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In this material you have at your disposal only a simple list of diseases belonging to this "group" of diseases (with minimum details necessary for correct identification/catalogue), as it is present in the "Table Lists of Diseases" published by accredited public institutions.

In Romania this list is published by the "National Center for the Organization and Assurance of the Information and Information System in the Field of Health" being taken from the "International and Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems"...

PREGNANCY, CHILDBIRTH AND LUTE (OBSTETRICS - GYNECOLOGY) INCLUDING CONDITIONS WHOSE ORIGIN IS IN THE PERINATAL PERIOD.

excludes Human Immunodeficiency Virus Disease (HIV), Traumatic Injuries, Poisonings and Other Consequences of External Causes, Mental and Behavioral Disorders Associated with Childbed, Obstetrical Tetanus, Postpartum Necrosis of the Pituitary Gland, Puerperal Osteomalacia, Surveillance: High-Risk Pregnancy, Normal Pregnancy.

A. Pregnancy terminated by abortion excludes the continuation of pregnancy in multiple gestation after the abortion of one or more fetuses:

1. Ectopic pregnancy (additional diagnosis is used to identify any associated complications including to identify the duration of pregnancy) - includes Ectopic pregnancy rupture - Abdominal pregnancy - excludes care given to the mother for the viable fetus in abdominal pregnancy; Tubular pregnancy: Fallopian pregnancy, rupture of the tube (Fallopian) due to pregnancy, Tubular abortion; Ovarian pregnancy; Other ectopic pregnancies: Pregnancy: cervical, cornual, intraligamentary, mural; Unspecified ectopic pregnancy;

2. Mola hydatiform (additional diagnosis is used to identify any associated complicationincluding to identify the duration of pregnancy) - excludes malignant hydatiform mola - Classical hydatiform Mola: Complete hydatiform Mola; Incomplete and partial hydatiform mola; Unspecified hydatiform mola: TROPhoblastic disease NOS, NOS vesicular mola;

3. Other abnormal products of conception (additional diagnosis is used to identify any associated complications including to identify the duration of pregnancy) - excludes papillomau fetus - Clear egg and nehidatiform mola: Mola: camoasa, intrauterine NOS, Pathological egg; False abortion: Early fetal death with the retention of the stilllife - excludes False abortion with: clear egg, Mola: hydatiform, nehidatiform - Other products of specified abnormal conception - excludes them with: clear egg, Mola: hydatiform, nehidatiform; Abnormal product of unspecified conception (clear distinctions reflected by: 1. incomplete, complicated by pelvic and genital tract infection, 2. incomplete, complicated by severe or delayed bleeding, 3. incomplete, complicated by embolism, 4. incomplete, with other complications and unspecified, 5. incomplete, without complications, 6. complete or unspecified, complicated by pelvic infection and genital tract, 7. complete or unspecified, complicated by severe or delayed bleeding, 8. complete or unspecified, complicated by embolism, 9. complete or unspecified, with other complications and unspecified, 10. complete or unspecified, without complications);

4. Spontaneous abortion (additional diagnosis is used to identify the duration of pregnancy) - includes spontaneous expulsion of the fetus (unviable);

5. Medical abortion (additional diagnosis is used to identify the duration of pregnancy) - includes Termination of pregnancy: legal, therapeutic, Therapeutic abortion;

6. Other forms of abortion (additional diagnosis is used to identify the duration of pregnancy);

7. Unspecified abortion (additional diagnosis is used to identify the duration of pregnancy) - includes NOS-induced abortion;

8. Failure of an abortion attempt (additional diagnosis is used to identify the duration of pregnancy) - includes the failure of an attempt caused by abortion and excludes incomplete abortion - failure of a medically complicated abortion attempt through pelvic and genital tract infection; Failure of a medically challenged abortion attempt complicated by severe or delayed bleeding; Failure of a medically challenged abortion attempt complicated by embolism; Failure of a medically challenged abortion attempt with other and unspecified complications; Failure of a medically challenged abortion attempt without complications: Failure of a medically challenged NOS abortion attempt; Failure of an attempted abortion caused, another and unspecified, complicated by pelvic and genital tract infection; Failure of an attempted abortion caused, another and unspecified, complicated by severe or delayed hemorrhage; Failure of an attempted abortion caused, another and unspecified, complicated by embolism; Failure of an attempted abortion caused, another and unspecified, with other complications and unspecified; Failure of an attempted abortion, another and unspecified, without complications: Failure of an attempted abortion NOS;

