Index to Diseases and Injuries: P

870 entries

• Pachyderma, pachydermiaL85.9
• Pachydermatocele (congenital)Q82.8
• Pachydermoperiostosis
• PachygyriaQ04.3
• Pachymeningitis (adhesive) (basal) (brain) (cervical) (chronic)(circumscribed) (external) (fibrous) (hemorrhagic) (hypertrophic) (internal) (purulent) (spinal) (suppurative)
• Pachyonychia (congenital)Q84.5
• Pacinian tumor
• Pad, knuckle or Garrod'sM72.1
• Paget-Schroetter syndromeI82.890
• Paget's disease
• Pain (s)R52
• Painful
• Painter's colicT56.0
• Palate
• PalatoplegiaK13.79
• Palatoschisis
• PalilaliaR48.8
• Palliative careZ51.5
• PallorR23.1
• Palmar
• Palpable
• Palpitations (heart)R00.2
• PalsyG83.9
• Paludism
• PanangiitisM30.0
• Panaris, panaritium
• Panarteritis nodosaM30.0
• Pancake heartR93.1
• Pancarditis (acute) (chronic)I51.89
• Pancoast's syndrome or tumorC34.1-
• Pancolitis
• Pancreas, pancreatic
• Pancreatitis (annular) (apoplectic) (calcareous) (edematous) (hemorrhagic) (malignant) (subacute) (suppurative)K85.90
• Pancreatoblastoma
• PancreolithiasisK86.89
• PancytolysisD75.89
• Pancytopenia (acquired)D61.818
• PANDAS (pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders associated with streptococcal infections syndrome)D89.89
• Panencephalitis, subacute, sclerosingA81.1
• PanhematopeniaD61.9
• PanhemocytopeniaD61.9
• PanhypogonadismE29.1
• PanhypopituitarismE23.0
• Panic (attack) (state)F41.0
• Panmyelopathy, familial, constitutionalD61.09
• PanmyelophthisisD61.82
• Panmyelosis (acute) (with myelofibrosis)C94.4-
• Panner's disease
• Panneuritis endemicaE51.11
• Panniculitis (nodular) (nonsuppurative)M79.3
• Panniculus adiposus (abdominal)E65
• Pannus (allergic) (cornea) (degenerativus) (keratic)H16.42-
• PanophthalmitisH44.01-
• PANS (Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome)D89.89
• PansynostosisQ75.052
• Pansinusitis (chronic) (hyperplastic) (nonpurulent) (purulent)J32.4
• Panuveitis (sympathetic)H44.11-
• Panvalvular diseaseI08.9
• PAPA (pyogenic arthritis, pyoderma gangrenosum, and acne syndrome)M04.8
• Papanicolaou smear, cervixZ12.4
• Papilledema (choked disc)H47.10
• PapillitisH46.00
• Papilloma
• Papillomata, multiple, of yawsA66.1
• Papillomatosis
• Papillomavirus, as cause of disease classified elsewhereB97.7
• Papillon-Léage and Psaume syndromeQ87.0
• Papule (s)R23.8
• Papulosis
• Papyraceous fetusO31.0-
• Para-albuminemiaE88.09
• ParacephalusQ89.7
• Parachute mitral valveQ23.2
• ParacoccidioidomycosisB41.9
• ParadentosisK05.4
• ParaffinomaT88.8
• ParagangliomaD44.7
• ParageusiaR43.2
• ParagonimiasisB66.4
• Paragranuloma, Hodgkin
• ParahemophiliaD68.2
• ParakeratosisR23.4
• Paralysis, paralytic (complete) (incomplete)G83.9
• Paramedial urethrovesical orificeQ64.79
• ParameniaN92.6
• ParametritisN73.2
• Parametrium, parametric
• Paramnesia
• ParamolarK00.1
• ParamyloidosisE85.89
• Paramyoclonus multiplexG25.3
• Paramyotonia (congenita)G71.19
• Parangi
• Paranoia (querulans)F22
• Paranoid
• Paraparesis
• ParaphasiaR47.02
