Index to Diseases and Injuries
Dysentery, dysenteric (catarrhal) (diarrhea) (epidemic) (hemorrhagic) (infectious) (sporadic) (tropical)
Index code:A09
- abscess, liver A06.4
- amebic A06.0 — see also Amebiasis
- with abscess — see Abscess, amebic
- acute A06.0
- chronic A06.1
- arthritis A09 — see also category M01
- bacillary A03.9 — see also category M01
- bacillary A03.9
- arthritis A03.9 — see also category M01
- Boyd A03.2
- Flexner A03.1
- Schmitz (-Stutzer) A03.0
- Shiga (-Kruse) A03.0
- Shigella A03.9
- boydii A03.2
- dysenteriae A03.0
- flexneri A03.1
- group A A03.0
- group B A03.1
- group C A03.2
- group D A03.3
- sonnei A03.3
- specified type NEC A03.8
- Sonne A03.3
- specified type NEC A03.8
- balantidial A07.0
- Balantidium coli A07.0
- Boyd's A03.2
- candidal B37.82
- Chilomastix A07.8
- Chinese A03.9
- coccidial A07.3
- Dientamoeba (fragilis) A07.8
- Embadomonas A07.8
- Entamoeba, entamebic — see Dysentery, amebic
- Flexner-Boyd A03.2
- Flexner's A03.1
- Giardia lamblia A07.1
- Hiss-Russell A03.1
- Lamblia A07.1
- leishmanial B55.0
- malarial — see Malaria
- metazoal B82.0
- monilial B37.82
- protozoal A07.9
- Salmonella A02.0
- schistosomal B65.1
- Schmitz (-Stutzer) A03.0
- Shiga (-Kruse) A03.0
- Shigella NOS — see Dysentery, bacillary
- Sonne A03.3
- strongyloidiasis B78.0
- trichomonal A07.8
- viral A08.4 — see also Enteritis, viral
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Frequently asked questions
What is the ICD-10-CM code for Dysentery, dysenteric?
The ICD-10-CM Alphabetic Index directs "Dysentery, dysenteric" to A09. 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.