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Hyperaldosteronism (benign or malignant)
Endocrine · 38 CFR § 4.119
Diagnostic Code 7917 is the VASRD entry for Hyperaldosteronism (benign or malignant). 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 B
- Hyperaldosteronism.
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Special rating instructions
- Note: Evaluate as malignant or benign neoplasm, as appropriate.
Regulatory notes
- Note: Evaluate as malignant or benign neoplasm, as appropriate.
Body system and anatomy metadata
Body system: Endocrine
Anatomy / region tags: endocrine
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 ↗
- Diabetes Mellitus ↗ Related resourceCatalog category: Endocrinological
Related by body system only. No reviewed condition-specific form match or requirement has been established.
- Endocrine (Other than Thyroid, Parathyroid or Diabetes Mellitus) ↗ Related resourceCatalog category: Endocrinological
Related by body system only. No reviewed condition-specific form match or requirement has been established.
- Thyroid and Parathyroid ↗ Related resourceCatalog category: Endocrinological
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 § 4.119 · Source current through 2026-08-06 · Verified 2026-08-10
Registry content release: vasrd-registry-2026.08.1