• ParaphiliaF65.9
• Paraphimosis (congenital)N47.2
• Paraphrenia, paraphrenic (late)F22
• Paraplegia (lower)G82.20
• ParapoxvirusB08.60
• ParaproteinemiaD89.2
• ParapsoriasisL41.9
• Parasitic
• ParasitismB89
• ParasitophobiaF40.218
• ParasomniaG47.50
• ParaspadiasQ54.9
• Paraspasmus facialisG51.8
• Parasuicide (attempt)
• Parathyroid gland
• Parathyroid tetanyE20.9
• ParatrachomaA74.0
• Paratyphilitis
• Paratyphoid (fever)
• Paratyphus
• Paraurethral ductQ64.79
• Paraurethritis
• Paravaccinia NECB08.04
• Paravaginitis
• Parencephalitis
• Parent-child conflict
• Paresis
• ParesthesiaR20.2
• Paretic
• Parinaud's
• Parkinsonism (idiopathic) (primary)G20.C
• Parkinson's disease
• Parkinson's syndrome or tremor
• Parodontitis
• ParodontosisK05.4
• Paronychia
• Parorexia (psychogenic)F50.89
• ParosmiaR43.1
• Parotid gland
• Parotitis, parotiditis (allergic)(nonspecific toxic) (purulent) (septic) (suppurative)
• Parrot feverA70
• Parrot's disease (early congenital syphilitic pseudoparalysis)A50.02
• Parry-Romberg syndromeG51.8
• Parry's disease or syndromeE05.00
• Pars planitis
• Parsonage (-Aldren) -Turner syndromeG54.5
• Parson's disease (exophthalmic goiter)E05.00
• Particolored infantQ82.8
• Parturition
• ParulisK04.7
• Parvovirus, as cause of disease classified elsewhereB97.6
• Pasini and Pierini's atrophodermaL90.3
• Passage
• Passive
• Past due on rent or mortgageZ59.81-
• Pasteurella septicaA28.0
• Pasteurellosis
• PAT (paroxysmal atrial tachycardia)I47.19
• Patau's syndrome
• Patches
• Patellar
• Patent
• Paterson (-Brown)(-Kelly) syndrome or webD50.1
• Pathologic, pathological
• Pathology (of)
• Pattern, sleep-wake, irregularG47.23
• Patulous
• Pause, sinoatrialI49.5
• Paxton's diseaseB36.2
• Pearl (s)
• Pearl-worker's disease
• PectenosisK62.4
• Pectoral
• Pectus
• PedatrophiaE41
• PederosisF65.4
• Pediatric inflammatory multisystem syndromeM35.81
• Pediculosis (infestation)B85.2
• Pediculus (infestation)
• PedophiliaF65.4
• Peg-shaped teethK00.2
• Pelade
• Pelger-Huët anomaly or syndromeD72.0
• Peliosis (rheumatica)D69.0
• Pelizaeus-Merzbacher diseaseE75.27
• Pellagra (alcoholic)E52
• Pellagra-cerebellar-ataxia-renal aminoaciduria syndromeE72.02
• Pellegrini (-Stieda) disease or syndrome
• Pellizzi's syndromeE34.8
• Pel's crisisA52.11
• Pelvic
• Pelviolithiasis
• Pelviperitonitis
• Pelvis
• PemphigoidL12.9
• PemphigusL10.9
• Pendred's syndromeE07.1
• Pendulous
• Penetrating wound
• PenicillosisB48.4
• Penis
• PenitisN48.29
• Pentalogy of FallotQ21.8
• Pentasomy X syndromeQ97.1
• Pentosuria (essential)E74.89
• Percreta placentaO43.23-
• Peregrinating patient
• Perforation, perforated (nontraumatic) (of)
• Periadenitis mucosa necrotica recurrensK12.0
• Periappendicitis (acute)
• Periarteritis nodosa (disseminated) (infectious) (necrotizing)M30.0
• Periarthritis (joint)
• Periarthrosis (angioneural)
• Pericapsulitis, adhesive (shoulder)
• Pericarditis (with decompensation) (with effusion)I31.9
• Pericardium, pericardial
• Pericellulitis
