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Genitourinary diagnostic codes
40 source-verified matches.
Kidney, removal of one
Genitourinary
Kidney, abscess of
Genitourinary
Nephritis, chronic
Genitourinary
Pyelonephritis, chronic
Genitourinary
Kidney, tuberculosis of
Genitourinary
Nephrosclerosis, arteriolar
Genitourinary
Nephrolithiasis/Ureterolithiasis/Nephrocalcinosis
Genitourinary
Hydronephrosis
Genitourinary
Ureter, stricture of
Genitourinary
Cystitis, chronic, includes interstitial and all etiologies, infectious and non-infectious
Genitourinary
Bladder, calculus in, with symptoms interfering with function
Genitourinary
Bladder, fistula of
Genitourinary
Bladder, injury of
Genitourinary
Urethra, stricture of
Genitourinary
Urethra, fistula of
Genitourinary
Penis, removal of half or more
Genitourinary
Penis, removal of glans
Genitourinary
Erectile dysfunction, with or without penile deformity
Genitourinary
Testis, atrophy complete
Genitourinary
Testis, removal
Genitourinary
Prostatitis, urethritis, epididymitis, orchitis (unilateral or bilateral), chronic only
Genitourinary
Prostate gland injuries, infections, hypertrophy, postoperative residuals, bladder outlet obstruction
Genitourinary
Malignant neoplasms of the genitourinary system
Genitourinary
Benign neoplasms of the genitourinary system
Genitourinary
Chronic renal disease requiring regular dialysis
Genitourinary
Kidney transplant
Genitourinary
Renal tubular disorders (such as renal glycosurias, aminoacidurias, renal tubular acidosis, Fanconi's syndrome, Bartter's syndrome, related disorders of Henle's loop and proximal or distal nephron function, etc.)
Genitourinary
Cystic diseases of the kidneys
Genitourinary
Atherosclerotic renal disease (renal artery stenosis, atheroembolic renal disease, or large vessel disease, unspecified)
Genitourinary
Toxic nephropathy (antibotics, radiocontrast agents, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents, heavy metals, and similar agents)
Genitourinary
Glomerulonephritis
Genitourinary
Interstitial nephritis, including gouty nephropathy, disorders of calcium metabolism
Genitourinary
Papillary necrosis
Genitourinary
Renal amyloid disease
Genitourinary
Disseminated intravascular coagulation with renal cortical necrosis
Genitourinary
Renal involvement in diabetes mellitus type I or II
Genitourinary
Neurogenic bladder
Genitourinary
Varicocele/Hydrocele
Genitourinary
Renal disease caused by viral infection such as human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C
Genitourinary
Bladder, diverticulum of
Genitourinary