Index to Diseases and Injuries: F

271 entries

• Faber's syndrome (achlorhydric anemia)D50.9
• Fabry (-Anderson) diseaseE75.21
• Facet syndromeM47.89-
• Faciocephalalgia, autonomicG90.09
• Factor (s)
• Fahr disease (of brain)G23.8
• Fahr Volhard disease (of kidney)I12.-
• Failure, failed
• Fainting (fit)R55
• Fallen arches
• Falling, falls (repeated)R29.6
• Fallopian
• Fallot's
• False
• Faltering growthR62.51
• Family, familial
• Famine (effects of)T73.0
• Fanconi (-de Toni)(-Debré) syndromeE72.09
• Fanconi ('s) anemiaD61.03
• Fanconi hypoplastic anemiaD61.03
• Fanconi panmyelopathyD61.03
• Farber's disease or syndromeE75.29
• FarcyA24.0
• Farmer's
• Farsightedness
• Fascia
• FasciculationR25.3
• FasciitisM72.9
• FascioliasisB66.3
• Fasciolopsis, fasciolopsiasis (intestinal)B66.5
• Fascioscapulohumeral myopathyG71.02
• Fast pulseR00.0
• Fat
• FatigueR53.83
• Fatness
• Fatty
• Fauces
• Fauchard's disease (periodontitis)
• FaucitisJ02.9
• Favism (anemia)D55.0
• Favus
• Fazio-Londe disease or syndromeG12.1
• Fear complex or reactionF40.9
• Fear of
• Feared complaint unfoundedZ71.1
• Febris, febrile
• Fecal
• Fecalith (impaction)K56.41
• Fede's diseaseK14.0
• Feeble rapid pulse due to shock following injuryT79.4
• Feeble-mindedF70
• Feeding
• Feeling (of)
• Feer's disease
• Feet
• Feigned illnessZ76.5
• Feil-Klippel syndrome (brevicollis)Q76.1
• Feinmesser's (hidrotic) ectodermal dysplasiaQ82.4
• FelinophobiaF40.218
• Felon
• Felty's syndromeM05.00
• Female genital cutting status
• Female genital mutilation status (FGM)N90.810
• Femur, femoral
• Fenestration, fenestrated
• Fernell's disease (aortic aneurysm)I71.9
• Fertile eunuch syndromeE23.0
• Fetid
• FetishismF65.0
• Fetus, fetal
• Fever (inanition) (of unknown origin) (persistent) (with chills) (with rigor)R50.9
• FFA (frontal fibrosing alopecia)L66.12
• Fibrillation
• Fibrin
• Fibrinogenolysis
• FibrinogenopeniaD68.8
• Fibrinolysis (hemorrhagic) (acquired)D65
• Fibrinopenia (hereditary)D68.2
• Fibrinopurulent
• Fibrinous
• Fibroadenoma
• Fibroadenosis, breast (chronic) (cystic) (diffuse) (periodic) (segmental)N60.2-
• Fibroangioma
• Fibrochondrosarcoma
• Fibrocystic
• Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva
• Fibroelastosis (cordis) (endocardial) (endomyocardial)I42.4
• Fibroid (tumor)
• Fibrolipoma
• Fibroliposarcoma
• Fibroma
• FibromatosisM72.9
• FibromyalgiaM79.7
• Fibromyoma
• FibromyositisM79.7
• FibromyxolipomaD17.9
• Fibromyxoma
• Fibromyxosarcoma
• Fibro-odontoma, ameloblastic
• Fibro-osteoma
• Fibroplasia, retrolentalH35.17-
• Fibropurulent
• Fibrosarcoma
• Fibrosclerosis
• Fibrosis, fibrotic
• Fibrositis (periarticular)M79.7
• FibrothoraxJ94.1
• Fibrotic
• Fibrous
• Fibroxanthoma
• Fibroxanthosarcoma
• Fiedler's
• Fifth diseaseB08.3
• Filaria, filarial, filariasis
• Filatov's disease
• File-cutter's disease
• Filling defect
• Fimbrial cystQ50.4
• Financial problem affecting care NOSZ59.9
• Findings, abnormal, inconclusive, without diagnosis
• Finger
• Fire, Saint Anthony's
• Fire-setting
• Fish hook stomachK31.89
• Fishmeal-worker's lungJ67.8
• Fissure, fissured
• Fistula (cutaneous)L98.8
• FitR56.9
• Fitting (and adjustment) (of)
• Fitzhugh-Curtis syndrome
• Fitz's syndrome (acute hemorrhagic pancreatitis)K85.80
• Fixation
• Flabby ridgeK06.8
• Flaccid
• Flail
• Flajani's disease
• Flap, liverK71.3
• Flashbacks (residual to hallucinogen use)F16.283
• Flat
• Flatau-Schilder diseaseG37.0
• Flatback syndromeM40.30