• Pericementitis (chronic) (suppurative)
• Perichondritis
• PericlasiaK05.4
• Pericoronitis
• PericystitisN30.90
• Peridiverticulitis (intestine)K57.92
• Periendocarditis
• PeriepididymitisN45.1
• PerifolliculitisL01.02
• PerihepatitisK65.8
• Perilabyrinthitis (acute)H83.0
• Perimeningitis
• Perimetritis
• Perimetrosalpingitis
• PerineoceleN81.81
• Perinephric, perinephritic
• Perinephritis
• Perineum, perineal
• Perineuritis NEC
• Periodic
• Periodontitis (chronic) (complex) (compound) (local) (simplex)K05.30
• PeriodontoclasiaK05.4
• Periodontosis (juvenile)K05.4
• Periods
• Perionychia
• Perioophoritis
• PeriorchitisN45.2
• Periosteum, periosteal
• Periostitis (albuminosa) (circumscribed) (diffuse) (infective) (monomelic)
• Periostosis (hyperplastic)
• Peripartum
• Periphlebitis
• PeriproctitisK62.89
• Periprostatitis
• Perirectal
• Perirenal
• Perisalpingitis
• Perisplenitis (infectional)D73.89
• Peristalsis, visible or reversedR19.2
• Peritendinitis
• Peritoneum, peritoneal
• Peritonitis (adhesive) (bacterial) (fibrinous) (hemorrhagic) (idiopathic) (localized) (perforative) (primary) (with adhesions) (with effusion)K65.9
• Peritonsillar
• PeritonsillitisJ36
• PerityphlitisK37
• PeriureteritisN28.89
• Periurethral
• Periurethritis (gangrenous)
• Periuterine
• Perivaginitis
• Perivasculitis, retinalH35.06-
• Perivasitis (chronic)N49.1
• Perivesiculitis (seminal)
• Perlèche NECK13.0
• Pernicious
• Pernio, perniosisT69.1
• Perpetrator (of abuse)
• Persecution
• Perseveration (tonic)R48.8
• Persistence, persistent (congenital)
• Person (with)
• Personality (disorder)F60.9
• Perthes' disease
• PertussisA37.90
• Perversion, perverted
• Pervious, congenital
• Pes (congenital)
• Pest, pestis
• Petechia, petechiaeR23.3
• Petechial typhusA75.9
• Peter's anomalyQ13.4
• Petit mal seizure
• Petit's hernia
• PetrellidosisB48.2
• PetrositisH70.20-
• Peutz-Jeghers disease or syndromeQ85.89
• Peyronie's diseaseN48.6
• PFAPA (periodic fever, aphthous stomatitis, pharyngitis, and adenopathy syndrome)M04.8
• Pfeiffer's disease
• Phagedena (dry) (moist) (sloughing)
• Phagedenic
• PhakomaH35.89
• PhakomatosisQ85.9
• Phantom limb syndrome (without pain)G54.7
• Pharyngeal pouch syndromeD82.1
• Pharyngitis (acute) (catarrhal)(gangrenous) (infective) (malignant) (membranous) (phlegmonous) (pseudomembranous) (simple) (subacute) (suppurative) (ulcerative)J02.9
• Pharyngoconjunctivitis, viralB30.2
• Pharyngolaryngitis (acute)J06.0
• PharyngoplegiaJ39.2
• Pharyngotonsillitis, herpesviralB00.2
• Pharyngotracheitis, chronicJ42
• Pharynx, pharyngeal
• Phelan-McDermid syndromeQ93.52
• Phencyclidine-induced
• Phenomenon
• Phenotype
• PhenylketonuriaE70.1
• Pheochromoblastoma
• Pheochromocytoma
• Pheohyphomycosis
• Pheomycosis
• Phimosis (congenital) (due to infection)N47.1
• Phlebectasia
• Phlebitis (infective) (pyemic) (septic) (suppurative)I80.9
• PhlebofibrosisI87.8
• PhlebolithsI87.8
• Phlebopathy,
• PhlebosclerosisI87.8
• Phlebothrombosis
