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HRAS, Harvey rat sarcoma viral oncogene homolog
[DOI] [PMC free article] [PubMed] [Google Scholar] 335.Meacham CE, Jeffery EC, Burgess RJ, Sivakumar CD, Arora MA, Stanley AM, Colby EM, Crane GM, Zhao Z, Morrison SJ

hand (level) S65.90 laceration S65.91 specified ~~ type NEC S65.99 neck S15.9 specified site NEC S15.8 palmar arch (superficial) S65.20 deep S65.30~~ laceration S65.31~~ specified type NEC S65.39 laceration S65.21 specified type NEC S65.29 brachial plexus S14.3 newborn P14.3 cord spermatic (pelvic region) S37.898 scrotal region S39.848 eye S05.9 conjunctiva S05.0 cornea abrasion S05.0 foot S99.92 specified type NEC S99.82 genital organ(s) external S39.94 specified NEC S39.848 head S09.90 with loss of consciousness S06.9 specified NEC S09.8 internal T14.8 pelvis, pelvic (organ) S39.90 specified NEC S39.83 intra-abdominal S36.90 intracranial (traumatic) S06.9 cerebellar hemorrhage, traumatic see Injury, intracranial, focal intracerebral hemorrhage, traumatic S06.36 left side S06.35 right side S06.34 intracranial (trauma) ~~ epidural, hemorrhage (traumatic) S06.4X subarachnoid hemorrhage, traumatic S06.6X subdural hemorrhage, traumatic S06.5X intrathoracic S27.9 lung S27.309 aspiration J69.0 bilateral S27.302 contusion S27.329 ~~ bilateral S27.322 ~~ unilateral S27.321 unilateral S27.301 pneumothorax S27.0 kidney S37.00 acute (nontraumatic) N17.9 contusion see Contusion, kidney laceration see Laceration, kidney specified NEC S37.09- 74 ICD_10-4th_ed.indb 74 ALPHABETIC INDEX Injury, continued lung see also Injury, intrathoracic, lung aspiration J69.0 transfusion-related (TRALI) J95.84 multiple NOS T07 muscle finger extensor S56.4~~ hand level S66.30 laceration S66.32 strain S66.31~~ laceration S56.42~~ strain S56.41 flexor (forearm level) S56.1~~ hand level S66.10 laceration S66.12 specified type NEC S66.19 strain S66.11~~ laceration S56.12~~ strain S56.11 intrinsic S66.50~~ laceration S66.52~~ strain S66.51 foot S96.90 intrinsic S96.20~~ laceration S96.22~~ strain S96.21 laceration S96.92 specified ~~ site NEC S96.80 strain S96.81 strain S96.91 forearm (level) S56.90 extensor S56.50~~ laceration S56.52~~ strain S56.51 flexor S56.20~~ laceration S56.22~~ strain S56.21 laceration S56.92 specified S56.99~~ site NEC S56.80 laceration S56.82 strain S56.81 strain S56.91 hand (level) S66.90 laceration S66.92 strain S66.91 thumb abductor (forearm level) S56.30~~ laceration S56.32~~ strain S56.31 extensor (forearm level) S56.30~~ hand level S66.20 laceration S66.22 strain S66.21~~ laceration S56.32~~ specified type NEC S56.39~~ strain S56.31 flexor (forearm level) S56.00~~ hand level S66.00 laceration S66.02 strain S66.01~~ laceration S56.02~~ strain S56.01 intrinsic S66.40~~ laceration S66.42~~ strain S66.41 toe see also Injury, muscle, foot extensor, long S96.10~~ laceration S96.12~~ strain S96.11 flexor, long S96.00~~ laceration S96.02~~ strain S96.01 neck (level) S16.9 laceration S16.2 specified type NEC S16.8 strain S16.1 nerve NEC T14.8 facial S04.5 newborn P11.3 Injury, continued pelvis, pelvic (floor) S39.93 specified NEC S39.83 postcardiac surgery (syndrome) I97.0 rectovaginal septum NEC S39.83 scalp S09.90 newborn (birth injury) P12.9 due to monitoring (electrode) (sampling incision) P12.4 specified NEC P12.89 ~~ caput succedaneum P12.81 spermatic cord (pelvic region) S37.898 scrotal region S39.848 spinal (cord) cervical (neck) S14.109 C1 level S14.101 C2 level S14.102 C3 level S14.103 C4 level S14.104 C5 level S14.105 C6 level S14.106 C7 level S14.107 C8 level S14.108 lumbar S34.109 complete lesion S34.119 ~~ L1 level S34.111 ~~ L2 level S34.112 ~~ L3 level S34.113 ~~ L4 level S34.114 ~~ L5 level S34.115 incomplete lesion S34.129 ~~ L1 level S34.121 ~~ L2 level S34.122 ~~ L3 level S34.123 ~~ L4 level S34.124 ~~ L5 level S34.125 L1 level S34.101 L2 level S34.102 L3 level S34.103 L4 level S34.104 L5 level S34.105 sacral S34.139 complete lesion S34.131 incomplete lesion S34.132 thoracic S24.109 T1 level S24.101 T2-T6 level S24.102 T7-T10 level S24.103 T11-T12 level S24.104 spleen S36.00 laceration S36.039 superficial (capsular) (minor) S36.030 toe S99.92 specified type NEC S99.82 transfusion-related acute lung (TRALI) J95.84 vagina S39.93 abrasion S30.814 bite S31.45 insect S30.864 superficial NEC S30.874 contusion S30.23 