T23.302A
ICD-10-CMBurn of third degree of left hand, unspecified site, initial encounter
This code signifies a full-thickness burn affecting the left hand, where the specific location on the hand is not documented. A third-degree burn involves damage through all layers of the skin, often extending into underlying tissue, and typically presents with a leathery, charred, or waxy appearance.
This code is appropriate for the initial treatment of a patient presenting with a third-degree burn to their left hand when the precise anatomical site (e.g., palm, dorsum, specific finger) is not specified in the medical record. It is used for the acute phase of injury and treatment.
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