• Phlebotomus feverA93.1
• Phlegmasia
• Phlegmon
• Phlegmonous
• Phlyctenulosis (allergic) (keratoconjunctivitis) (nontuberculous)
• Phobia, phobicF40.9
• Phocas' disease
• PhocomeliaQ73.1
• PhoriaH50.50
• Phosphate-losing tubular disorderN25.0
• PhosphatemiaE83.39
• PhosphaturiaE83.39
• Photodermatitis (sun)L56.8
• PhotokeratitisH16.13-
• PhotophobiaH53.14-
• Photophthalmia
• PhotopsiaH53.19
• Photoretinitis
• Photosensitivity, photosensitization (sun) skinL56.8
• Phrenitis
• Phrynoderma (vitamin A deficiency)E50.8
• Phthiriasis (pubis)B85.3
• Phthirus infestation
• Phthisis
• PHTSQ85.81
• Phycomycosis
• PhysalopteriasisB81.8
• Physical restraint statusZ78.1
• PhytobezoarT18.9
• Pian
• PianomaA66.1
• PicaF50.89
• Picking, noseF98.8
• Pick-Niemann disease
• Pick's
• Pickwickian syndromeE66.2
• PiebaldismE70.39
• Piedra (beard) (scalp)B36.8
• Pierre Robin deformity or syndromeQ87.0
• Pierson's disease or osteochondrosisM91.0
• Pig-belA05.2
• Pigeon
• Pigmentation (abnormal) (anomaly)L81.9
• PilesK64.9
• Pili
• Pill roller hand (intrinsic)
• Pilomatrixoma
• Pilonidal
• PimpleR23.8
• PIMSM35.81
• PIN
• Pinched nerve
• Pindborg tumor
• Pineal body or gland
• PinealoblastomaC75.3
• PinealomaD44.5
• PineoblastomaC75.3
• PineocytomaD44.5
• PingueculaH11.15-
• PingueculitisH10.81-
• Pinhole meatusN35.919
• Pink
• Pinkus' disease (lichen nitidus)L44.1
• Pinpoint
• Pins and needlesR20.2
• PintaA67.9
• PintidsA67.1
• Pinworm (disease) (infection) (infestation)B80
• PiroplasmosisB60.00
• Pistol wound
• Pitchers' elbow
• Pithecoid pelvisQ74.2
• PithiatismF48.8
• Pitted
• PittingR60.9
• Pituitary gland
• Pituitary-snuff-taker's diseaseJ67.8
• Pityriasis (capitis)L21.0
• Placenta, placental
• PlacentitisO41.14-
• PlagiocephalyQ67.3
• PlagueA20.9
• Planning, family
• Plaque (s)
• PlasmacytomaC90.3-
• PlasmacytopeniaD72.818
• PlasmacytosisD72.822
• Plaster ulcer
• Plateau iris syndrome (post-iridectomy) (postprocedural) (without glaucoma)H21.82
• PlatybasiaQ75.8
• Platyonychia (congenital)Q84.6
• Platypelloid pelvisM95.5
• PlatyspondylisisQ76.49
• Plaut (-Vincent) diseaseA69.1
• PlethoraR23.2
• Pleura, pleural
• PleuralgiaR07.81
• Pleurisy (acute) (adhesive) (chronic) (costal) (diaphragmatic) (double) (dry) (fibrinous) (fibrous) (interlobar) (latent) (plastic) (primary) (residual) (sicca) (sterile) (subacute) (unresolved)R09.1
• Pleuritis sicca
• Pleurobronchopneumonia
• PleurodyniaR07.81
• Pleuropericarditis
• Pleuropneumonia (acute) (bilateral) (double) (septic)J18.8
• Pleuro-pneumonia-like-organism (PPLO) , as cause of disease classified elsewhereB96.0
• Pleurorrhea
• Plexitis, brachialG54.0
• Plica
• Plicated tongueK14.5
• Plug
• PlumbismT56.0
• Plummer's diseaseE05.20
• Plummer-Vinson syndromeD50.1
• Pluricarential syndrome of infancyE40
• Plus (and minus) hand (intrinsic)
• PMEI (polymorphic epilepsy in infancy)G40.83-
• Pneumathemia
• Pneumatic hammer (drill) syndromeT75.21
• Pneumatocele (lung)J98.4
• Pneumatosis
• PneumaturiaR39.89
• Pneumoblastoma
