Index to Diseases and Injuries
Disease, diseased › liver
Index code:K76.9
- alcoholic (chronic) K70.9
- acute — see Disease, liver, alcoholic, hepatitis
- cirrhosis K70.30
- with ascites K70.31
- failure K70.40
- with coma K70.41
- fatty liver K70.0
- fibrosis K70.2
- hepatitis K70.10
- with ascites K70.11
- sclerosis K70.2
- cystic, congenital Q44.6
- drug-induced (idiosyncratic) (toxic) (predictable) (unpredictable) — see Disease, liver, toxic
- end stage K72.1-
- with coma K72.11
- due to hepatitis — see Hepatitis
- fatty, nonalcoholic (NAFLD) K76.0
- alcoholic K70.0
- fibrocystic (congenital) Q44.6
- fluke
- Chinese B66.1
- oriental B66.1
- sheep B66.3
- Fontan-associated (FALD) I27.840
- gestational alloimmune (GALD) P78.84
- glycogen storage E74.09 [K77]
- in (due to)
- schistosomiasis (bilharziasis) B65.9 [K77]
- inflammatory K75.9
- alcoholic K70.1
- specified NEC K75.89
- intestinal failure-associated (IFALD) K76.83
- metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic (MASLD) K76.0
- polycystic (congenital) Q44.6
- toxic K71.9
- with
- cholestasis K71.0
- cirrhosis (liver) K71.7
- fibrosis (liver) K71.7
- focal nodular hyperplasia K71.8
- hepatic granuloma K71.8
- hepatic necrosis K71.10
- with coma K71.11
- hepatitis NEC K71.6
- acute K71.2
- chronic
- active K71.50
- with ascites K71.51
- lobular K71.4
- persistent K71.3
- lupoid K71.50
- with ascites K71.51
- peliosis hepatis K71.8
- veno-occlusive disease (VOD) of liver K71.8
- veno-occlusive K76.5
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Frequently asked questions
What is the ICD-10-CM code for Disease, diseased › liver?
The ICD-10-CM Alphabetic Index directs "Disease, diseased › liver" to K76.9. Subterms below it may lead to a more specific code. Always confirm the code in the Tabular List before assigning it.
ICD-10-CM Index to Diseases and Injuries maintained by CDC/NCHS (public domain), from the CMS FY2027 release.