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Paralysis, paralytic (complete) (incomplete)

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At the main termG83.9

Paralysis, paralytic (complete) (incomplete) is a main term in the FY2027 ICD-10-CM Alphabetic Index (Index to Diseases and Injuries). The Index lists G83.9 for the term on its own. It has 319 subterms and 244 code entries. First-level subterms include with, abducens, abducent, abductor, lower extremity, accessory nerve, accommodation, acoustic nerve, agitans, alternating and more. Confirm any code you find here in the Tabular List before you report it.

Subterms 319

with
- syphilisA52.17
abducens, abducent (nerve) see Strabismus, paralytic, sixth nerve
abductor, lower extremityG57.9-
accessory nerveG52.8
accommodation see also Paresis, of accommodation
- hystericalF44.89
acoustic nerve (except Deafness)H93.3-
agitans see also ParkinsonismG20.C
- arterioscleroticG21.4
alternating (oculomotor)G83.89
amyotrophicG12.21
ankleG57.9-
anus (sphincter)K62.89
arm see Monoplegia, upper limb
ascending (spinal), acuteG61.0
associationG12.29
asthenic bulbarG70.00
- with exacerbation (acute)G70.01
- in crisisG70.01
ataxic (hereditary)G11.9
- general (syphilitic)A52.17
atrophicG58.9
- infantile, acute see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
- progressiveG12.22
- spinal (acute) see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
axillaryG54.0
Babinski-Nageotte'sG83.89
Bell'sG51.0
- newbornP11.3
Benedikt'sG46.3
birth injuryP14.9
- spinal cordP11.5
bladder (neurogenic) (sphincter)N31.2
bowel, colon or intestineK56.0
brachial plexusG54.0
- birth injuryP14.3
- newborn (birth injury)P14.3
brainG83.9
- diplegiaG83.0
- triplegiaG83.89
bronchialJ98.09
Brown-SéquardG83.81
bulbar (chronic) (progressive)G12.22
- infantile see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
- poliomyelitic see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
- pseudoG12.29
bulbospinalG70.00
- with exacerbation (acute)G70.01
- in crisisG70.01
cardiac see also Failure, heartI50.9
cerebrocerebellar, diplegicG80.1
cervical
- plexusG54.2
- sympatheticG90.09
Céstan-ChenaisG46.3
Charcot-Marie-Tooth typeG60.0
Clark'sG80.9
colonK56.0
compressed airT70.3
compression
- armG56.9-
- legG57.9-
- lower extremityG57.9-
- upper extremityG56.9-
congenital (cerebral) see Palsy, cerebral
conjugate movement (gaze) (of eye)H51.0
- cortical (nuclear) (supranuclear)H51.0
cordis see Failure, heart
cranial or cerebral nerveG52.9
creepingG12.22
crossed legG83.89
crutch see Injury, brachial plexus
deglutitionR13.0
- hystericalF44.4
dementiaA52.17
descending (spinal) NECG12.29
diaphragm (flaccid)J98.6
- due to accidental dissection of phrenic nerve during procedure see Puncture, accidental complicating surgery
digestive organs NECK59.89
diplegic see Diplegia
divergence (nuclear)H51.8
diver'sT70.3
Duchenne's
- birth injuryP14.0
- due to or associated with
  - motor neuron diseaseG12.22
  - muscular dystrophyG71.01
due to intracranial or spinal birth injury see Palsy, cerebral
embolic (current episode)I63.4-
Erb (-Duchenne) (birth) (newborn)P14.0
Erb's syphilitic spastic spinalA52.17
esophagusK22.89
eye muscle (extrinsic)H49.9
- intrinsic see also Paresis, of accommodation
facial (nerve)G51.0
- birth injuryP11.3
- congenitalP11.3
- following operation NEC see Puncture, accidental complicating surgery
- newborn (birth injury)P11.3
familial (recurrent) (periodic)G72.3
- spasticG11.4
faucesJ39.2
fingerG56.9-
gaitR26.1
gastric nerve (nondiabetic)G52.2
gaze, conjugateH51.0
general (progressive) (syphilitic)A52.17
- juvenileA50.45
glottisJ38.00
- bilateralJ38.02
- unilateralJ38.01
glutealG54.1
Gubler (-Millard)G46.3
hand see Monoplegia, upper limb
heart see Arrest, cardiac
hemiplegic see Hemiplegia
hyperkalemic periodic (familial)G72.3
hypoglossal (nerve)G52.3
hypokalemic periodicG72.3
hystericalF44.4
ileusK56.0
infantile see also Poliomyelitis, paralyticA80.30
- bulbar see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
- cerebral see Palsy, cerebral
- spastic see Palsy, cerebral, spastic
infective see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
inferior nuclearG83.9
internuclear see Ophthalmoplegia, internuclear
intestineK56.0
irisH57.09
- due to diphtheria (toxin)A36.89
ischemic, Volkmann's (complicating trauma)T79.6
Jackson'sG83.89
jake see Poisoning, food, noxious, plant
Jamaica ginger (jake)G62.2
juvenile generalA50.45
Klumpke (-Déjérine) (birth) (newborn)P14.1
labioglossal (laryngeal) (pharyngeal)G12.29
Landry'sG61.0
laryngeal nerve (recurrent) (superior) (unilateral)J38.00
- bilateralJ38.02
- unilateralJ38.01
larynxJ38.00
- bilateralJ38.02
- due to diphtheria (toxin)A36.2
- unilateralJ38.01
lateralG12.23
leadT56.0-
left side see Hemiplegia
legG83.1-
- both see Paraplegia