• PneumocephalusG93.89
• PneumococcemiaA40.3
• Pneumococcus, pneumococcal
• Pneumoconiosis (due to) (inhalation of)J64
• Pneumocystis carinii pneumoniaB59
• Pneumocystis jirovecii (pneumonia)B59
• Pneumocystosis (with pneumonia)B59
• PneumohemopericardiumI31.2
• PneumohemothoraxJ94.2
• Pneumohydropericardium
• Pneumohydrothorax
• PneumomediastinumJ98.2
• PneumomycosisB49
• Pneumonia (acute) (double) (migratory) (purulent) (septic) (unresolved)J18.9
• Pneumonic
• Pneumonitis (acute) (primary)J98.4
• Pneumonoconiosis
• PneumoparotidK11.8
• Pneumopathy NECJ98.4
• Pneumopericarditis
• Pneumopericardium
• Pneumophagia (psychogenic)F45.8
• Pneumopleurisy, pneumopleuritisJ18.8
• PneumopyopericardiumI30.1
• Pneumopyothorax
• Pneumorrhagia
• Pneumothorax NOSJ93.9
• PodagraM10.9
• PodencephalusQ01.9
• PoikilocytosisR71.8
• PoikilodermaL81.6
• PoikilodermatomyositisM33.10
• Pointed ear (congenital)Q17.3
• Poison ivy, oak, sumac or other plant dermatitis (allergic) (contact)L23.7
• Poisoning (acute)
• Poker spine
• Poland syndromeQ79.8
• Polioencephalitis (acute) (bulbar)A80.9
• Polioencephalomyelitis (acute) (anterior)A80.9
• Polioencephalopathy, superior hemorrhagicE51.2
• Poliomeningoencephalitis
• Poliomyelitis (acute) (anterior) (epidemic)A80.9
• Poliosis (eyebrow) (eyelashes)L67.1
• PollakiuriaR35.0
• PollinosisJ30.1
• Pollitzer's diseaseL73.2
• Polyadenitis
• PolyalgiaM79.89
• PolyangiitisM30.0
• Polyarteritis
• Polyarthralgia
• Polyarthritis, polyarthropathyM13.0
• PolyarthrosisM15.9
• Polycarential syndrome of infancyE40
• Polychondritis (atrophic) (chronic)
• PolycoriaQ13.2
• Polycystic (disease)
• Polycythemia (secondary)D75.1
• Polycytosis cryptogenicaD75.1
• Polydactylism, polydactylyQ69.9
• PolydipsiaR63.1
• Polydystrophy, pseudo-HurlerE77.0
• Polyembryoma
• Polyglandular
• PolyhydramniosO40.-
• PolymastiaQ83.1
• PolymenorrheaN92.0
• PolymyalgiaM35.3
• Polymyositis (acute) (chronic) (hemorrhagic)M33.20
• Polyneuritis, polyneuritic
• Polyneuropathy (peripheral)G62.9
• PolyopiaH53.8
• Polyorchism, polyorchidismQ55.21
• PolyosteoarthritisM15.9-
• Polyostotic fibrous dysplasiaQ78.1
• PolyotiaQ17.0
• Polyp, polypus
• PolyphagiaR63.2
• PolyploidyQ92.7
• Polypoid
• Polyposis
• Polyradiculitis
• Polyradiculoneuropathy (acute) (postinfective) (segmentally demyelinating)G61.0
• Polyserositis
• Polysplenia syndromeQ89.09
• PolysyndactylyQ70.4
• PolytrichiaL68.3
• PolyunguiaQ84.6
• PolyuriaR35.89
• Pompe's disease (glycogen storage)E74.02
• PompholyxL30.1
• Poncet's disease (tuberculous rheumatism)A18.09
• Pond fracture
• PonosB55.0
• Pons, pontine
• Poor
• Poradenitis, nostras inguinalis or venereaA55
• Porencephaly (congenital) (developmental) (true)Q04.6
• PorocephaliasisB88.8
• PorokeratosisQ82.8
• Poroma, eccrine
• Porphyria (South African)E80.20
• Porphyrinuria
• Porphyruria
• Portal
• Port wine nevus, mark, or stainQ82.5
• Posadas-Wernicke diseaseB38.9
• Positive
• Postcardiotomy syndromeI97.0
• Postcaval ureterQ62.62
• Postcholecystectomy syndromeK91.5
