Parastomal Hernia Repair CPT Codes

Parastomal hernia repair CPT code

The CPT code used for the repair of parastomal hernia is not used alone but along with codes of repair of hernia via incision. The codes range from 49560 to 49566. These codes are used when stoma requires no revision.

Paracolostomy parastomal hernia repair CPT code

The stoma if revised after the repair of hernia then the specific code is used which describes revision of colostomy along with the repair of parastomal hernia. The CPT code is 44346. If parastomal hernia is repaired via surgery along with repetitive colostomy, then this code is used.

Laparoscopy parastomal hernia repair CPT code

The CPT code for laparoscopy of parastomal hernia lies between the following codes I.e. 49560 to 49566. These CPT codes are used to describe surgical repair of parastomal hernia. But these codes are only used if stoma requires no repetition.

Open parastomal hernia repair CPT code

Open parastomal hernia can be repaired via surgery and the code lies in the range of following codes I.e. 49560 to 49566. The following CPT codes are used only if stoma requires no repetition. All these codes describe surgical repair of parastomal hernia.

Iieal conduit parastomal hernia repair CPT code

50728 is the code used for description of surgery of parastomal hernia along with repetitive conduit. This code is specific for ileal conduit which is repeated along with the repair surgery of parastomal hernia. In case of parastomal hernia repair without ileal conduit a range of codes is used.

Robotic parastomal hernia repair CPT code

There is no specific code available for Robotic parastomal hernia repair.

Incarcerated parastomal hernia repair CPT code

There is no specific code available for Incarcerated parastomal hernia repair

Laparoscopic paracolostomy parastomal hernia repair CPT code

If laparoscopy is performed repetitively along with repetitive colostomy in combination with surgical repair of parastomal hernia then the specific code used is 44346. In case of repair of two different hernias, the CPT code used is 49560. This code elaborate different modifications of procedure.

Degenerative Disc Disease ICD-10

Cervical degenerative disc disease ICD 10 code

The code used for the diagnosis of a patient with degenerative disc disease in cervical region. The Billable or specific ICD 10 code user for this purpose is M50.30. This code is used for indication of diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

ICD 10 code for degenerative disc disease unspecified

This code is used to diagnose a patient with degenerative disc disease in an unspecified region. The billable or specific ICD 10 CM code used for this purpose is M51.36. This code is used with a purpose of reimbursement.

Degenerative disc disease thoracic ICD 10 code

This code is used to diagnose patient with degenerative disc disease which is intervertebral I.e. in thoracic region. The billable or specific ICD 10 CM code used is M51.34. This code us used for indication of diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

ICD 10 code for lumbar degenerative disc disease with rediculopathy

This code is used to diagnose patient with degenerative disc disease in lumbar region along with rediculopathy. The billable or specific ICD 10 CM code used for that purpose is M51.16. This code is used for diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Degenerative disc disease ICD 10 code

The code used for diagnosis of patient with degenerative disc disease. The degenerative disc disease involves mainly 3 regions and every region has different code. Like in thoracolumbar region the code used is M51.35. In lumbar region with degenerative disc disease the code used is 51.35. Likewise the code for lumbosacral region is 51.37.

Lumbar disc displacement ICD 10 code

The code used for diagnosis of patient with disc displacement in lumbar region. The billable or specific ICD 10 code used for this purpose is M51.26. This code is used to indicate diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Lumbar spondylosis ICD 10 code

The code is used to diagnose Patient with spondylosis In lumbar region. The billable or specific ICD 10 code used for that purpose is M47.817. This code is used to indicate diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Lumbar disc herniation ICD 10 code

The code used for diagnosis of patient with disc herniation in lumbar region. The Billable or specific ICD 10 code used for that purpose is M51.06. This code is used to indicate diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Rotator Cuff Tear ICD-10

Full Thickness Rotator Cuff Tear ICD 10 Code

This code is used to diagnose a patient with rotator cuff tear of full thickness which is not traumatic. The billable or specific code used for that purpose is M75.120. This code is used to diagnose with a purpose of reimbursement.

