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Colitis (acute) (catarrhal) (chronic) (noninfective) (hemorrhagic)
Colitis (acute) (catarrhal) (chronic) (noninfective) (hemorrhagic) is a main term in the FY2027 ICD-10-CM Alphabetic Index (Index to Diseases and Injuries). The Index lists K52.9 for the term on its own. It has 101 subterms and 75 code entries. First-level subterms include allergic, amebic, anthrax, bacillary, balantidial, Clostridioides difficile, Clostridium difficile, coccidial and more. Also see Enteritis. Confirm any code you find here in the Tabular List before you report it.
Subterms 101
- anthraxA22.2
- bacillary see Infection, Shigella
- balantidialA07.0
- coccidialA07.3
- collagenousK52.831
- cystica superficialisK52.89
- dietary counseling and surveillance (for)Z71.3
- dietetic see also Colitis, allergicK52.29
- drug-inducedK52.1
- due to radiationK52.0
- eosinophilicK52.82
- food hypersensitivity see also Colitis, allergicK52.29
- giardialA07.1
- granulomatous see Enteritis, regional, large intestine
- indeterminate, so statedK52.3
- infectious see Enteritis, infectious
ischemicK55.9
- acute (subacute) see also Ischemia, intestine, acuteK55.039
- chronicK55.1
- due to mesenteric artery insufficiencyK55.1
- fulminant (acute) see also Ischemia, intestine, acuteK55.039
- lymphocyticK52.832
membranous
- psychogenicF54
mucous see Syndrome, irritable, bowel
- psychogenicF54
- polyposa see Polyp, colon, inflammatory
- protozoalA07.9
- pseudomucinous see Syndrome, irritable, bowel
regional see Enteritis, regional, large intestine
- infectiousA09
- segmental see Enteritis, regional, large intestine
- septic see Enteritis, infectious
- subacute ischemic see also Ischemia, intestine, acuteK55.039
- thromboulcerative see also Ischemia, intestine, acuteK55.039
- transmural see Enteritis, regional, large intestine
- trichomonalA07.8
- tuberculous (ulcerative)A18.32
ulcerative (chronic)K51.90
- enterocolitis see Enterocolitis, ulcerative
- ileocolitis see Ileocolitis, ulcerative
- mucosal proctocolitis see Proctocolitis, mucosal
- proctitis see Proctitis, ulcerative
- pseudopolyposis see Polyp, colon, inflammatory
- psychogenicF54
- rectosigmoiditis see Rectosigmoiditis, ulcerative