Enterocolitis
- K52.9
- due to
- due to, Clostridioides difficile
- due to, Clostridioides difficile, not specified as recurrentA04.72
- due to, Clostridioides difficile, recurrentA04.71
- due to, Clostridium difficile
- due to, Clostridium difficile, not specified as recurrentA04.72
- due to, Clostridium difficile, recurrentA04.71
- fulminant ischemicK55.059
- granulomatousSee Enteritis, regional
- hemorrhagic (acute)K55.059
- hemorrhagic (acute), chronicK55.1
- infectious NECA09
- ischemicK55.9
- necrotizingK55.30
- necrotizing, with
- necrotizing, with, perforationK55.33
- necrotizing, with, pneumatosisK55.32
- necrotizing, with, pneumatosis, and perforationK55.33
- necrotizing, due to
- necrotizing, due to, Clostridioides difficile
- necrotizing, due to, Clostridioides difficile, not specified as recurrentA04.72
- necrotizing, due to, Clostridioides difficile, recurrentA04.71
- necrotizing, due to, Clostridium difficile
- necrotizing, due to, Clostridium difficile, not specified as recurrentA04.72
- necrotizing, due to, Clostridium difficile, recurrentA04.71
- necrotizing, in non-newbornK55.30
- necrotizing, in non-newborn, stage 1 (without pneumatosis, without perforation)K55.31
- necrotizing, in non-newborn, stage 2 (with pneumatosis, without perforation)K55.32
- necrotizing, in non-newborn, stage 3 (with pneumatosis, with perforation)K55.33
- necrotizing, in newbornP77.9
- necrotizing, in newborn, stage 1 (without pneumatosis, without perforation)P77.1
- necrotizing, in newborn, stage 2 (with pneumatosis, without perforation)P77.2
- necrotizing, in newborn, stage 3 (with pneumatosis, with perforation)P77.3
- necrotizing, without pneumatosis or perforationK55.31
- noninfectiousK52.9
- noninfectious, newbornSee Enterocolitis, necrotizing, in newborn
- pseudomembranous (newborn)
- pseudomembranous (newborn), not specified as recurrentA04.72
- pseudomembranous (newborn), recurrentA04.71
- radiationK52.0
- radiation, newbornSee Enterocolitis, necrotizing, in newborn
- ulcerative (chronic)See Pancolitis, ulcerative (chronic)