Index to Diseases and Injuries: D

417 entries

• Daae (-Finsen) disease (epidemic pleurodynia)B33.0
• Da Costa's syndromeF45.8
• Dabney's gripB33.0
• Dacryoadenitis, dacryadenitisH04.00-
• DacryocystitisH04.30-
• Dacryocystoblennorrhea
• Dacryocystocele
• Dacryolith, dacryolithiasisH04.51-
• Dacryoma
• Dacryopericystitis
• DacryopsH04.11-
• Dacryostenosis
• Dactylitis
• Dactylolysis spontanea (ainhum)L94.6
• DactylosymphysisQ70.9
• Damage
• Dana-Putnam syndrome (subacute combined sclerosis with pernicious anemia)
• Danbolt (-Cross) syndrome (acrodermatitis enteropathica)E83.2
• DandruffL21.0
• Dandy-Walker syndromeQ03.1
• Danlos' syndromeQ79.60
• Darier (-White) disease (congenital)Q82.8
• Darier-Roussy sarcoidD86.3
• Darling's disease or histoplasmosisB39.4
• Darwin's tubercleQ17.8
• Dawson's (inclusion body) encephalitisA81.1
• De Beurmann (-Gougerot) diseaseB42.1
• De la Tourette's syndromeF95.2
• De Lange's syndromeQ87.19
• De Morgan's spots (senile angiomas)D18.-
• De Quervain's
• De Toni-Fanconi (-Debré) syndromeE72.09
• Dead
• Deaf nonspeaking NECH91.3
• Deafmutism (acquired) (congenital) NECH91.3
• Deafness (acquired) (complete) (hereditary) (partial)H91.9-
• Death (cause unknown) (of) (unexplained) (unspecified cause)R99
• Debility (chronic) (general) (nervous)R53.81
• Débove's disease (splenomegaly)R16.1
• Debt, burdensomeZ59.868
• Decalcification
• Decapsulation, kidneyN28.89
• Decay
• Deciduitis (acute)
• Decline (general)
• Decompensation
• Decompression sicknessT70.3
• Decrease (d)
• Decubitus (ulcer)
• Deepening acetabulum
• Defect, defectiveQ89.9
• DeferentitisN49.1
• Defibrination (syndrome)D65
• Deficiency, deficient
• Deficit
• Deflection
• Defluvium
• DeformityQ89.9
• Degeneration, degenerative
• Deglutition
• Degos' diseaseI77.89
• Dehiscence (of)
• DehydrationE86.0
• Déjérine-Roussy syndromeG89.0
• Déjérine-Sottas disease or neuropathy (hypertrophic)G60.0
• Déjérine-Thomas atrophyG23.8
• Delay, delayed
• Deletion (s)
• Delhi boil or buttonB55.1
• Delinquency (juvenile) (neurotic)F91.8
• Delinquent immunization statusZ28.39
• Delirium, delirious (acute or subacute) (not alcohol- or drug-induced)R41.0
• Delivery (childbirth) (labor)
• Delusions (paranoid)
• Dementia (degenerative (primary)) (persisting) (unspecified severity) (without behavioral disturbance, psychotic disturbance, mood disturbance, and anxiety)F03.90
• Demineralization, bone
• Demodex folliculorum (infestation)B88.01
• DemophobiaF40.248
• DemoralizationR45.3
• Demyelination, demyelinization
• Dengue (classical) (fever)A90
• Dennie-Marfan syphilitic syndromeA50.45
• Dens evaginatus, in dente or invaginatusK00.2
• Dense breastsR92.30
• Density
• Dental
• Dentia praecoxK00.6
• Denticles (pulp)K04.2
• Dentigerous cystK09.0
• Dentin
• Dentinogenesis imperfectaK00.5
• Dentinoma
• Dentition (syndrome)K00.7
• Dependence (on) (syndrome)F19.20
• Dependency