9. Complications following abortion and ectopic pregnancy and molars – excludes retained conception products – Pelvic and genital tract infection following abortion and ectopic pregnancy and molars: Endometriosis after pregnancy terminated by abortion, Oarteritis after pregnancy terminated by abortion, Parametric after pregnancy terminated by abortion, Peritonitis after pregnancy terminated by abortion, Salpingitis after pregnancy terminated by abortion, Salpingo-oarteritis after pregnancy terminated by abortion, Sepsis after pregnancy terminated by abortion, Septic shock after pregnancy terminated by abortion, Septicemia after pregnancy terminated by abortion – excludes septic or septico-pioemic embolism, urinary tract infection; Severe or delayed bleeding following abortion and ectopic pregnancy and molars: Afibrinogenemia after pregnancy terminated by abortion, Defibrination syndrome after pregnancy terminated by abortion, Intravascular coagulation after pregnancy terminated by abortion; Embolia following abortion or ectopic pregnancy and molar: Embolia: gaseous after pregnancy terminated by abortion, with amniotic fluid after pregnancy terminated by abortion, with blood clot (pulmonary) after pregnancy terminated by abortion, NOS after pregnancy terminated by abortion, septic or septico-pioemic after pregnancy terminated by abortion, with fatty acids after pregnancy terminated by abortion; Shock following abortion and ectopic pregnancy and molar: Vascular collapse after pregnancy terminated by abortion, Shock (postprocedural) after pregnancy terminated by abortion – excludes septic shock; Renal failure following abortion and ectopic pregnancy and molar: Oliguria after pregnancy terminated by abortion, Renal: (acute) insufficiency after pregnancy terminated by abortion, anuria after pregnancy terminated by abortion, tubular necrosis after pregnancy terminated by abortion, uremia after pregnancy terminated by abortion,; Metabolism disorders following abortion and ectopic pregnancy and molaring: Electrolyte imbalance after pregnancy terminated by abortion; Injuries to pelvic organs and tissues following abortion and ectopic pregnancy and molars: Laceration, perforation, rupture or lesions of chemical origin of: bladder after pregnancy terminated by abortion, intestine after pregnancy terminated by abortion, broad ligament after pregnancy terminated by abortion, cervix after pregnancy terminated by abortion, periurethral tissue after pregnancy terminated by abortion, uterus after pregnancy terminated by abortion; Other venous complications following abortion and ectopic pregnancy and molar; Other complications following abortion and ectopic pregnancy and molar: Cardiac arrest after pregnancy terminated by abortion, Urinary tract infection after pregnancy terminated by abortion; Complications following abortion and ectopic pregnancy and unspecified molars;

B. Duration of pregnancy

1. Duration of pregnancy – Duration of pregnancy less than 5 full weeks; Duration of pregnancy 5 – 13 full weeks; Duration of pregnancy 14 – 19 full weeks; Duration of pregnancy 20 – 25 full weeks; Duration of pregnancy 26 – 33 full weeks; Duration of pregnancy 34 – 36 full weeks; Duration of unspecified pregnancy;

C. Edema, proteinuria and hypertension during pregnancy, childbirth and lute include conditions with pre-existing proteinuria and exclude increased or over-added proteinuria:

1. Pre-existing essential hypertension, complicating pregnancy, childbirth and lute (any condition specified as a reason for obstetric care during pregnancy, childbirth and lute) – Pre-existing hypertensive cardiopathy complicating pregnancy, childbirth and lute (any condition specified as a reason for obstetric care during pregnancy, childbirth and lute); Pre-existing hypertensive nephropathy complicating pregnancy, childbirth and lute (any condition specified as a reason for obstetric care during pregnancy, childbirth and lute); Pre-existing cardio-nephropathy complicating pregnancy, childbirth and lute (any condition specified as a reason for obstetric care during pregnancy, childbirth and lute); Pre-existing secondary hypertension complicating pregnancy, childbirth and lute (any condition specified as a reason for obstetric care during pregnancy, childbirth and lute); Unspecified pre-existing hypertension complicating pregnancy, childbirth and lute;

2. Pre-existing hypertensive disorder with over-added pre-existing proteinuria complicating pregnancy, childbirth and lute (any condition specified as a reason for obstetric care during pregnancy, childbirth and lute complicated by increased proteinuria): over-added pre-eclampsia;

3. Gestational edema and proteinuria (induced by pregnancy) without hypertension – gestational edema; Gestational proteinuria; Gestational edema with proteinuria;

4. Gestational (pregnancy-induced) hypertension without proteinuria: NoS gestational hypertension, mild pre-eclampsia;

5. Gestational (pregnancy-induced) hypertension with significant proteinuria – excludes over-added pre-eclampsia – moderate pre-eclampsia; Severe pre-eclampsia; Unspecified pre-eclampsia;

6. Eclampsia – includes seizures following hypertensive conditions, eclampsia with pre-existing or pregnancy-induced hypertension – Eclampsia in pregnancy; Eclampsia in labor; Eclampsia in praise; Eclampsia without specifying the period: Eclampsia NOS;

7. Hypertension of the unspecified mother;

D. Other maternal disorders predominantly related to pregnancy

Note: diseases are included even if they occurred during childbirth or lute – Exclude Slavery: care related to the fetus and amniotic cavity and possible problems related to birth, diseases that can be classified elsewhere but complicating pregnancy, labor, childbirth and childbed.