• Postclimacteric bleedingN95.0
• Postcommissurotomy syndromeI97.0
• Postconcussional syndromeF07.81
• Postcontusional syndromeF07.81
• Post COVID-19 condition, unspecifiedU09.9
• Postcricoid region
• Post-dates (40-42 weeks) (pregnancy) (mother)O48.0
• Postencephalitic syndromeF07.89
• Posterior
• Posterolateral sclerosis (spinal cord)
• Postexanthematous
• Postfebrile
• Postgastrectomy dumping syndromeK91.1
• Posthemiplegic chorea
• Posthemorrhagic anemia (chronic)D50.0
• Postherpetic neuralgia (zoster)B02.29
• PosthitisN47.7
• Postimmunization complication or reaction
• Postinfectious
• Postlaminectomy syndrome NECM96.1
• Postleukotomy syndromeF07.0
• Postmastectomy lymphedema (syndrome)I97.2
• Postmaturity, postmature (over 42 weeks)
• Postmeasles complication NECB05.89
• Postmenopausal
• Postnasal dripR09.82
• Postnatal
• Postoperative (postprocedural)
• Postpancreatectomy hyperglycemiaE89.1
• Postpartum
• Postphlebitic syndrome
• Postpoliomyelitic
• Postpolio (myelitic) syndromeG14
• Postprocedural
• Postschizophrenic depressionF32.89
• Postsurgery status
• Post-term (40-42 weeks) (pregnancy) (mother)O48.0
• Post-traumatic brain syndrome, nonpsychoticF07.81
• Post-typhoid abscessA01.09
• Postures, hystericalF44.2
• Postvaccinal reaction or complication
• Postvalvulotomy syndromeI97.0
• Potain's
• POTS (postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome)G90.A
• Potter's
• Pott's
• Pouch
• PouchitisK91.850
• Poultrymen's itchB88.09
• Poverty NECZ59.6
• Poxvirus NECB08.8
• Prader-Willi syndromeQ87.11
• Prader-Willi-like syndromeQ87.19
• Preauricular appendage or tagQ17.0
• Prebetalipoproteinemia (acquired) (essential) (familial) (hereditary) (primary) (secondary)E78.1
• Precipitate labor or deliveryO62.3
• Preclimacteric bleeding (menorrhagia)N92.4
• Precocious
• Precocity, sexual (constitutional) (cryptogenic) (female) (idiopathic) (male)E30.1
• Precordial painR07.2
• Predeciduous teethK00.2
• Prediabetes, prediabeticR73.03
• Predislocation status of hip at birthQ65.6
• Pre-eclampsiaO14.9-
• Pre-eruptive color change, teeth, toothK00.8
• Pre-excitation atrioventricular conductionI45.6
• PreglaucomaH40.00-
• Pregnancy (single) (uterine)Z33.1
• Preiser's disease
• Pre-kwashiorkor
• Preleukemia (syndrome)D46.9
• Preluxation, hip, congenitalQ65.6
• Premature
• Prematurity NEC (less than 37 completed weeks)
• Premenstrual
• Premolarization, cuspidsK00.2
• Prenatal
• Preparatory care for subsequent treatment NEC
• Prepartum
• Preponderance, left or right ventricularI51.7
• Prepuce
• PRES (posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome)I67.83
• PresbycardiaR54
• Presbycusis, presbyacusiaH91.1-
• PresbyesophagusK22.89
• PresbyophreniaF03
• PresbyopiaH52.4
• Prescription of contraceptives (initial)Z30.019
• Presence (of)
• Presenile
• Presentation, fetal
• Prespondylolisthesis (congenital)Q76.2
• Pressure
• Pre-syncopeR55
• Preterm
• Previa
• PriapismN48.30
• Prickling sensation (skin)R20.2