ICD 10 code for rotator cuff repair surgery

This code is used to diagnose patient with rotator cuff repaired via surgery. The billable or specific code used for that purpose is M75.102. This code is used for indication of diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Rotator cuff strain ICD 10 code

This code is used to diagnose patient with strain in rotator cuff i.e. unspecified and not traumatic. The billable or specific ICD 10 code used for that purpose is S46.011A. This code is used to diagnose with a purpose of reimbursement.

ICD 10 code for full thickness tear of supraspinatus tendon

This code is used to diagnose patient with supraspinatus tendon tear of full thickness without trauma. The billable or specific ICD 10 code for that purpose is S46.012A. This code is used for indication of diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Incomplete rotator cuff tear ICD 10 code

This code is used to diagnose a patient with incomplete tear in rotator cuff i.e. not traumatic. The billable or specific ICD 10 code used for that purpose is M75.111. This code is used for indication of diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Status post rotator cuff repair ICD 10 code

This code is used for diagnosis of a patient post condition which is after surgical repair of rotator cuff. The billable or specific ICD 10 code used for that purpose is M75.101. This code is used to indicate diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Labral tear ICD 10 code

This code is used to diagnose patient with tear in specific ligament i.e. superior glenoid labrum. It is non traumatic. The billable or specific ICD 10 code used for that purpose is S43.431A. This code is used to indicate diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Right shoulder impingement ICD 10 code

This code is used to diagnose patient with impingement on the right side of shoulder. The billable or specific ICD 10 code is used for that purpose is M75.41. This code is used for indication of diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Corneal Abrasion ICD-10

This code is used to diagnose a patient with corneal abrasion and conjunctival injury due to a foreign body. The billable or specific ICD 10 code used for this purpose is S05.00XA. This code is used to indicate diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

ICD 10 CM code for corneal abrasion right eye

This code is used to diagnose a patient with corneal abrasion specifically in right sided eye. The Billable or specific ICD 10 CM code used for that purpose is S05.01XA. This code is used for indication of diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

ICD 10 code for unspecified eye injury

This code is used to diagnose Patient with eye injury which is unspecified. The billable or specific ICD 10 CM code used for that purpose is S05.92XA. This code is used to indicate diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Conjunctival abrasion left eye ICD 10 code

This code is used to diagnose patient with conjunctival abrasion specifically in left eye. The billable or specific ICD 10 CM code used for that purpose is S05.02XA. This code is used to indicate diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

ICD 10 code for corneal foreign body

This code is used to diagnose a patient with injury in cornea due to a foreign body. The billable or specific ICD 10 CM code used for that purpose is T15.02XA. This code is used to indicate diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Corneal abrasion ICD 9

This code is used to diagnose corneal abrasion which is unspecified, without foreign body and without initial encounter. The billable or specific ICD 9 code used for that purpose is 918. 1. This code is converted to ICD 10 CM code I.e. S05.00XA in 2015 or 16.

Acute corneal abrasion right eye ICD 10 code

This code is used to diagnose patient with acute corneal abrasion which is without foreign body and initial encounter specifically in right eye. The billable or specific ICD 10 CM code used for that purpose is S05.01XA. This code is used for indication of diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Corneal abrasion with subsequent encounter ICD 10 code

This code is used to diagnose a patient with corneal abrasion which is unspecified and without foreign body but with subsequent encounter. The billable or specific ICD 10 CM code used for that purpose is S05.01XD. This code is used to indicate diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Spinal Stenosis ICD-10

Cervical spinal stenosis ICD 10 code

This code is used to diagnose spinal stenosis of a patient in a cervical region. The billable or specific ICD 10 code used for this purpose is M48.02. this code is used to indicate diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Lumbar stenosis with radiculopathy ICD 10 code

This code is used for diagnosis of a patient with stenosis in lumbar region along with radiculopathy. The billable or specific ICD 10 CM code used for this purpose is M54.16. This code is used for indication of diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Congenital spinal stenosis ICD 10 code

This code is used in case spinal stenosis is congenital. The billable or specific ICD 10 CM code used for this purpose is Q76.49. This code is used to indicate diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

This is the latest version of ICD 10 code.