crush S38.03 external constriction S30.844 insect bite S30.864 laceration S31.41 with foreign body S31.42 open wound S31.40 puncture S31.43 with foreign body S31.44 superficial S30.95 foreign body S30.854 vulva S39.94 abrasion S30.814 bite S31.45 insect S30.864 superficial NEC S30.874 contusion S30.23 crush S38.03 external constriction S30.844 insect bite S30.864 laceration S31.41 with foreign body S31.42 open wound S31.40 PEDIATRIC ICD-10-CM 2019: A MANUAL FOR PROVIDER-BASED CODING 8/16/18 5:33 PM Insufficiency, insufficient, continued mitral (valve) I34.0 with aortic valve disease I08.0 ~~ with tricuspid (valve) disease I08.3 obstruction or stenosis I05.2 ~~ with aortic valve disease I08.0 tricuspid (valve) disease I08.1 ~~ with aortic (valve) disease I08.3 congenital Q23.3 rheumatic I05.1 with ~~ aortic valve disease I08.0 with tricuspid (valve) disease I08.3 ~~ obstruction or stenosis I05.2 with aortic valve disease I08.0 with tricuspid (valve) disease I08.3 ~~ tricuspid (valve) disease I08.1 with aortic (valve) disease I08.3 active or acute I01.1 ~~ with chorea, rheumatic (Sydenhams) I02.0 specified cause, except rheumatic I34.0 muscle see also Disease, muscle heart see Insufficiency, myocardial ocular NEC H50.9 myocardial, myocardium (with arteriosclerosis) I50.9 with rheumatic fever (conditions in I00) I09.0 ~~ active, acute or subacute I01.2 with chorea I02.0 ~~ inactive or quiescent (with chorea) I09.0 congenital Q24.8 newborn P29.0 rheumatic I09.0 active, acute, or subacute I01.2 placental (mother) O36.51 pulmonary J98.4 newborn P28.5 valve I37.1 with stenosis I37.2 congenital Q22.2 rheumatic I09.89 ~~ with aortic, mitral or tricuspid (valve) disease I08.8 renal (acute) N28.9 chronic N18.9 respiratory R06.89 newborn P28.5 rotation see Malrotation suprarenal E27.40 primary E27.1 tarso-orbital fascia, congenital Q10.3 thyroid (gland) (acquired) E03.9 congenital E03.1 tricuspid (valve) (rheumatic) I07.1 with aortic (valve) disease I08.2 ~~ with mitral (valve) disease I08.3 mitral (valve) disease I08.1 ~~ with aortic (valve) disease I08.3 obstruction or stenosis I07.2 ~~ with aortic (valve) disease I08.2 with mitral (valve) disease I08.3 congenital Q22.8 nonrheumatic I36.1 with stenosis I36.2 urethral sphincter R32 velopharyngeal acquired K13.79 congenital Q38.8 Intertrigo L30.4 labialis K13.0 Intolerance carbohydrate K90.49 disaccharide, hereditary E73.0 fat NEC K90.49 pancreatic K90.3 food K90.49 dietary counseling and surveillance Z71.3 gluten celiac K90.0 non-celiac K90.41 PEDIATRIC ICD-10-CM 2019: A MANUAL FOR PROVIDER-BASED CODING ICD_10-4th_ed.indb 75 Intolerance, continued lactose E73.9 specified NEC E73.8 milk NEC K90.49 lactose E73.9 protein K90.49 starch NEC K90.49 Intoxication drug acute (without dependence) see Abuse, drug, by type with intoxication with dependence see Dependence, drug, by type with intoxication addictive via placenta or breast milk see Absorption, drug, addictive, through placenta newborn P93.8 gray baby syndrome P93.0 overdose or wrong substance given or taken see Table of Drugs and Chemicals, by drug, poisoning foodborne A05.9 bacterial A05.9 classical (Clostridium botulinum) A05.1 due to Bacillus cereus A05.4 bacterium A05.9 ~~ specified NEC A05.8 Clostridium ~~ botulinum A05.1 ~~ perfringens A05.2 ~~ welchii A05.2 Salmonella A02.9 ~~ with (gastro) enteritis A02.0 specified manifestation NEC A02.8 Staphylococcus A05.0 Vibrio ~~ parahaemolyticus A05.3 ~~ vulnificus A05.5 enterotoxin, staphylococcal A05.0 noxious see Poisoning, food, noxious meaning inebriation see category F10 poisoning see Table of Drugs and Chemicals serum (see also Reaction, serum) T80.69 Intraabdominal testis, testes bilateral Q53.211 unilateral Q53.111 Intrahepatic gallbladder Q44.1 Intrauterine contraceptive device checking Z30.431 insertion Z30.430 immediately following removal Z30.433 in situ Z97.5 management Z30.431 reinsertion Z30.433 removal Z30.432 replacement Z30.433 Intussusception (bowel) (colon) (enteric) (ileocecal) (ileocolic) (intestine) (rectum) K56.1 Invagination (bowel, colon, intestine or rectum) K56.1 Inversion albumin-globulin (A-G) ratio E88.09 nipple N64.59 testis (congenital) Q55.29 Investigation (see also Examination) Z04.9 clinical research subject (control) (normal comparison) (participant) Z00.6 I

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