- crossedG83.89
- hystericalF44.4
- psychogenicF44.4
- transient or transitoryR29.818
  - traumatic NEC see Injury, nerve, leg
levator palpebrae superioris see Blepharoptosis, paralytic
limb see Monoplegia
lipK13.0
Lissauer'sA52.17
lower limb see Monoplegia, lower limb
- both see Paraplegia
lungJ98.4
median nerveG56.1-
medullary (tegmental)G83.89
mesencephalic NECG83.89
- tegmentalG83.89
middle alternatingG83.89
Millard-Gubler-FovilleG46.3
monoplegic see Monoplegia
motorG83.9
muscle, muscular NECG72.89
- due to nerve lesionG58.9
- eye (extrinsic)H49.9
  - intrinsic see Paresis, of accommodation
  - oblique see Strabismus, paralytic, fourth nerve
- iris sphincterH21.9
- ischemic (Volkmann's) (complicating trauma)T79.6
- progressiveG12.21
- progressive, spinalG12.25
- spinal progressiveG12.25
- pseudohypertrophicG71.02
musculocutaneous nerveG56.9-
musculospiralG56.9-
nerve see also Disorder, nerve
- abducent see Strabismus, paralytic, sixth nerve
- accessoryG52.8
- auditory (except Deafness)H93.3-
- birth injuryP14.9
- cranial or cerebralG52.9
- facialG51.0
  - birth injuryP11.3
  - congenitalP11.3
  - newborn (birth injury)P11.3
- fourth or trochlear see Strabismus, paralytic, fourth nerve
- newborn (birth injury)P14.9
- oculomotor see Strabismus, paralytic, third nerve
- phrenic (birth injury)P14.2
- radialG56.3-
- seventh or facialG51.0
  - newborn (birth injury)P11.3
- sixth or abducent see Strabismus, paralytic, sixth nerve
- syphiliticA52.15
- third or oculomotor see Strabismus, paralytic, third nerve
- trigeminalG50.9
- trochlear see Strabismus, paralytic, fourth nerve
- ulnarG56.2-
normokalemic periodicG72.3
ocularH49.9
- alternatingG83.89
oculofacial, congenital (Moebius)Q87.0
oculomotor (external bilateral) (nerve) see Strabismus, paralytic, third nerve
palate (soft)K13.79
paratrigeminalG50.9
periodic (familial) (hyperkalemic) (hypokalemic) (myotonic) (normokalemic) (potassium sensitive) (secondary)G72.3
peripheral autonomic nervous system see Neuropathy, peripheral, autonomic
peroneal (nerve)G57.3-
pharynxJ39.2
phrenic nerveG56.8-
plantar nerve (s)G57.6-
pneumogastric nerveG52.2
poliomyelitis (current) see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
popliteal nerveG57.3-
postepileptic transitoryG83.84
progressive (atrophic) (bulbar) (spinal)G12.22
- generalA52.17
- infantile acute see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
- supranuclearG23.1
pseudobulbarG12.29
pseudohypertrophic (muscle) see also Dystrophy, muscular, by type, if applicableG71.09
psychogenicF44.4
quadricepsG57.9-
quadriplegic see Tetraplegia
radial nerveG56.3-
rectus muscle (eye)H49.9
recurrent isolated sleepG47.53
respiratory (muscle) (system) (tract)R06.81
- center NECG93.89
- congenitalP28.89
- newbornP28.89
right side see Hemiplegia
saturnineT56.0-
sciatic nerveG57.0-
senileG83.9
shaking see Parkinsonism
shoulderG56.9-
sleep, recurrent isolatedG47.53
spasticG83.9
- cerebral see Palsy, cerebral, spastic
- congenital (cerebral) see Palsy, cerebral, spastic
- familialG11.4
- hereditaryG11.4
- quadriplegicG80.0
- syphilitic (spinal)A52.17
sphincter, bladder see Paralysis, bladder
spinal (cord)G83.9
- accessory nerveG52.8
- acute see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
- ascending acuteG61.0
- atrophic (acute) see also Poliomyelitis, paralytic
  - spastic, syphiliticA52.17
- congenital NEC see Palsy, cerebral
- infantile see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
- hereditaryG95.89
- progressiveG12.21
  - muscleG12.25
- sequelae NECG83.89
sternomastoidG52.8
stomachK31.84
- diabetic see Diabetes, by type, with gastroparesis
- nerveG52.2
  - diabetic see Diabetes, by type, with gastroparesis
stroke see Infarct, brain
subscapularisG56.8-
supranuclear (progressive)G23.1
sympatheticG90.89
- cervicalG90.09
- nervous system see Neuropathy, peripheral, autonomic
syndromeG83.9
- specified NECG83.89
syphilitic spastic spinal (Erb's)A52.17
thighG57.9-
throatJ39.2
- diphtheriticA36.0
- muscleJ39.2
thrombotic (current episode)I63.3-
thumbG56.9-
tick see Toxicity, venom, arthropod, specified NEC
Todd's (postepileptic transitory paralysis)G83.84
toeG57.6-
tongueK14.8
transientR29.5
- arm or leg NECR29.818
- traumatic NEC see Injury, nerve
trapeziusG52.8
traumatic, transient NEC see Injury, nerve
trembling see Parkinsonism
triceps brachiiG56.9-
trigeminal nerveG50.9
trochlear (nerve) see Strabismus, paralytic, fourth nerve
ulnar nerveG56.2-
upper limb see Monoplegia, upper limb
uremicN18.9[G99.8]
uveoparotiticD86.89
uvulaK13.79
- postdiphtheriticA36.0
vagus nerveG52.2
vasomotor NECG90.89
velum palatiK13.79
vesical see Paralysis, bladder
vestibular nerve (except Vertigo)H93.3-
vocal cordsJ38.00
- bilateralJ38.02
- unilateralJ38.01
Volkmann's (complicating trauma)T79.6
wastingG12.29
Weber'sG46.3
wristG56.9-