Monoplg low lmb fol oth cerebvasc dis aff right nondom side

This code signifies paralysis affecting a single lower limb (monoplegia) that developed as a sequela of a cerebrovascular event other than an infarction or hemorrhage. The neurological deficit is specifically located on the right side of the body, which has been determined to be the patient's non-dominant side. This condition represents a chronic neurological impairment resulting from a past cerebrovascular incident.

Use this code when documentation clearly indicates a patient presents with monoplegia of the right lower extremity, and the etiology is attributed to a previous cerebrovascular disease classified as "other" (e.g., transient cerebral ischemia, cerebral arteritis, etc.). The medical record must specify that the right side is the non-dominant side and confirm the monoplegia is a residual effect of the cerebrovascular event.

• Ensure the documentation explicitly states "monoplegia" of a single lower limb, not hemiplegia or paresis.
• Verify the laterality (right) and the dominance (non-dominant) are clearly documented.
• Confirm the cerebrovascular event is categorized as "other" and not a stroke due to infarction (I69.3-) or hemorrhage (I69.1-, I69.2-).