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Dermatitis (eczematous)

FY2027Index: De /Alphabetic Index

At the main termL30.9

Dermatitis (eczematous) is a main term in the FY2027 ICD-10-CM Alphabetic Index (Index to Diseases and Injuries). The Index lists L30.9 for the term on its own. It has 316 subterms and 283 code entries. First-level subterms include ab igne, acarine, actinic, allergic, ambustionis, due to burn or scald, amebic, ammonia, arsenical and more. Confirm any code you find here in the Tabular List before you report it.

Subterms 316

ab igneL59.0
acarineB88.09
actinic (due to sun)L57.8
- other than from sunL59.8
allergic see Dermatitis, contact, allergic
ambustionis, due to burn or scald see Burn
amebicA06.7
ammoniaL22
arsenical (ingested)L27.8
artefactaL98.1
- psychogenicF54
atopicL20.9
- psychogenicF54
- specified NECL20.89
autoimmune progesteroneL30.8
berlock, berloqueL56.2
blastomycoticB40.3
blister beetleL24.89
bullous, bullosaL13.9
- mucosynechial, atrophicL12.1
- seasonalL30.8
- specified NECL13.8
caloricaL59.0
- due to burn or scald see Burn
caterpillarL24.89
cercarialB65.3
combustionisL59.0
- due to burn or scald see Burn
congelationisT69.1
contact (occupational)L25.9
- allergicL23.9
  - due to
    adhesivesL23.1
    cementL23.5
    chemical products NECL23.5
    chromiumL23.0
    cosmeticsL23.2
    dander (cat) (dog)L23.81
    drugs in contact with skinL23.3
    dyesL23.4
    food in contact with skinL23.6
    hair (cat) (dog)L23.81
    insecticideL23.5
    metalsL23.0
    nickelL23.0
    plants, non-foodL23.7
    plasticL23.5
    rubberL23.5
    specified agent NECL23.89
- due to
  - cementL25.3
  - chemical products NECL25.3
  - cosmeticsL25.0
  - dander (cat) (dog)L23.81
  - drugs in contact with skinL25.1
  - dyesL25.2
  - food in contact with skinL25.4
  - hair (cat) (dog)L23.81
  - plants, non-foodL25.5
  - specified agent NECL25.8
- irritantL24.9
  - due to
    body fluidsL24.A0
    fecesL24.A2
    incontinence (dual) (fecal) (urinary)L24.A2
    salivaL24.A1
    specified NECL24.A9
    urineL24.A2
    wound exudateL24.A9
    cementL24.5
    chemical products NECL24.5
    cosmeticsL24.3
    detergentsL24.0
    drugs in contact with skinL24.4
    exudateL24.A9
    food in contact with skinL24.6
    frictionL24.A0
    oils and greasesL24.1
    plants, non-foodL24.7
    solventsL24.2
    specified agent NECL24.89
  - related to
    colostomyL24.B3
    endotracheal tubeL24.A9
    enterocutaneous fistulaL24.B3
    gastrostomyL24.B1
    ileostomyL24.B3
    jejunostomyL24.B1
    saliva or spit fistulaL24.B1
    stoma or fistulaL24.B0
    digestiveL24.B1
    fecal or urinaryL24.B3
    respiratoryL24.B2
    tracheostomyL24.B2
contusiformisL52
desquamativeL30.8
diabetic see E08-E13 with .620
diaperL22
diphtheriticaA36.3
dry skinL85.3
due to
- acetone (contact) (irritant)L24.2
- acids (contact) (irritant)L24.5
- adhesive (s) (allergic) (contact) (plaster)L23.1
  - irritantL24.5
- alcohol (irritant) (skin contact) (substances in category T51)L24.2
  - taken internallyL27.8
- alkalis (contact) (irritant)L24.5
- arsenic (ingested)L27.8
- carbon disulfide (contact) (irritant)L24.2
- caustics (contact) (irritant)L24.5
- cement (contact)L25.3
- cereal (ingested)L27.2
- chemical (s) NECL25.3
  - taken internallyL27.8
- chlorocompoundsL24.2
- chromium (contact) (irritant)L24.81
- coffee (ingested)L27.2
- cold weatherL30.8
- cosmetics (contact)L25.0
  - allergicL23.2
  - irritantL24.3
- cyclohexanesL24.2
- dander (cat) (dog)L23.81
- Demodex speciesB88.01
- Dermanyssus gallinaeB88.09
- detergents (contact) (irritant)L24.0
- dichromateL24.81
- drugs and medicaments (generalized) (internal use)L27.0
  - external see Dermatitis, due to, drugs, in contact with skin
  - in contact with skinL25.1
    allergicL23.3
    irritantL24.4
  - localized skin eruptionL27.1
  - specified substance see Table of Drugs and Chemicals
- dyes (contact)L25.2
  - allergicL23.4
  - irritantL24.89
- epidermophytosis see Dermatophytosis
- estersL24.2
- external irritant NECL24.9
- exudate (wound fluids)L24.A9
- fish (ingested)L27.2
- flour (ingested)L27.2
- food (ingested)L27.2
  - in contact with skinL25.4
- fruit (ingested)L27.2
- furs (allergic) (contact)L23.81
- glues see Dermatitis, due to, adhesives
- glycolsL24.2
- greases NEC (contact) (irritant)L24.1