ICD 10 code for cervical stenosis with myelopathy

This code is used for diagnosis of stenosis in cervical region along with myelopathy. The billable or specific ICD 10 CM code used for that purpose is M47.12. This code is used to indicate diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

ICD 10 code for lumbar spondylolisthesis

This code is used to diagnose spondylolisthesis in lumbar region. The billable or specific ICD 10 code used for this purpose is M43.16. This code is used to indicate diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement. This is the latest version of ICD 10 code.

ICD 10 code for lumbar stenosis with radiculopathy

This code is used to diagnose patient with stenosis in lumbar region along with radiculopathy. The billable or specific ICD 10 code used for this purpose is M54.16. This code is used to indicate diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Lumbar radiculopathy ICD 10 code

The lumbar region consist of three main parts I.e. thoracolumbar, lumbosacral and lumbar region. So these parts have three different codes. The code for thoracolumbar region is M54.15. The core for lumbar region with radiculopathy is M54.16. The code used for diagnosis of lumbosacral region is M54.17.

ICD 10 code for history of cervical spinal stenosis

This code is used to record history of patient with spinal stenosis in cervical region. The billable or specific ICD 10 code used for this purpose is M48.02. This code is used for indication of diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Posterior Vitreous Detachment ICD-10

ICD 10 code for posterior vitreous detachment bilateral

This code is used to diagnose patient with vitreous degeneration posteriorly which is bilateral. The billable or specific ICD 10 code used for that purpose is H43.813. This code is used for indication of diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Posterior vitreous detachment right eye ICD 10 code

This code is used to diagnose patient with vitreous detachment specifically on right sided eye. The billable or specific ICD 10 code used for that purpose is H43.811. This code is used for indication of diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Posterior vitreous detachment bilateral ICD 10 code

This code is used to diagnose patient with vitreous detachment at posterior side bilateral. The billable or specific ICD 10 code used for that purpose is H43.813. This code is used to indicate diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

ICD 10 code for vitreous detachment left eye

This code is used to diagnose patient with vitreous detachment specifically in left eye. The billable or specific ICD 10 code used for that purpose is H43.812. This code is used for indication of diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Posterior vitreous detachment left eye ICD 10 code

This code is used to diagnose patient with vitreous detachment at posterior side specifically of left eye. The billable or specific ICD 10 code used for that purpose is H43.812. This code is used for indication of diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Vitreous floaters ICD 10 code

This code is used to diagnose patient with vitreous floaters. The Billable or specific ICD 10 code used for that purpose is H43.399. This code is used for indication of diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement. This is the latest version of ICD 10 code.

Vitreoretinal Tuft ICD 10 code

This code is used to diagnose patient with other un specified disorders of retina. The billable or specific ICD 10 CM code used for that purpose is H35.89. This code is used for indication of diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

Hemorrhagic posterior vitreous detachment ICD 10 code

This code is used for diagnosis of a patient with vitreous hemorrhage with detachment at posterior side. The Billable or specific ICD 10 code used for that purpose is H43.10. This code is used for indication of diagnosis with a purpose of reimbursement.

CPT Code For Various Procedures

CPT code for Lysis of Adhesion

CPT includes various codes which are related to adhesions. These codes are classified according to the location of adhesion. Some of the examples are 58660 is the code used for ovaries and tubes, laparoscopy and 58740 is the code used for ovariolysis, salpingolysis.

CPT code for Aortic Valve Replacement

The CPT codes are retairing soon. The CPT code used for aortic valve replacement transcatheter along with prosthetic valve is 33366. 0318T is the CPT code which is retiring soon. Well 33366 is the CPT code which is in use.