• Prickly heatL74.0
• Primary
• Primigravida
• Primipara
• Primus varusQ66.21-
• PRIND (Prolonged reversible ischemic neurologic deficit)I63.9
• Pringle's disease (tuberous sclerosis)Q85.1
• Prinzmetal anginaI20.1
• Prizefighter ear
• Problem (with) (related to)
• Procedure (surgical)
• Procidentia (uteri)N81.3
• ProctalgiaK62.89
• ProctitisK62.89
• Proctocele
• Proctocolitis
• ProctoptosisK62.3
• ProctorrhagiaK62.5
• ProctosigmoiditisK63.89
• ProctospasmK59.4
• Profichet's disease
• ProgeriaE34.8
• Prognathism (mandibular) (maxillary)M26.19
• Progonoma (melanotic)
• Progressive
• Prolactinoma
• Prolapse, prolapsed
• Prolapsus, femaleN81.9
• Proliferation (s)
• Proliferative
• Prolonged, prolongation (of)
• Prominence, prominent
• Promiscuity
• Pronation
• Prophylactic
• Propionic acidemiaE71.121
• Proptosis (ocular)
• Prosecution, anxiety concerningZ65.3
• ProsopagnosiaR48.3
• ProstadyniaN42.81
• Prostate, prostatic
• Prostatism
• Prostatitis (congestive) (suppurative) (with cystitis)N41.9
• ProstatocystitisN41.3
• ProstatorrheaN42.89
• ProstatosisN42.82
• ProstrationR53.83
• Protanomaly (anomalous trichromat)H53.54
• Protanopia (complete) (incomplete)H53.54
• Protection (against) (from)
• Protein
• ProteinemiaR77.9
• Proteinosis
• ProteinuriaR80.9
• Proteolysis, pathologicD65
• Proteus (mirabilis) (morganii) , as cause of disease classified elsewhereB96.4
• Prothrombin gene mutationD68.52
• Protoporphyria, erythropoieticE80.0
• Protozoal
• Protrusion, protrusio
• Prune belly (syndrome)Q79.4
• Prurigo (ferox) (gravis) (Hebrae) (Hebra's) (mitis) (simplex)L28.2
• Pruritus, pruritic (essential)L29.9
• Pseudarthrosis, pseudoarthrosis (bone)
• Pseudoaneurysm
• PseudoangiomaI81
• Pseudoangina (pectoris)
• PseudoarteriosusQ28.8
• Pseudoarthrosis
• Pseudobulbar affect (PBA)F48.2
• PseudochromhidrosisL67.8
• Pseudocirrhosis, liver, pericardialI31.1
• PseudocowpoxB08.03
• PseudocoxalgiaM91.3-
• PseudocroupJ38.5
• Pseudo-Cushing's syndrome, alcohol-inducedE24.4
• PseudocyesisF45.8
• Pseudocyst
• Pseudoelephantiasis neuroarthriticaQ82.0
• Pseudoexfoliation, capsule (lens)
• Pseudofolliculitis barbaeL73.1
• PseudogliomaH44.89
• Pseudohemophilia (Bernuth's) (hereditary) (type B)
• PseudohermaphroditismQ56.3
• Pseudo-Hurler's polydystrophyE77.0
• PseudohydrocephalusG93.2
• Pseudohypertrophic muscular dystrophy (Erb's)G71.02
• Pseudohypertrophy, muscleG71.09
• PseudohypoparathyroidismE20.1
• PseudoinsomniaF51.03
• Pseudoleukemia, infantileD64.89
• Pseudomembranous
• Pseudomenses (newborn)P54.6
• Pseudomenstruation (newborn)P54.6
• Pseudomeningocele (cerebral) (infective) (post-traumatic)G96.198
• Pseudomonas
• PseudomyotoniaG71.19
• Pseudomyxoma peritoneiC78.6
• Pseudoneuritis, optic (nerve) (disc) (papilla) , congenitalQ14.2
• Pseudo-obstruction intestine (acute) (chronic) (idiopathic) (intermittent secondary) (primary)K59.89
• PseudopapilledemaH47.33-
• Pseudoparalysis
• PseudopeladeL66.0
• PseudophakiaZ96.1
• Pseudopolyarthritis, rhizomelicM35.3
