Index to Diseases and Injuries: R

263 entries

• Rabbit fever
• RabiesA82.9
• Rachischisis
• Rachitic
• Rachitis, rachitism (acute) (tarda)
• Radial nerve
• Radiation
• Radiculitis (pressure) (vertebrogenic)
• Radiculomyelitis
• RadiculopathyM54.10
• Radiodermal burns (acute, chronic, or occupational)
• RadiodermatitisL58.9
• Radiotherapy sessionZ51.0
• RAEB (refractory anemia with excess blasts)D46.2-
• Rage, meaning rabies
• Ragpicker's diseaseA22.1
• Ragsorter's diseaseA22.1
• RaillietiniasisB71.8
• Railroad neurosisF48.8
• Railway spineF48.8
• Raised
• Rake teeth, toothM26.39
• RalesR09.89
• Ramifying renal pelvisQ63.8
• Ramsay-Hunt disease or syndromeB02.21
• RanulaK11.6
• Rape
• Rapid
• Rarefaction, bone
• Rash (toxic)R21
• Rasmussen aneurysm
• Rasmussen encephalitisG04.81
• Rat-bite feverA25.9
• Rathke's pouch tumorD44.3
• Raymond (-Céstan) syndromeI65.8
• Raynaud's disease, phenomenon or syndrome (secondary)I73.00
• RDS (newborn) (type I)P22.0
• Reaction
• Reactive airway disease
• Reactive depression
• Rearrangement
• Recalcitrant patient
• Recanalization, thrombus
• Recession, receding
• Recklinghausen diseaseQ85.01
• Reclus' disease (cystic)
• Recrudescence
• Recrudescent typhus (fever)A75.1
• Recruitment, auditoryH93.21-
• RectalgiaK62.89
• RectitisK62.89
• Rectocele
• Rectosigmoid junction
• RectosigmoiditisK63.89
• Rectourethral
• Rectovaginal
• Rectovesical
• Rectum, rectal
• Recurrent
• Red bugsB88.09
• Red-cedar lung or pneumonitisJ67.8
• Red tideT65.82-
• Reduced
• Redundant, redundancy
• Reduplication
• ReflexR29.2
• RefluxK21.9
• Reforming, artificial openings
• Refractive error
• Refsum's disease or syndromeG60.1
• Refusal of
• Regional
• RegurgitationR11.10
• Reifenstein syndromeE34.52
• Reinsertion
• Reiter's disease, syndrome, or urethritisM02.30
• Reichmann's disease or syndromeK31.89
• Rejection
• Relapsing feverA68.9
• Relationship
• Relaxation
• Release from prison, anxiety concerningZ65.2
• Remains
• Remittent fever (malarial)B54
• Remnant
• Removal (from) (of)
• Ren
• Renal
• Rendu-Osler-Weber disease or syndromeI78.0
• ReninomaD41.0-
• Renon-Delille syndromeE23.3
• Reovirus, as cause of disease classified elsewhereB97.5
• Repeated falls NECR29.6
• Replaced chromosome by dicentric ringQ93.2
• Replacement by artificial or mechanical device or prosthesis of
• Request for expert evidenceZ04.89
• Reserve, decreased or low
• Residing
• Residual
• Resistance, resistant (to)
• Resorption
• Respiration
• Respiratory
• Respite careZ75.5
• Response (drug)
• Restenosis
• Restless legs (syndrome)G25.81
• RestlessnessR45.1
• Restoration (of)
• Restorative material (dental)
• Restriction
• Rests, ovarian, in fallopian tubeQ50.6
• Restzustand (schizophrenic)F20.5
• Retained
• Retardation
• Retching
• Retention
• Reticular erythematous mucinosisL98.5
• Reticulation, dust
• ReticulocytosisR70.1
• Reticuloendotheliosis
• Reticulohistiocytoma (giant-cell)D76.3
• Reticuloid, actinicL57.1
• Reticulosis (skin)
• Retina, retinal
• Retinitis
• RetinoblastomaC69.2-
• Retinochoroiditis
• Retinopathy (background)H35.00
• RetinoschisisH33.10-
• RetortamoniasisA07.8
• Retractile testisQ55.22
• Retraction
• Retrobulbar
• Retrocecal
• Retrocession
• Retrodisplacement
• Retroflection, retroflexion
• Retrognathia, retrognathism (mandibular) (maxillary)M26.19
• Retrograde menstruationN92.5
• Retroperineal
• Retroperitoneal
• RetroperitonitisK68.9
• Retropharyngeal
• Retroplacental
• Retroposition
• Retroprosthetic membraneT85.398
• Retrosternal thyroid (congenital)Q89.2
• Retroversion, retroverted