Laparoscopic Spleenectomy CPT code

There are no. of codes which are used for spleenectomy. Some of them are as follows

38115 is the code for repair of ruptured spleen.

38120 is the code used for laparoscopic spleenectomy.

38129 is the code used for unlisted laparoscopic spleenectomy.

38200 for injection in spleenectomy.

Polypectomy CPT code

As removal of polyps from cervical region is considered a minor surgery, that's why there isn't any proper CPT code for polypectomy. If this procedure is removed from colposcopic guidance, then it's CPT coding is possible. The reported code is 57452. No other code is reported yet.

Lumpectomy CPT code

Lumpectomy is the procedure used for the biopsy of lymph node. This procedure had an add on code i.e. 38900. This CPT code is specifically used for lumpectomy. This CPT code indicate about the work done during operation. This work done identifies sentinal lymph nodes.

Carotid Endarterectomy CPT code

Carotid endarterectomy is the procedure used to remove plaque or thrombus from the artery. 35301 is the code used for that procedure but it is not a CPT code. The appropriate CPT code used for carotid endarterectomy is 35301. CPT guidelines suggest to use that code only in case of removal of plaque and thrombus from arteries.

Tarsal Tunnel Release CPT code

Tarsal tunnel is a syndrome which is diagnosed with a CPT code 28035. In this syndrome the patient feels pain in the posteromedial border of ankle and foot. So this CPT code is used to diagnose tarsal tunnel syndrome.

CPT code for Gastrostomy Tube Replacement

The CPT code is available for the change of peg tube. If the peg tube comes out of patient during nursing, then the change of peg tube or replacement of gastrostomy tube is required and the code used for that purpose is 43760.

General Endotracheal Anesthesia CPT code

The code for general endotracheal anesthesia is available in two main cases i.e. stand alone emergent or semi emergent endotracheal intubation. For this purpose a flexible or rigid endoscope is used. The code used for that purpose is 31500. No code is available for elective endotracheal intubation.

Ulnar Nerve Transposition CPT code

The ulnar nerve transposition is the process in which the nerve is moved from it's actual place to behind the medial epicondyle. And moved to a new place right in front of it. The code used for that procedure is 64718 / 24358.

Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty CPT code

The coding system have bundle up the codes for tonsillectomy and uvulopalatopharyngoplasty i.e. 42826 and 42145 respectively. When these two procedures are performed together than the CPT code of uvulopalatopharyngoplasty is used i.e. 42145 because tonsillectomy will take only 15 minutes to be done.

Neck Pain Relief an Alternative Approach

Alternative therapy is a term which describe any treatment or therapy which is used instead of medicinal therapy. When alternative therapy and medicinal therapy are used in combination then it is known as complementary medicine. There are variety of disciplines in in alternative therapy i.e. acupuncture, yoga, hypnosis, aromatherapy, herbal remedies, massage, guided imagery, chiropractic treatment, bio feedback, relaxation and many more. Evidence have been collected regarding success of above mentioned alternative methods for relief. Research is still going on to compare both conventional and alternative therapies. Here is the detail of above mentioned alternative therapies:

Mind-Body Therapies

Mind body therapies involve therapy of mind which in turn relaxes body functions and symptoms. Various techniques are used to relax mind of people. Relaxation techniques are used abundantly. Meditation and guided imagery are also used to relief chronic pain. Patient’s mind is relaxed and do not response much to pain sensations. Biofeedback and hypnosis are also of great help in relieving pain.

Acupuncture

Use of acupuncture is increasing day by day specially for relieving neck pain. It is considered best treatment for neck pain. It was believed that disease occur due energy imbalance in body. Disposable stainless stain small needles are used in acupuncture technique. These needles are used to stimulate body’s major 14 energy carrying channels. These needles will overcome disease by stimulating these energy channels. This is the basic principle of acupuncture on which it works. Likewise acupuncture stimulate release of chemical named endorphins to block pain sensation. There are many acu points which lies near nerves, so when they are stimulated people feel fullness of muscles. These muscles in turn stimulate endorphins which block pain sensations. Acupuncture is not only useful in treating neck pain but many other conditions can be treated with it.