- hair (cat) (dog)L23.81
- hot
  - objects and materials see Burn
  - weather or placesL59.0
- hydrocarbonsL24.2
- infrared raysL59.8
- ingestion, ingested substanceL27.9
  - chemical NECL27.8
  - drugs and medicaments see Dermatitis, due to, drugs
  - foodL27.2
  - specified NECL27.8
- insecticide in contact with skinL24.5
- internal agentL27.9
  - drugs and medicaments (generalized) see Dermatitis, due to, drugs
  - foodL27.2
- irradiation see Dermatitis, due to, radioactive substance
- ketonesL24.2
- lacquer tree (allergic) (contact)L23.7
- light (sun) NECL57.8
  - acuteL56.8
  - otherL59.8
- Liponyssoides sanguineusB88.09
- low temperatureL30.8
- meat (ingested)L27.2
- metals, metal salts (contact) (irritant)L24.81
- milk (ingested)L27.2
- nickel (contact) (irritant)L24.81
- nylon (contact) (irritant)L24.5
- oils NEC (contact) (irritant)L24.1
- paint solvent (contact) (irritant)L24.2
- petroleum products (contact) (irritant) (substances in T52.0)L24.2
- plants NEC (contact)L25.5
  - allergicL23.7
  - irritantL24.7
- plasters (adhesive) (any) (allergic) (contact)L23.1
  - irritantL24.5
- plastic (contact)L25.3
- preservatives (contact) see Dermatitis, due to, chemical, in contact with skin
- primrose (allergic) (contact)L23.7
- primula (allergic) (contact)L23.7
- radiationL59.8
  - nonionizing (chronic exposure)L57.8
  - sun NECL57.8
    acuteL56.8
- radioactive substanceL58.9
  - acuteL58.0
  - chronicL58.1
- radiumL58.9
  - acuteL58.0
  - chronicL58.1
- ragweed (allergic) (contact)L23.7
- Rhus (allergic) (contact) (diversiloba) (radicans) (toxicodendron) (venenata) (verniciflua)L23.7
- rubber (contact)L24.5
- Senecio jacobaea (allergic) (contact)L23.7
- solvents (contact) (irritant) (substances in categories T52)L24.2
- specified agent NEC (contact)L25.8
  - allergicL23.89
  - irritantL24.89
- sunshine NECL57.8
  - acuteL56.8
- tetrachlorethylene (contact) (irritant)L24.2
- toluene (contact) (irritant)L24.2
- turpentine (contact)L24.2
- ultraviolet rays (sun NEC) (chronic exposure)L57.8
  - acuteL56.8
- vaccine or vaccinationL27.0
  - specified substance see Table of Drugs and Chemicals
- varicose veins see Varix, leg, with, inflammation
- X-raysL58.9
  - acuteL58.0
  - chronicL58.1
dyshydroticL30.1
dysmenorrheicaN94.6
escharotica see Burn
exfoliative, exfoliativa (generalized)L26
- neonatorumL00
eyelid see also Dermatosis, eyelidH01.9
- allergicH01.119
  - leftH01.116
    lowerH01.115
    upperH01.114
  - rightH01.113
    lowerH01.112
    upperH01.111
- contact see Dermatitis, eyelid, allergic
- due to
  - Demodex speciesB88.01
  - herpes (zoster)B02.39
    simplexB00.59
- eczematousH01.139
  - leftH01.136
    lowerH01.135
    upperH01.134
  - rightH01.133
    lowerH01.132
    upperH01.131
- specified NECH01.8-
facta, factitia, factitialL98.1
- psychogenicF54
flexural NECL20.82
frictionL30.4
fungusB36.9
- specified type NECB36.8
gangrenosa, gangrenous infantumL08.0
harvest miteB88.09
heatL59.0
herpesviral, vesicular (ear) (lip)B00.1
herpetiformis (bullous) (erythematous) (pustular) (vesicular)L13.0
- juvenileL12.2
- senileL12.0
hiemalisL30.8
hypostatic, hypostatica see Varix, leg, with, inflammation
infectious eczematoidL30.3
infectiveL30.3
irritant see Dermatitis, contact, irritant
Jacquet's (diaper dermatitis)L22
LeptusB88.09
lichenified NECL28.0
medicamentosa (generalized) (internal use) see Dermatitis, due to drugs
miteB88.09
multiformisL13.0
- juvenileL12.2
napkinL22
neuroticaL13.0
nummularL30.0
papillaris capillitiiL73.0
pellagrousE52
perioralL71.0
photocontactL56.2
polymorpha dolorosaL13.0
pruriginosaL13.0
pruritic NECL30.8
psychogenicF54
purulentL08.0
pustular
- contagiousB08.02
- subcornealL13.1
pyococcalL08.0
pyogenicaL08.0
repensL40.2
Ritter's (exfoliativa)L00
Schamberg'sL81.7
schistosomeB65.3
seasonal bullousL30.8
seborrheicL21.9
- infantileL21.1
- specified NECL21.8
sensitization NOSL23.9
septicL08.0
solareL57.8
specified NECL30.8
stasisI87.2
- with
  - varicose ulcer see Varix, leg, with ulcer, with inflammation
  - varicose veins see Varix, leg, with, inflammation
- due to postthrombotic syndrome see Syndrome, postthrombotic
suppurativeL08.0
traumatic NECL30.4
trophoneuroticaL13.0
ultraviolet (sun) (chronic exposure)L57.8
- acuteL56.8
varicose see Varix, leg, with, inflammation
vegetansL10.1
verrucosaB43.0
vesicular, herpesviralB00.1