic →
- megalocytic D53.1
- microcytic (hypochromic) →
- microdrepanocytosis D57.40
- microelliptopoikilocytic (Rietti-Greppi- Micheli) D56.9
- miner's B76.9 [D63.8]
- myelodysplastic D46.9
- myelofibrosis D75.81
- myelogenous D64.89
- myelopathic D64.89
- myelophthisic D61.82
- myeloproliferative D47.Z9
- newborn →
- nonspherocytic hemolytic — see Anemia, hemolytic, nonspherocytic
- normocytic (infectional) →
- nutritional (deficiency) →
- of prematurity P61.2
- orotaciduric (congenital) (hereditary) D53.0
- osteosclerotic D64.89
- ovalocytosis (hereditary) — see Elliptocytosis
- paludal B54 [D63.8] — see also Malaria
- pernicious (congenital) (malignant) (progressive) D51.0
- pleochromic →
- posthemorrhagic (chronic) →
- postoperative (postprocedural) →
- postpartum O90.81
- pressure D64.89
- progressive →
- protein-deficiency D53.0
- pseudoleukemica infantum D64.89
- pure red cell →
- pyridoxine-responsive D64.3
- pyruvate kinase deficiency D55.21
- refractory →
- Rietti-Greppi-Micheli D56.9
- scorbutic D53.2
- secondary to →
- semiplastic D61.89
- sickle-cell — see Disease, sickle-cell
- sideroblastic →
- sideropenic (refractory) →
- simple chronic D53.9
- specified type NEC D64.89
- spherocytic (hereditary) — see Spherocytosis
- splenic D64.89
- splenomegalic D64.89
- stomatocytosis D58.8
- syphilitic (acquired) (late) A52.79 [D63.8]
- target cell D64.89
- thalassemia D56.9
- thrombocytopenic — see Thrombocytopenia
- toxic D61.2
- tropical →
- tuberculous A18.89 [D63.8]
- vegan D51.3
- vitamin →
- von Jaksch's D64.89
- Witts' (achlorhydric anemia) D50.8
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Frequently asked questions
What is the ICD-10-CM code for Anemia?
The ICD-10-CM Alphabetic Index directs "Anemia" to D64.9. Subterms below it may lead to a more specific code. Always confirm the code in the Tabular List before assigning it.
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