Massage

Massage is another alternative therapy with positive result. Massage therapy is considered most effective for shorter period of time. Massage reduce muscle stress and relief pain. When massage is performed, blood circulation of neck increases which ultimately reduce tension in muscles and reduce pain. Massage can also eliminate those substances which are responsible for neck pain. Massage therapy is in use worldwide to relief chronic pain in neck region and back.

Yoga

Yoga include some exercises of neck region which are guided by a physiotherapist. These exercises should be performed under supervision of trained professional. Some exercises are specified only for neck region to relief pain. As exercises increases blood circulation and ultimately reduce pain sensation. Yoga if continued for some months can completely eliminate neck pain.

Nutritional Supplements

Nutritional supplements do not provide much benefit in relieving neck pain. But some evidences have been collected which prove that nutritional supplements work in reducing pain.

Tai-Chi Practice And Posture

Tai chi is a collection of slow moving, low impact exercises. It is perfect for those who have pain in any region of their body specially neck region and find it hard to perform routine activities. Tai chi are not normal exercises but it is associated with fluid movement. So an instructor is required.

Dorsalgia Types

Dorsalgia is a term which define back pain or spine pain. It involves vertebral column. Vertebral column have different sections which are associated with different regions of body. Vertebral column consist of many discs of different regions i.e. cervical region, lumbar region, thoracic region and sacral region. Dorsalgia is divided into many types according to region involved, location of pain and injury. Types of Dorsalgia are as follows.

Cervical Dorsalgia

Cervical region is the upper most part of vertebral column. This region is attached to neck and pain originates from neck region in this type of Dorsalgia. Basic etiology behind cervical Dorsalgia may be an injury in cervical discs or any degenerative disease of the cervical spine. If nerves get involved in injury or degeneration of cervical spine then intense pain may radiate downward to shoulder and then arms and hands. Cervicalgia is another term to define cervical Dorsalgia.

Cervicothoracic Dorsalgia

This type of Dorsalgia involves two regions of vertebral column i.e. cervical and thoracic region. Injury or disc dislocation may occur in the mid-section of both regions.

Thoracic Dorsalgia

In this type of Dorsalgia, only thoracic region of vertebral column is involved. It is not a common site for Dorsalgia because it lies just below the cervical region and least used spinal structure in the body. Or we can say that thoracic Dorsalgia is a rare type.

Thoracolumbar Dorsalgia

This type of Dorsalgia involve two regions of vertebral column i.e. thoracic spine and lumbar region of vertebral column. Vertebral discs of both regions are effected in injury. Pain may occur in upper and lower region of vertebral column in this type of Dorsalgia.

Lumbar Dorsalgia

Lumbar Dorsalgia involves only lumbar region of vertebral column. Lower back pain is associated with it. It is the mostly used section of vertebral column and is more prone to injuries and muscle tearing. It is most common type of Dorsalgia.

Lumbosacral Dorsalgia

Lumbosacral Dorsalgia is another type of Dorsalgia which involve two regions of vertebral column i.e. lumbar spine and sacral region. Sacral region is the lower most region of vertebral column.

These are the types of Dorsalgia which should be completely understood to treat them perfectly. Each type of Dorsalgia have its specific treatment option. According to research lower regions of vertebral column are more prone to injuries and accidents. People with Dorsalgia may experience different categories of pain.

Pain may stick to only one part of vertebral column or travel through body to other parts for example in case of cervical Dorsalgia, pain may originate from neck region and diffuse downwards to shoulder and then gradually effect arms and hands. Pain have other categories like mild to moderate pain, intense pain etc. pain in Dorsalgia may occur continuously or with minor episodes. In Dorsalgia both muscular and joint pain is involved. So it should be checked before starting treatment that either muscle or joint is associated with Dorsalgia. If joint is involved then surgical treatment is recommended while in muscle pain medications are preferred.

