Index to Diseases and Injuries
Hematuria
Index code:R31.9
- due to sulphonamide, sulfonamide — see Table of Drugs and Chemicals, by drug
- benign (familial) (of childhood) — see also Hematuria, idiopathic
- essential microscopic R31.1
- endemic B65.0 — see also Schistosomiasis
- gross R31.0
- idiopathic N02.9
- with glomerular lesion
- C3
- glomerulonephritis N02.A
- glomerulopathy N02.A
- with dense deposit disease N02.6
- crescentic (diffuse) glomerulonephritis N02.7
- dense deposit disease N02.6
- endocapillary proliferative glomerulonephritis N02.4
- focal and segmental hyalinosis or sclerosis N02.1
- membranoproliferative (diffuse) N02.5
- membranous (diffuse) N02.2
- mesangial proliferative (diffuse) N02.3
- mesangiocapillary (diffuse) N02.5
- minor abnormality N02.0
- proliferative NEC N02.8
- specified pathology NEC N02.8
- intermittent — see Hematuria, idiopathic
- malarial B50.8
- microscopic NEC (with symptoms) R31.29
- asymptomatic R31.21
- benign essential R31.1
- paroxysmal — see also Hematuria, idiopathic
- nocturnal D59.5
- persistent — see Hematuria, idiopathic
- recurrent — see Hematuria, idiopathic
- tropical B65.0 — see also Schistosomiasis
- tuberculous A18.13
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Frequently asked questions
What is the ICD-10-CM code for Hematuria?
The ICD-10-CM Alphabetic Index directs "Hematuria" to R31.9. 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.