• PseudopolycythemiaD75.1
• PseudopseudohypoparathyroidismE20.1
• PseudopterygiumH11.81-
• Pseudoptosis (eyelid)
• Pseudopuberty, precocious
• Pseudorickets (renal)N25.0
• PseudorubellaB08.20
• Pseudosclerema, newbornP83.88
• Pseudosclerosis (brain)
• Pseudotetanus
• PseudotetanyR29.0
• Pseudotruncus arteriosusQ25.49
• PseudotuberculosisA28.2
• PseudotumorG93.2
• Pseudoxanthoma elasticumQ82.8
• Psilosis (sprue) (tropical)K90.1
• PsittacosisA70
• PsoitisM60.88
• PsoriasisL40.9
• PsychastheniaF48.8
• Psychiatric disorder or problemF99
• Psychogenic
• Psychological and behavioral factors affecting medical conditionF59
• Psychoneurosis, psychoneurotic
• Psychopathy, psychopathic
• Psychosexual identity disorder of childhoodF64.2
• Psychosis, psychoticF29
• Psychosomatic
• Psychosyndrome, organicF07.9
• Psychotic episode due to or associated with physical conditionF06.8
• Pterygium (eye)H11.00-
• Ptilosis (eyelid)
• Ptomaine (poisoning)
• Ptosis
• PTPD69.51
• Ptyalism (periodic)K11.7
• PtyalolithiasisK11.5
• Pubarche, precociousE30.1
• Pubertas praecoxE30.1
• Puberty (development state)Z00.3
• Puckering, macula
• Pudenda, pudendum
• Puente's disease (simple glandular cheilitis)K13.0
• Puerperal, puerperium (complicated by, complications)
• Puerperium
• PulmolithiasisJ98.4
• Pulmonary
• Pulpitis (acute) (anachoretic) (chronic) (hyperplastic) (putrescent) (suppurative) (ulcerative)K04.01
• Pulpless toothK04.99
• Pulse
• Pulsus alternans or trigeminusR00.8
• Punch drunkF07.81
• Punctum lacrimale occlusion
• Puncture
• PUO (pyrexia of unknown origin)R50.9
• Pupillary membrane (persistent)Q13.89
• Pupillotonia
• PurpuraD69.2
• Purpuric spotsR23.3
• Purulent
• Pus
• Pustular rashL08.0
• Pustule (nonmalignant)L08.9
• Pustulosis palmaris et plantarisL40.3
• Putnam (-Dana) disease or syndrome
• Putrescent pulp (dental)K04.1
• Pyarthritis, pyarthrosis
• Pyelectasis
• Pyelitis (congenital) (uremic)
• Pyelocystitis
• Pyelonephritis
• Pyelonephrosis (obstructive)N11.1
• PyelophlebitisI80.8
• Pyeloureteritis cysticaN28.85
• Pyemia, pyemic (fever) (infection) (purulent)
• PygopagusQ89.4
• Pyknoepilepsy (idiopathic)
• PyknolepsyG40.A09
• PylephlebitisK75.1
• Pyle's syndromeQ78.5
• PylethrombophlebitisK75.1
• PylethrombosisK75.1
• PyloritisK29.90
• Pylorospasm (reflex) NECK31.3
• Pylorus, pyloric
• Pyoarthrosis
• Pyocele
• Pyocolpos
• PyocystitisN30.80
• Pyoderma, pyodermiaL08.0
• PyodermatitisL08.0
• Pyogenic
• PyohydronephrosisN13.6
• Pyometra, pyometrium, pyometritis
• Pyomyositis (tropical)
• PyonephritisN12
• PyonephrosisN13.6
• Pyo-oophoritis
• Pyo-ovarium
• Pyopericarditis, pyopericardiumI30.1
• Pyophlebitis
• PyopneumopericardiumI30.1
• Pyopneumothorax (infective)J86.9
• Pyosalpinx, pyosalpingitis
• PyothoraxJ86.9
• PyoureterN28.89
• Pyramidopallidonigral syndromeG20.C
• Pyrexia (of unknown origin)R50.9
• Pyroglobulinemia NECE88.09
• PyromaniaF63.1
• PyrosisR12
• Pyuria (bacterial) (sterile)R82.81

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