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VA Diagnostic Codes

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This reference uses VA rating codes. For a code from a medical record, check ICD-10-CM and the service date. A clinical code alone does not establish a VA rating or a matching VA diagnostic code.

DC 7345ACTIVESource verified

Chronic liver disease without cirrhosis

Digestive · 38 CFR § 4.114

Diagnostic Code 7345 is the VASRD entry for Chronic liver disease without cirrhosis. VA applies the controlling criteria, shared formulas, and special instructions shown in 38 CFR Part 4. VMC presents this material for education and reference; it does not determine a Veteran's diagnosis, service connection, or evaluation.

Recorded index labels

These labels are already stored for this diagnostic code. They are not a new condition, rating, or medical relationship.

Appendix C

  • Disease, chronic, without cirrhosis

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Source-verified VASRD criteria

How VA rates this diagnostic code

These percentages summarize the regulatory criteria already mapped to this diagnostic code. They do not predict a Veteran's individual evaluation or establish service connection.

100%

Progressive chronic liver disease requiring use of both parenteral antiviral therapy (direct antiviral agents), and parenteral immunomodulatory therapy (interferon and other); and for six months following discontinuance of treatment

60%

Progressive chronic liver disease requiring continuous medication and causing substantial weight loss and at least two of the following: (1) daily fatigue, (2) malaise, (3) anorexia, (4) hepatomegaly, (5) pruritus, and (6) arthralgia

40%

Progressive chronic liver disease requiring continuous medication and causing minor weight loss and at least two of the following: (1) daily fatigue, (2) malaise, (3) anorexia, (4) hepatomegaly, (5) pruritus, and (6) arthralgia

20%

Chronic liver disease with at least one of the following: (1) intermittent fatigue, (2) malaise, (3) anorexia, (4) hepatomegaly, or (5) pruritus

0%

Previous history of liver disease, currently asymptomatic

Regulatory notes

  • Note (1): 100% evaluation shall continue for six months following discontinuance of parenteral antiviral therapy and administration of parenteral immunomodulatory drugs. Six months after discontinuance of parenteral antiviral therapy and parenteral immunomodulatory drugs, determine the appropriate disability rating by mandatory VA exam. Apply the provisions of § 3.105(e) of this chapter to any change in evaluation based upon that or any subsequent examination.
  • Note (2): For individuals for whom physicians recommend both parenteral antiviral therapy and parenteral immunomodulatory drugs, but for whom treatment is medically contraindicated, rate according to DC 7312 (Cirrhosis of the liver).
  • Note (3): This diagnostic code includes Hepatitis B (confirmed by serologic testing), primary biliary cirrhosis (PBC), primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC), autoimmune liver disease, Wilson's disease, Alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency, hemochromatosis, drug-induced hepatitis, and non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH). Track Hepatitis C (or non-A, non-B hepatitis) under DC 7354 but evaluate it using the criteria in this entry.
  • Note (4): Evaluate sequelae, such as cirrhosis or malignancy of the liver, under an appropriate diagnostic code, but do not use the same signs and symptoms as the basis for evaluation under DC 7354 and under a diagnostic code for sequelae. (See § 4.14)

Body system and anatomy metadata

Body system: Digestive

Anatomy / region tags: digestive system

These tags support discovery and body-map compatibility. They do not establish Veteran-specific laterality or entitlement.

Official VA DBQ references

DBQ catalog: va-dbq-2026.09.16 · Retrieved 2026-09-16. Official VA inventory ↗

  • Esophageal Disorders ↗ Related resourceCatalog category: Gastrointestinal

    Related by body system only. No reviewed condition-specific form match or requirement has been established.

  • Gallbladder ↗ Related resourceCatalog category: Gastrointestinal

    Related by body system only. No reviewed condition-specific form match or requirement has been established.

  • Hernias (Including Abdominal, Inguinal and Femoral Hernias) ↗ Related resourceCatalog category: Gastrointestinal

    Related by body system only. No reviewed condition-specific form match or requirement has been established.

  • Intestinal Conditions ↗ Related resourceCatalog category: Gastrointestinal

    Related by body system only. No reviewed condition-specific form match or requirement has been established.

  • Liver Conditions ↗ Related resourceCatalog category: Gastrointestinal

    Related by body system only. No reviewed condition-specific form match or requirement has been established.

  • Pancreas ↗ Related resourceCatalog category: Gastrointestinal

    Related by body system only. No reviewed condition-specific form match or requirement has been established.

  • Peritoneal Adhesions ↗ Related resourceCatalog category: Gastrointestinal

    Related by body system only. No reviewed condition-specific form match or requirement has been established.

  • Rectum & Anus ↗ Related resourceCatalog category: Gastrointestinal

    Related by body system only. No reviewed condition-specific form match or requirement has been established.

  • Stomach and Duodenum ↗ Related resourceCatalog category: Gastrointestinal

    Related by body system only. No reviewed condition-specific form match or requirement has been established.

VA maintains some examination forms that are not available for public use. VMC does not infer a one-code-to-one-DBQ relationship.

Evidence information

When reviewing the criteria, useful evidence categories can include diagnosis and treatment records, objective testing identified by the schedule, documented frequency/duration/severity when the criteria use those concepts, and functional effects described in medical or lay evidence. The relevant evidence depends on the actual claim and medical facts.

VMC does not diagnose conditions, guarantee a percentage, or advise anyone to exaggerate symptoms.

Legal basis and source identification

38 CFR § 4.114 · Source current through 2026-08-06 · Verified 2026-08-10

Registry content release: vasrd-registry-2026.08.1