S42.121S
ICD-10-CMDisplaced fracture of acromial process, right shoulder, sequela
This code signifies a past injury involving a fracture of the acromial process of the right shoulder that was displaced at the time of the initial injury. The "sequela" designation indicates that this code is used to report a condition or complication that is the late effect of the original fracture, even if the fracture itself has healed. This could include chronic pain, limited range of motion, nonunion, or malunion resulting from the initial displaced fracture.
Use this code when documenting a patient presenting with a current problem or condition that is a direct consequence of a previously sustained, displaced fracture of the right acromial process. This applies even if the acute phase of the fracture has passed and the patient is no longer receiving active treatment for the fracture itself. Examples include a patient seeking treatment for persistent right shoulder pain or stiffness years after the initial injury.
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