Dorsalgia Treatment Options

Dorsalgia means back pain or spine pain. As there are different sections of spine, so treatment will be selected according to the section causing pain. Treatment type is also selected on the basis of etiology. Accurate diagnosis is considered 1st step to choose treatment option. Dorsalgia have following types according to section of spine causing pain:

• Cervical Dorsalgia
• Cervicothoracic Dorsalgia
• Thoracic Dorsalgia
• Thoracolumbar Dorsalgia
• Lumbar Dorsalgia
• Lumbosacral Dorsalgia

There are two main treatment options of Dorsalgia i.e. therapeutic treatment and surgical treatment.

Dorsalgia Treatment Options

Dorsalgia Therapeutic Treatment

It mainly involves medications. Patient will 1st try to cure it on its own with the help of over the counter drugs (OTC Drugs) and if these over the counter drugs do not work then patient seek physician guidance. Over the counter drugs involve:

Pain Relievers: category of pain relievers involve NSAIDS (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) like ibuprofen with brand name Advil, Motrin, IB etc. or naproxen sodium with brand name Aleve. These medicines are preferred to treat acute back pain. Physician instructions are strictly required regarding dosage of ibuprofen and naproxen sodium because their over dosage can cause serious side effects. If patient do not get relief with these over the counter drugs then he should consult doctor for prescription NSAIDS.


Muscle relaxants: muscle relaxant drugs are preferred for mild to moderate pain. Muscle relaxants cause dizziness and induce sleep.

Topical Pain Relievers: topical pain relievers are commonly used now a days for back pain because of easy application. It involves creams, ointments and sprays.

Narcotics: narcotics are not available over the counter because their administration need close supervision. Codeine and hydrocodone are common examples.

Anti-Depressants: anti-depressants drugs are used for chronic back pain. Low dose is required to treat pain because increased dose can cause dependence. Common examples are tricyclic anti-depressants i.e. amitriptyline.

Injections: injections are the least option in therapeutic treatment. When other forms of drugs get failed then doctor prefer injection of an anti-inflammatory drug e.g. cortisone.

Dorsalgia Surgical Treatment

Surgical treatment require accurate diagnosis. Selection of type of surgical treatment depends upon etiology. Main types of surgical treatment are:

Artificial Disc Replacement: Disc replacement is performed when diagnosis shows dislocation of disc or damaged disc. It was rare but now a days a lot of people with Dorsalgia are preferring artificial disc replacement. In this procedure damaged disc is replaced by an artificial one.

Micro Discectomy: Micro discectomy is performed when disc herniation is diagnosed. In this procedure, herniated disc is removed completely.

Vertebroplasty: Vertebroplasty is performed when osteoporosis is diagnosed as etiology. This procedure will only slow down osteoporosis instead of total cure.

Electrical Stimulation: In this procedure, an electrical device is placed on nerves taking signals to brain. This device will block those pain signals and relief pain.

Spinal Fusion: This procedure is performed in different conditions of Dorsalgia like degenerative disc disease and spondylolisthesis. In this procedure, the disc causing pain is completely removed and its adjacent upper and lower discs are fused together to relief pain completely.

Dorsalgia Unspecified - Definition, Symptoms, Causes, Treatment

Dorsalgia is defined as a collection of disorders related to spine. These nerves and joints are attached to spine. There is classification of pain that it may be constant or intermittent, may confined to one part or travel through body. Pain may impart stinging effect or burning sensation. If pain is in cervical bone then it may spread to extremities and cause numbness. Dorsalgia is the combination of two words i.e. dorsal means back or spine and algia means pain.


As the name shows it is associated with back pain, backache or spine pain. Basically Dorsalgia is collection of rheumatic diseases. There are many reason behind back pain like osteoporosis, kyphosis, lordosis, sciatica, lumbago, sprains, disc slip or injury in vertebral column. ICD(abbreviated as international classification system) is used by medical practitioner or health care providers to assign codes to different diseases. As Dorsalgia is collection of disorders related to spine that’s why it has many codes associated with each type of pain. For example M54.82 is the code of Dorsalgia in cervical region and M54.83 is code of Dorsalgia in cervicothoracic region.