• Flattening
• FlatulenceR14.3
• FlatusR14.3
• Flax-dresser's diseaseJ66.1
• Flea bite
• Flecks, glaucomatous (subcapsular)
• Fleischer (-Kayser) ring (cornea)H18.04-
• Fleshy moleO02.0
• Flexibilitas cerea
• Flexion
• Flexner-Boyd dysenteryA03.2
• Flexner's dysenteryA03.1
• Flexure
• Flint murmur (aortic insufficiency)I35.1
• Floater, vitreous
• Floating
• FloodingN92.0
• Floor
• Floppy
• Flu
• Fluctuating blood pressureI99.8
• Fluid
• Flukes NEC
• Fluor (vaginalis)N89.8
• Fluorosis
• Flush syndromeE34.09
• FlushingR23.2
• Flutter
• FNHTR (febrile nonhemolytic transfusion reaction)R50.84
• Fochier's abscess - code by site under Abscess
• Focus, Assmann's
• Fogo selvagemL10.3
• Foix-Alajouanine syndromeG95.19
• Fold, folds (anomalous)
• Folie à deuxF24
• Follicle
• Follicular
• Folliculitis (superficial)L73.9
• Folliculome lipidique
• Følling's diseaseE70.0
• Follow-up
• Fong's syndrome (hereditary osteo-onychodysplasia)Q87.2
• Food
• Foot
• Foramen ovale (nonclosure) (patent) (persistent)Q21.12
• Forbes' glycogen storage diseaseE74.03
• Fordyce-Fox diseaseL75.2
• Fordyce's disease (mouth)Q38.6
• Forearm
• Foreclosure on loanZ59.89
• Foreign body
• Forestier's disease (rhizomelic pseudopolyarthritis)M35.3
• Formation
• FormicationR20.2
• Fort Bragg feverA27.89
• Fossa
• Foster-Kennedy syndromeH47.14-
• Fothergill's
• Foul breathR19.6
• FoundlingZ76.1
• Fournier disease or gangreneN49.3
• Fourth
• Foville's (peduncular) disease or syndromeG46.3
• Fox (-Fordyce) disease (apocrine miliaria)L75.2
• FPIES (food protein-induced enterocolitis syndrome)K52.21
• FPVT (familial polymorphic ventricular tachycardia)I47.22
• Fracture, burst
• Fracture, chronic
• Fracture, insufficiency
• Fracture, nontraumatic, NEC
• Fracture, pathological (pathologic)
• Fracture, traumatic (abduction) (adduction) (separation)T14.8
• Fragile, fragility
• Fragilitas
• Fragments, cataract (lens) , following cataract surgeryH59.02-
• Frailty (frail)R54
• Frambesia, frambesial (tropica)
• Frambeside
• FrambesiomaA66.1
• Franceschetti-Klein (-Wildervanck) disease or syndromeQ75.4
• Francis' disease
• Franklin diseaseC88.2-
• Frank's essential thrombocytopeniaD69.3
• Fraser's syndromeQ87.0
• Freckle (s)L81.2
• Frederickson's hyperlipoproteinemia, type
• Freeman Sheldon syndromeQ87.0
• FreezingT69.9
• Freiberg's disease (infraction of metatarsal head or osteochondrosis)
• Frei's diseaseA55
• Fremitus, friction, cardiacR01.2
• Frenum, frenulum
• Frequency micturition (nocturnal)R35.0
• Frey's syndrome
• Friction
• Friderichsen-Waterhouse syndrome or diseaseA39.1
• Friedländer's B (bacillus) NECA49.8
• Friedreich's
• FrigidityF52.22
• Fröhlich's syndromeE23.6
• Frontal
• Frostbite (superficial)T33.90
• FrotteurismF65.81
• FrozenT69.9
• Fructokinase deficiencyE74.11
• Fructose 1,6 diphosphatase deficiencyE74.19
• Fructosemia (benign) (essential)E74.12
• Fructosuria (benign) (essential)E74.11
• Fuchs'
• FucosidosisE77.1
• FugueR68.89
• Fulminant, fulminating
• Functional
• Functioning, intellectual, borderlineR41.83
• Fundus
• Fungemia NOSB49
• Fungus, fungous
• Funiculitis (acute) (chronic) (endemic)N49.1
• Funnel
• FUO (fever of unknown origin)R50.9
• FurfurL21.0
• FurloughedZ56.89
• Furrier's lungJ67.8
• FurrowedK14.5
• FuruncleL02.92
• Furunculosis
• Fused
• Fusion, fused (congenital)
• Fusospirillosis (mouth) (tongue) (tonsil)A69.1
• Fussy babyR68.12

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