• Depersonalization (in neurotic state) (neurotic) (syndrome)F48.1
• Depletion
• Deployment (current) (military) statusZ56.82
• Depolarization, prematureI49.40
• Deposit
• Depraved appetite
• Depressed
• Depression (acute) (mental)F32.A
• Deprivation
• Derangement
• Dercum's diseaseE88.2
• Derealization (neurotic)F48.1
• Dermal
• Dermaphytid
• Dermatitis (eczematous)L30.9
• Dermatoarthritis, lipoidE78.81
• Dermatochalasis, eyelidH02.839
• Dermatofibroma (lenticulare)
• Dermatofibrosarcoma (pigmented) (protuberans)
• DermatographiaL50.3
• Dermatolysis (exfoliativa) (congenital)Q82.8
• Dermatomegaly NECQ82.8
• DermatomucosomyositisM33.10
• DermatomycosisB36.9
• Dermatomyositis (acute) (chronic)
• Dermatoneuritis of children
• DermatophilosisA48.8
• DermatophytidL30.2
• Dermatophytide
• Dermatophytosis (epidermophyton) (infection) (Microsporum) (tinea) (Trichophyton)B35.9
• DermatopolymyositisM33.90
• Dermatopolyneuritis
• DermatorrhexisQ79.60
• Dermatosclerosis
• DermatosisL98.9
• Dermographia, dermographismL50.3
• Dermoid (cyst)
• Dermopathy
• Dermophytosis
• DescemetoceleH18.73-
• DES
• Descemet's membrane
• Descending
• Descensus uteri
• Desert
• Desertion (newborn)
• Desmoid (extra-abdominal) (tumor)
• DespondencyF32.A
• Desquamation, skinR23.4
• Destruction, destructive
• Destructiveness
• Desultory laborO62.2
• Detachment
• Detergent asthmaJ69.8
• Deterioration
• Deuteranomaly (anomalous trichromat)H53.53
• Deuteranopia (complete) (incomplete)H53.53
• Development
• Developmental
• Devergie's disease (pityriasis rubra pilaris)L44.0
• Deviation (in)
• Device
• Devic's diseaseG36.0
• Devil's
• Devitalized toothK04.99
• Devonshire colic
• Dextraposition, aortaQ20.3
• Dextrinosis, limit (debrancher enzyme deficiency)E74.03
• Dextrocardia (true)Q24.0
• Dextrotransposition, aortaQ20.3
• d-glycericacidemiaE72.59
• Dhat syndromeF48.8
• Dhobi itchB35.6
• Di George's syndromeD82.1
• Di Guglielmo's diseaseC94.0-
• Diabetes, diabetic (mellitus) (sugar)E11.9
• DiacyclothrombopathiaD69.19
• Diagnosis deferredR69
• Dialysis (intermittent) (treatment)
• Diamond-Blackfan anemia (congenital hypoplastic)D61.01
• Diamond-Gardener syndrome (autoerythrocyte sensitization)D69.2
• Diaper rashL22
• Diaphoresis (excessive)R61
• Diaphragm
• DiaphragmalgiaR07.1
• Diaphragmatitis, diaphragmitisJ98.6
• Diaphysial aclasisQ78.6
• Diaphysitis
• Diarrhea, diarrheal (disease) (infantile) (inflammatory)R19.7
• Diastasis
• Diastema, tooth, teeth, fully eruptedM26.32
• DiastematomyeliaQ06.2
• Diataxia, cerebralG80.4
• Diathesis
• Diaz's disease or osteochondrosis (juvenile) (talus)
• Dibothriocephalus, dibothriocephaliasis (latus) (infection) (infestation)B70.0
• Dicephalus, dicephalyQ89.4
• Dichotomy, teethK00.2
• Dichromat, dichromatopsia (congenital)
• DichuchwaA65
• DicroceliasisB66.2
• Didelphia, didelphys
• DidymytisN45.1
• Dietary
• Dietl's crisisN13.8