1. Hemorrhage at the onset of pregnancy – excludes pregnancy terminated with abortion – Imminence of abortion: Hemorrhage specified as due to imminence of abortion (additional diagnosis is used to identify the duration of pregnancy); Other bleeding at the onset of pregnancy; Hemorrhage at the onset of unspecified pregnancy;

2. Excessive vomiting in pregnancy – Mild pregnant hyperemesis: Mild or unspecified pregnant hyperemesis, starting before the end of the 20th week of gestation; Gravid hyperemesis with metabolic disorders: Gravid hyperemesis, starting before the end of the 20th week of gestation, with metabolic disorders such as: loss of carbohydrates, dehydration, electrolyte imbalance; Late vomiting of pregnancy: Excessive vomiting starting after 20 full weeks of gestation; Other vomiting complicating pregnancy: Vomiting due to diseases that can be classified elsewhere, complicating pregnancy (additional diagnosis is used to identify the cause, if known); Vomiting in unspecified pregnancy;

3. Venous complications in pregnancy – excludes: Obstetrical pulmonary embolism, Diseases mentioned as complications of: abortion or ectopic pregnancy or molar, birth and lute – Varicose veins of the lower extremities in pregnancy; Varicose genitalia in pregnancy: Varicose perineum in pregnancy, Varicose vaginal varicose in pregnancy, Varicose vulvar in pregnancy; Superficial thrombophlebitis during pregnancy: Thrombophlebitis of the legs in pregnancy; Deep flebotrombosis in pregnancy: Deep venous thrombosis anterpartum; Hemorrhoids in pregnancy; Cerebral venous thrombosis in pregnancy: Cerebrovenous sinus thrombosis in pregnancy; Other venous complications in pregnancy; Venous complication in unspecified pregnancy: Gestation: NOS phlebitis, NOS phlebopathy, NOS thrombosis;

4. Infections of the genitourinary tract in pregnancy – Kidney infections in pregnancy; Bladder infections in pregnancy; Infections of the urethra in pregnancy; Infections of other parts of the urinary tract in pregnancy; Unspecified urinary tract infections in pregnancy; Infections of the genital tract in pregnancy; Other infections of the genitourinary tract in pregnancy and unspecified: infection of the genitourinary tract in noS pregnancy;

5. Diabetes mellitus in pregnancy – includes during childbirth and lute – Pre-existing diabetes mellitus type 1 in pregnancy (with or without insulin) – Pre-existing diabetes mellitus type 2 in pregnancy; Diabetes mellitus pre-existing other type specified in pregnancy; Diabetes mellitus pre-existing unspecified in pregnancy; Diabetes mellitus during pregnancy: Gestational mellitus diabetes (Note: WHO criteria for gestational diabetes are based on the correct conduct of the oral glucose tolerance test, uneaten venous plasma glucose = 6.1 mmol/ L or venous plasma glucose 2 hours after glucose ingestion = 7.8 mmol/ L); Diabetes mellitus in pregnancy with unspecified onset;

6. Malnutrition in pregnancy: Malnutrition during childbirth and lute;

7. Care given to the mother for other predominant pregnancy-related conditions - Excessive weight gain gain gained in pregnancy - excludes gestational edema; Low weight gain gain gain gained in pregnancy; Care during pregnancy given to a person who normally practices abortion - excludes: Person who usually practices abortion: With the usual clinical forms of abortion, No pregnancy; Retention of an intrauterine contraceptive device in pregnancy; Gestational herpes; Maternal hypotension syndrome: Hypotensive syndrome in clino-statism; Liver disorders in pregnancy, childbirth and lute - excludes: hepato-renal syndrome following labor and childbirth; Subluxation of symphysis (pubic) in pregnancy, childbirth and lute - excludes the traumatic separation of symphysis (pubic) during childbirth; Other specified pregnancy-related conditions; Pregnancy-related kidney disease; Carpal tunnel syndrome in pregnancy; Neuralgia in pregnancy; Other specified pregnancy-related conditions: Exhaustion and fatigue; Unspecified pregnancy-related conditions;