Dorsalgia Unspecified Symptoms

As discussed earlier, Dorsalgia is associated with spine pain so its main symptom is pain. But type of pain varies person to person. Symptoms also vary according to underlying cause. Some common type of pain reported are stinging pain sensation, burning pain, and intense pain which become unbearable for patient. Other symptoms include

• Patient may feel difficulty in changing posture.
• Patient is not able to bend down easily and then get up straight.
• He cannot even walk properly with pain.
• If there is a pinched nerve, then patient will face intense pain.
• Patient find it difficult to walk without support.

Dorsalgia Unspecified Causes

There may be many causes behind lower back pain and leg pain. In adults, below 50 years of age can have disc herniation and degenerative disc diseases as main cause behind backache. Osteoarthritis and spinal stenosis are common causes reported in people with above 50 years of age. Some scientists after vast research state that about 90 percent of back pain is caused by tension syndrome. Tension syndrome is associated with pain which occur due to different stress and emotional disturbance. Some rheumatic diseases can also be main cause behind back pain like sciatica and lumbago.

Dorsalgia Unspecified Treatment

There are a no. of treatment options regarding Dorsalgia according to type of pain and leading cause behind it. Accurate diagnosis is required to pick best treatment option. There are two main treatment options 1st is therapeutic treatment and 2nd one is surgical treatment. Therapeutic treatment involve medicines like muscle relaxant and pain relievers etc. Surgical treatment involve some sub categories which are:

• Replacement of disc with artificial one.
• Discectomy or micro discectomy.
• Quifoplastia or vertebroplasty
• Simulation of spinal column.
• Spinal fusion.

The selection of type of treatment depends upon condition of patient and underlying cause behind it.

What is Dorsalgia - Meaning, Definition, Unspecified, Icd10, Treatment

Dorsalgia is a group of disorders characterized by mild to moderate or intense pain that emerges from muscles nerves or joints associated with spine. The pain can be constant or intermittent, localized or diffuse. It may have stinging or burning characteristics. If it is connected to cervical bone then this pain may transmit to extremities with sensation of numbness.

What is Dorsalgia

 

Dorsalgia is a group of disorders characterized by mild to moderate or intense pain that emerges from muscles nerves or joints associated with spine. The pain can be constant or intermittent, localized or diffuse. It may have stinging or burning characteristics. If it is connected to cervical bone then this pain may transmit to extremities with sensation of numbness.

Dorsalgia Definition

Dorsalgia can be defined as stinging or burning like sensation of pain in back or spine that radiates from spinal nerves, vertebral column, spinal muscles or other anatomical structures associated with spinal column. 

Dorsalgia ICD 10

ICD or International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-10-CM) is a medical nomenclature or system used by health care professionals to bifurcate and assign code to each medical term either it is related to diagnosis, treatment, symptoms, preventions etc. Similarly dorsalgia is also included in this system of ICD 10. These code include

  M54 

  Dorsalgia

  

  M54.8

  Other dorsalgia

  

  M54.80

  Other dorsalgia, multiple sites in spine

  

  M54.81

  Other dorsalgia, occipito-atlanto-axial region

  

  M54.82

  Other dorsalgia, cervical region

  

  M54.83 

  Other dorsalgia, cervicothoracic region

  

  M54.84 

  Other dorsalgia, thoracic region

  

  M54.85

  Other dorsalgia, thoracolumbar region

  

  M54.86 

  Other dorsalgia, lumbar region

  

  M54.87

  Other dorsalgia, lumbosacral region

  

  M54.88

  Other dorsalgia, sacral and sacrococcygeal region

  

  M54.89

  Other dorsalgia, site unspecified

  

  M54.9

  Dorsalgia, unspecified

  

