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    Kraurosis

    FY2027Index: K /Alphabetic Index

    Kraurosis is a main term in the FY2027 ICD-10-CM Alphabetic Index (Index to Diseases and Injuries). It has 4 subterms and 4 code entries. First-level subterms include ani, penis, vagina, vulva. Confirm any code you find here in the Tabular List before you report it.

    Subterms 4

    • aniK62.89
    • penisN48.0
    • vaginaN89.8
    • vulvaN90.4
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    • Korsakov's disease, psychosis or syndrome
    • Korsakow's disease, psychosis or syndrome
    • Kostmann's disease or syndrome
    • Kozhevnikof's epilepsy
    • Krabbe's
    • Kraepelin-Morel disease
    • Kraft-Weber-Dimitri disease
    • Kraurosis
    • Kreotoxism
    • Krukenberg's
    • Kufs' disease
    • Kugelberg-Welander disease
    • Kuhnt-Junius degeneration
    • Kümmell's disease or spondylitis
    • Kupffer cell sarcoma

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    FY2027 Effective October 1, 2026

    Source: CMS / NCHS, ICD-10-CM fiscal year 2027 (effective October 1, 2026). ICD-10-CM is in the public domain.

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