Index to Diseases and Injuries
Pericarditis (with decompensation) (with effusion)
Index code:I31.9
- with rheumatic fever (conditions in I00)
- active — see Pericarditis, rheumatic
- inactive or quiescent I09.2
- acute (hemorrhagic) (nonrheumatic) (Sicca) I30.9
- with chorea (acute) (rheumatic) (Sydenham's) I02.0
- benign I30.8
- nonspecific I30.0
- rheumatic I01.0
- with chorea (acute) (Sydenham's) I02.0
- adhesive or adherent (chronic) (external) (internal) I31.0
- acute — see Pericarditis, acute
- rheumatic I09.2
- bacterial (acute) (subacute) (with serous or seropurulent effusion) I30.1
- calcareous I31.1
- cholesterol (chronic) I31.8
- acute I30.9
- chronic (nonrheumatic) I31.9
- rheumatic I09.2
- constrictive (chronic) I31.1
- coxsackie B33.23
- fibrinocaseous (tuberculous) A18.84
- fibrinopurulent I30.1
- fibrinous I30.8
- fibrous I31.0
- gonococcal A54.83
- idiopathic I30.0
- in systemic lupus erythematosus M32.12
- infective I30.1
- meningococcal A39.53
- neoplastic (chronic) I31.8
- acute I30.9
- obliterans, obliterating I31.0
- plastic I31.0
- pneumococcal I30.1
- postinfarction I24.1
- purulent I30.1
- rheumatic (active) (acute) (with effusion) (with pneumonia) I01.0
- with chorea (acute) (rheumatic) (Sydenham's) I02.0
- chronic or inactive (with chorea) I09.2
- rheumatoid — see Rheumatoid, carditis
- septic I30.1
- serofibrinous I30.8
- staphylococcal I30.1
- streptococcal I30.1
- suppurative I30.1
- syphilitic A52.06
- tuberculous A18.84
- uremic N18.9 [I32]
- viral I30.1
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Frequently asked questions
What is the ICD-10-CM code for Pericarditis?
The ICD-10-CM Alphabetic Index directs "Pericarditis" to I31.9. 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.