  M54.90

  Dorsalgia, unspecified, multiple sites in spine

  

  M54.91

  Dorsalgia, unspecified, occipito-atlanto-axial region

  

  M54.92

  Dorsalgia, unspecified, cervical region

  

  M54.93

  Dorsalgia, unspecified, cervicothoracic region

  

  M54.94

  Dorsalgia, unspecified, thoracic region

  

  M54.95

  Dorsalgia, unspecified, thoracolumbar region

  

  M54.96

  Dorsalgia, unspecified, lumbar region

  

  M54.97

  Dorsalgia, unspecified, lumbosacral region

  

  M54.98

  Dorsalgia, unspecified, sacral and sacrococcygeal region

  

  M54.99

  Dorsalgia, unspecified, site unspecified

  

Dorsalgia Symptoms

Clinically dorsalgia symptoms may variate from patient to patient depending upon the underlying cause. However, some commonly observed symptoms of dorsalgia stinging or burning like pain, difficulty in changing posture, difficulty in bending upper body, intense pain in case of pinched nerve, difficulty in walking without support etc.

Dorsalgia Causes

There are several common causes of low back and leg pain e.g for adults under age 50, these include disc herniation and degenerative disc disease, in adults over 50 years.

Dorsalgia Types

Dorsalgia multiple sites in spine

This kind of dorsalgia belongs to vertebral column and inside the vertebral column. 

Dorsalgia occipito-atlanto-axial region

This kind of dorsalgia belongs to neck area because atlas and axis in particular work with the ligaments to move the neck.

Dorsalgia cervical region

This is another form of neck dorsalgia that is confined to cervical bone and also termed as cervicalgia. 

Dorsalgia cervicothoracic region

When dorsalgia is confined to both thoracic and cervical region then it is known as cervicothoracic dorsalgia.

Dorsalgia thoracic region

This kind of dorsalgia is only confined to thoracic region and known as thoracic dorsalgia. 

Dorsalgia thoracolumbar region

It involves two regions thoracic and lumbar region that's why it is known as thoracolumbar region.  

Dorsalgia lumbar region

This kind of dorsalgia is only confined to lumbar region or lower portion of vertebral column and known as thoracic dorsalgia. 

Dorsalgia lumbosacral region

Dorsalgia originating from lumbar and sacral region is know as lumbosacral dorsalgia. 

Dorsalgia sacral and sacrococcygeal region

Dorsalgia that originates from sacral region and coccyx or tailbone is termed as sacrococcygeal dorsalgia. 

Dorsalgia unspecified

According to international classification of diseases that does not classified elsewhere should be placed into dorsalgia unspecified.

Dorsalgia Treatment

There are number of treatment options available for dorsalgia treatment but proper diagnosis of disease makes more easy to pick best available treatment option.

Replacement by artificial disc

This kind of surgery has recently been used for treatment of low back pain caused by a damaged spinal disc. This surgery is now becoming more common.

Discectomy / microdiscectomy 

Microdisectomy is usually used to treat pain (especially one that radiates to arms or legs) caused by a herniated disc.

Quifoplastia / Vertebroplasty 

Quifoplasty or vertebroplasty is a surgical procedure procedure used to treat pain arising from osteoporotic compression fractures.

Stimulation of the spinal column 

In this kind of treatment an electrical device is used to block the pain signals to the brain.

Spinal fusion 

Spinal fusion is used to treat chronic or acute kind of dorsalgia caused by degenerative disc disease, spondylolisthesis or deformities caused by scoliosis .

Life style Management

The main goals in the treatment of dorsalgia are:

• Achieve maximum reduction in pain intensity as quickly as possible
• Restore the patient to his normal activities
• Help you deal with residual pain
• Help you with the side effects of therapy
• To facilitate the patient's passage through legal and socioeconomic impediments to their recovery.

Other Treatment Options

Other treatment options include physiotherapy, massage with hot and cold pack, hot water bath , spine based exercises etc.

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