T81.513S
ICD-10-CMAdhesions due to foreign body accidentally left in body following injection or immunization, sequela
This code signifies the presence of adhesions that have developed as a long-term complication from a foreign body, such as a needle fragment or other material, that was unintentionally retained within the body after an injection or immunization procedure. These adhesions are a sequela, meaning they are a residual effect or condition resulting from the initial event.
Apply this code when documentation clearly indicates a patient is experiencing symptoms or complications directly attributable to adhesions that formed around a foreign body left behind following an injection or immunization. This typically involves cases where the foreign body was not immediately recognized or removed, leading to a chronic inflammatory response and subsequent adhesion formation.
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