Monoplg upr lmb fol oth ntrm intcrn hemor aff r nondom side

This code signifies paralysis affecting a single upper limb (monoplegia) that developed as a sequela of a non-traumatic intracranial hemorrhage. Specifically, it indicates that the right upper limb is affected and that the hemorrhage impacted the non-dominant side of the brain. This condition represents a long-term neurological deficit resulting from a prior cerebrovascular event.

Use this code for patients presenting with persistent right upper limb monoplegia directly attributable to a past non-traumatic intracranial hemorrhage. Documentation should clearly state the laterality of the monoplegia (right upper limb), the non-traumatic nature of the original hemorrhage, and the non-dominant side involvement. This code is appropriate for chronic or long-term care settings where the sequelae are being managed.

• Ensure documentation specifies "non-dominant side" for the affected brain hemisphere.
• Verify the monoplegia is a sequela of a nontraumatic intracranial hemorrhage, not an acute event.
• Do not confuse with codes for acute intracranial hemorrhage or monoplegia due to other causes.