• Retrovirus, as cause of disease classified elsewhereB97.30
• Retrusion, premaxilla (developmental)M26.09
• Rett's disease or syndromeF84.2
• Reverse peristalsisR19.2
• Reye's syndromeG93.7
• Rh (factor)
• Rhabdomyolysis (idiopathic) NECM62.82
• Rhabdomyoma
• Rhabdomyosarcoma (any type)
• Rhabdosarcoma
• Rhesus (factor) incompatibility
• Rheumatic (acute) (subacute)
• Rheumatism (articular) (neuralgic) (nonarticular)M79.0
• Rheumatoid
• Rhinitis (atrophic) (catarrhal) (chronic) (croupous) (fibrinous) (granulomatous) (hyperplastic) (hypertrophic) (membranous) (obstructive) (purulent) (suppurative) (ulcerative)J31.0
• Rhinoantritis (chronic)
• Rhinodacryolith
• Rhinolith (nasal sinus)J34.89
• RhinomegalyJ34.89
• Rhinopharyngitis (acute) (subacute)
• RhinophymaL71.1
• RhinorrheaJ34.89
• Rhinosalpingitis
• RhinoscleromaA48.8
• Rhinosinusitis
• RhinosporidiosisB48.1
• Rhinovirus infection NECB34.8
• Rhizomelic chondrodysplasia punctataE71.540
• Rhythm
• Rhytidosis facialisL98.8
• Rib
• Riboflavin deficiencyE53.0
• Rice bodies
• Richter syndrome
• Richter's hernia
• Ricinism
• Rickets (active) (acute) (adolescent) (chest wall) (congenital) (current) (infantile) (intestinal)E55.0
• Rickettsia 364D/R. philipii (Pacific Coast tick fever)A77.8
• Rickettsial diseaseA79.9
• Rickettsialpox (Rickettsia akari)A79.1
• RickettsiosisA79.9
• Rider's bone
• Ridge, alveolus
• Ridged ear, congenitalQ17.3
• Riedel's
• Rieger anomaly or syndromeQ13.81
• Riehl's melanosisL81.4
• Rietti-Greppi-Micheli anemiaD56.9
• Rieux's hernia
• Riga (-Fede) diseaseK14.0
• Riggs' disease
• Right aortic archQ25.47
• Right middle lobe syndromeJ98.11
• Rigid, rigidity
• RigorsR68.89
• Riley-Day syndromeG90.1
• RIND (reversible ischemic neurologic deficit)I63.9
• Ring (s)
• Ringed hair (congenital)Q84.1
• RingwormB35.9
• Rise, venous pressureI87.8
• Rising, PSA following treatment for malignant neoplasm of prostateR97.21
• Risk
• Ritter's diseaseL00
• Rivalry, siblingZ62.891
• Rivalta's diseaseA42.2
• River blindnessB73.01
• Robert's pelvisQ74.2
• Robin (-Pierre) syndromeQ87.0
• Robinow-Silverman-Smith syndromeQ87.19
• Robinson's (hidrotic) ectodermal dysplasia or syndromeQ82.4
• Robles' diseaseB73.01
• Rocky Mountain (spotted) feverA77.0
• Roetheln
• Roger's diseaseQ21.0
• Rokitansky-Aschoff sinuses (gallbladder)K82.8
• Rolando's fracture (displaced)S62.22-
• Romano-Ward (prolonged QT interval) syndromeI45.81
• Romberg's disease or syndromeG51.8
• Roof, mouth
• RosaceaL71.9
• Rosary, rachiticE55.0
• Rose
• Rosenbach's erysipeloidA26.0
• Rosenthal's disease or syndromeD68.1
• RoseolaB09
• Rossbach's diseaseK31.89
• Ross River disease or feverB33.1
• Rostan's asthma (cardiac)
• Rotation
• Rotes Quérol disease or syndrome
• Roth (-Bernhardt) disease or syndrome
• Rothmund (-Thomson) syndromeQ82.8
• Rotor's disease or syndromeE80.6
• Round
• Roussy-Lévy syndromeG60.0
• Rubella (German measles)B06.9
• Rubeola (meaning measles)
• Rubeosis, iris
• Rubinstein-Taybi syndromeQ87.2
• Rudimentary (congenital)
• Ruled out condition
• RuminationR11.10
• Runaway [from current living environment]Z62.892
• Runeberg's diseaseD51.0
• Running out of moneyZ59.868
• Runny noseR09.89
• Rupia (syphilitic)A51.39
• Rupture, ruptured
• Russell-Silver syndromeQ87.19
• Russian spring-summer type encephalitisA84.0
• Rust's disease (tuberculous cervical spondylitis)A18.01
• Ruvalcaba-Myhre-Smith syndromeE71.440
• Rytand-Lipsitch syndromeI44.2

ICD-10-CM Index to Diseases and Injuries maintained by CDC/NCHS (public domain). Always confirm codes in the Tabular List.