• Dieulafoy lesion (hemorrhagic)
• Difficult, difficulty (in)
• Diffuse
• DiGeorge's syndrome (thymic hypoplasia)D82.1
• Digestive
• Dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase disease (DPD)E88.89
• Diktyoma
• Dilaceration, toothK00.4
• Dilatation
• Dilated, dilation
• Diminished, diminution
• Diminuta taeniaB71.0
• Dimitri-Sturge-Weber diseaseQ85.89
• Dimple
• Dioctophyme renalis (infection) (infestation)B83.8
• DipetalonemiasisB74.4
• DiphallusQ55.69
• Diphtheria, diphtheritic (gangrenous) (hemorrhagic)A36.9
• Diphyllobothriasis (intestine)B70.0
• DiplacusisH93.22-
• Diplegia (upper limbs)G83.0
• Diplococcus, diplococcal
• DiplopiaH53.2
• DipsomaniaF10.20
• DipylidiasisB71.1
• DIRA (deficiency of interleukin 1 receptor antagonist)M04.8
• Direction, teeth, abnormal, fully eruptedM26.30
• DirofilariasisB74.8
• Dirt-eating childF98.3
• Disability, disabilities
• Disappearance of family memberZ63.4
• Disarticulation
• Discharge (from)
• Discitis, diskitisM46.40
• Discoid
• Discoloration
• Discomfort
• Discontinuity, ossicles, earH74.2-
• Discord (with)
• Discordant connection
• Discrepancy
• Discrimination
• Disease, diseased
• Disfigurement (due to scar)L90.5
• Disgerminoma
• DISH (diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis)
• Disinsertion, retina
• Dislocatable hip, congenitalQ65.6
• Dislocation (articular)
• Disorder (of)
• DisorientationR41.0
• Displacement, displaced
• Disproportion
• Disruptio uteri
• Disruption (of)
• Dissatisfaction with
• Dissecting
• Dissection
• Disseminated
• Dissociation
• Dissociative reaction, stateF44.9
• Dissolution, vertebra
• Distension, distention
• Distoma hepaticum infestationB66.3
• DistomiasisB66.9
• Distomolar (fourth molar)K00.1
• Disto-occlusion (Division I) (Division II)M26.212
• Distortion (s) (congenital)
• Distress
• Distribution vessel, atypicalQ27.9
• DistrichiasisL68.8
• Disturbance (s)
• DiuresisR35.89
• Diver's palsy, paralysis or squeezeT70.3
• Diverticulitis (acute)K57.92
• DiverticulosisK57.90
• Diverticulum, diverticula (multiple)K57.90
• Division
• Divorce, causing family disruptionZ63.5
• Dix-Hallpike neurolabyrinthitis
• DizzinessR42
• DMAC (disseminated mycobacterium avium- intracellulare complex)A31.2
• DNR (do not resuscitate)Z66
• Doan-Wiseman syndrome (primary splenic neutropenia)
• Doehle-Heller aortitisA52.02
• Dog bite
• Dohle body panmyelopathic syndromeD72.0
• DolichocephalyQ67.2
• DolichocolonQ43.8
• Dolichostenomelia
• Donohue's syndromeE34.8
• Donor (organ or tissue)Z52.9
• DonovanosisA58
• DorsalgiaM54.9
• DorsopathyM53.9
• Double
• Doubled upZ59.01
• Douglas' pouch, cul-de-sac
• Down syndromeQ90.9
• DPD (dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency)E88.89
• DracontiasisB72
• Dracunculiasis, dracunculosisB72
• Dream state, hystericalF44.89
• Dreschlera (hawaiiensis) (infection)B43.8
• Drepanocytic anemia
• Dresbach's syndrome (elliptocytosis)D58.1
• Dressler's syndromeI24.1
• Drift, ulnar
• Drinking (alcohol)
• Drip, postnasal (chronic)R09.82
• Droop
• Drop (in)
• Dropped heart beatsI45.9
• Dropsy, dropsical
• Drowned, drowning (near)T75.1
• DrowsinessR40.0
• Drug
• Drunkenness (without dependence)F10.129
• Drusen
• Dry, dryness
• DSAPL56.5
• Duane's syndromeH50.81-
• Dubin-Johnson disease or syndromeE80.6
• Dubois' disease (thymus gland)A50.59
• Dubowitz' syndromeQ87.19
• Duchenne-Aran muscular atrophyG12.21
• Duchenne-Griesinger diseaseG71.01
• Duchenne's
• Ducreyi chancreA57
• Ducrey's chancreA57
• Duct, ductus
• Duffy phenotype
• Duhring's disease (dermatitis herpetiformis)L13.0
• Dullness, cardiac (decreased) (increased)R01.2
• Dumb ague
• Dumbness
• Dumdum feverB55.0
• Dumping syndrome (postgastrectomy)K91.1
• Duodenitis (nonspecific) (peptic)K29.80
• Duodenocholangitis
• Duodenum, duodenal
• Duplay's bursitis or periarthritisM75.0
• Duplication, duplex
• Dupré's disease (meningism)R29.1
• Dupuytren's contraction or diseaseM72.0
• Durand-Nicolas-Favre diseaseA55
• Durotomy (inadvertent) (incidental)G97.41
• Duroziez's disease (congenital mitral stenosis)Q23.2
• Dutton's relapsing fever (West African)A68.1
• DwarfismE34.328
• Dyke-Young anemia (secondary) (symptomatic)D59.19
• Dysacusis
• DysadrenocortismE27.9
• DysarthriaR47.1
• Dysautonomia (familial)G90.1
• DysbarismT70.3
• DysbasiaR26.2
• Dysbetalipoproteinemia (familial)E78.2
• DyscalculiaR48.8
• DyscheziaK59.00
• Dyschondroplasia (with hemangiomata)Q78.4
• Dyschromia (skin)L81.9
• DyscollagenosisM35.9
• Dyscranio-pygo-phalangyQ87.0
• Dyscrasia
• DysendocrinismE34.9
• Dysentery, dysenteric (catarrhal) (diarrhea) (epidemic) (hemorrhagic) (infectious) (sporadic) (tropical)A09
• DysequilibriumR42
• DysesthesiaR20.8
• DysferlinopathyG71.033
• Dysfibrinogenemia (congenital)D68.2
• Dysfunction
• Dysgenesis
• Dysgerminoma
• DysgeusiaR43.2
• DysgraphiaR27.8
• Dyshidrosis, dysidrosisL30.1
• Dyskaryotic cervical smearR87.619
• DyskeratosisL85.8
• DyskinesiaG24.9
• Dyslalia (developmental)F80.0
• DyslexiaR48.0
• DyslipidemiaE78.5
• Dysmaturity
• Dysmenorrhea (essential) (exfoliative)N94.6
• Dysmetabolic syndrome XE88.810
• DysmetriaR27.8
• Dysmorphia
• Dysmorphism (due to)
• Dysmorphophobia (nondelusional)F45.22
• DysnomiaR47.01
• DysorexiaR63.0
• Dysostosis
• Dyspareunia (female)N94.10
• DyspepsiaR10.13
• DysphagiaR13.10
• Dysphagocytosis, congenitalD71.8
• DysphasiaR47.02
• DysphoniaR49.0
• Dysphoria
• DyspituitarismE23.3
• Dysplasia
• DysplasminogenemiaE88.02
• Dyspnea (nocturnal) (paroxysmal)R06.00
• DyspraxiaR27.8
• DysproteinemiaE88.09
• Dysreflexia, autonomicG90.4
• Dysrhythmia
• Dyssomnia
• Dyssynergia
• DysthymiaF34.1
• DysthyroidismE07.9
• DystociaO66.9
• DystoniaG24.9
• Dystonic movementsR25.8
• Dystrophy, dystrophia
• DysuriaR30.0

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