8. Abnormal results of prenatal screening of the mother - excludes the results of the diagnosis classified elsewhere, care given to the mother related to the fetus and amniotic cavity and possible birth problems - Abnormal haematological results of prenatal screening of the mother; Abnormal biochemical results of prenatal screening of the mother; Abnormal cytological results of prenatal screening of the mother; Abnormal ultrasound results of prenatal screening of the mother; Abnormal radiological results of prenatal screening of the mother; Abnormal chromosomal and genetic results of prenatal screening of the mother; Other abnormal results of prenatal screening of the mother; Abnormal result found at prenatal screening of unspecified mother;

9. Complications of anesthesia during pregnancy - includes maternal complications aoccurring from the administration of a local or general anesthetic, an analgesic or other sedatives during pregnancy and excludes complications of anesthesia during: abortion or ectopic pregnancy or molar, labor and childbirth, puerperium - Pulmonary complications of an anesthesia during pregnancy: Pneumonia by aspiration due to anesthesia during pregnancy, Inhalation of noS content or gastric secretion due to an anesthesia during pregnancy, Mendelson syndrome due to an anesthesia during pregnancy; Cardiac complications of an anesthetise during pregnancy: Cardiac: stop due to an anesthesis during pregnancy, failure due to an anesthesis during pregnancy; Complications of the central nervous system due to anesthesia during pregnancy: Cerebral anoxia due to anesthesia during pregnancy; Toxic reaction to local anesthesia during pregnancy; Headache caused by rahianesthesia and epidural anesthesia during pregnancy; Other complications of rahianesthesia and epidural anesthesia during pregnancy; Failure or difficulty in intubation during pregnancy; Other complications of anesthesia during pregnancy; Complications of anesthesia during unspecified pregnancy;

E. Care for the mother related to the fetus, amniotic cavity and possible dystocia.

1. Multiple pregnancy - excludes specific complications of multiple pregnancy - Gemellar pregnancy; Pregnancy with triplets; The quadroplet load; Other forms of multiple pregnancy; Unspecified multiple pregnancy: NoS multiple pregnancy;

2. Complications specific to multiple pregnancy - excludes: Twins glued causing disproportion, Delayed birth of the second twin, triplet, abnormal presentation of one or more fetuses; With obstacle dystocia - Fetus papiraceu: Pressed fetus; Continuation of pregnancy after abortion of one or more fetuses; Continued pregnancy after intrauterine death of one or more fetuses; Other complications specific to a multiple pregnancy;

3. Care given to the mother for an abnormal presentation of the foetus, known or suspected - includes the conditions mentioned as a reason for observation, hospitalization or other forms of obstetric care of the mother, or for caesarean surgery before the onset of labour and excludes the conditions mentioned with obstacle dystocia - Care given to the mother for an unstable position; Care given to the mother for a pelvic presentation; Care given to the mother for a transverse and oblique position: Presentation: oblique, transverse; Care for the mother for a facial, forehead or chin presentation; Care given to the mother for a high term head: Non-employment of the head; Care given to the mother for a multiple pregnancy with abnormal presentation of one or more fetuses; Care for the mother for a complex presentation; Care given to the mother for another abnormal presentation of the fetus; Care given to the mother for an abnormal presentation of the unspecified foetus;

4. Care given to the mother for known or suspected fetal-pelvic disproportion - includes the conditions mentioned as a reason for observation, hospitalization or other forms of obstetric care of the mother, or for caesarean surgery before the onset of labour and excludes the conditions mentioned with obstacle dystocia - Care given to the mother for a disproportion due to a malformation of the mother's pelvis: Pelvic deformity causing nos disproportion; Care given to the mother for a disproportion due to the narrow maternal pelvis in general: Narrow NOS basin causing disproportion; Care given to the mother for a disproportion due to the narrowing of the upper strait of the maternal pelvis: Narrowing of the upper strait (of the maternal pelvis) causing disproportion; Care given to the mother for a disproportion due to a narrowing of the lower strait: Narrowing of the median cavity (of the pelvis) causing disproportions, Narrowing of the lower strait (of the basin) causing disproportions; Care given to the mother for a fetal-pelvic disproportion of mixed maternal and fetal origin; Care given to the mother for disproportion due to abnormally large foetus: Fetal disproportion with normal foetus, Fetal disproportion NOS; Care given to the mother for disproportion due to the hydrocephalus fetus; Care given to the mother for disproportion due to other foetal abnormalities: Glued twins causing disproportion, Fetal(a): ascites causing disproportion, hydrops causing disproportion, meningo-myelocele causing disproportion, sacral teratoma causing disproportion, tumor causing disproportion; Care for the mother for a disproportion of other origins; Care given to the mother for unspecified disproportion: Cephalo-Pelvian NoS Disproportion, Feto-Pelveian NoS Disproportion;

5. Care given to the mother for a known or suspected abnormality of the pelvic organs - includes the conditions mentioned as a reason for observation, hospitalization or other forms of obstetric care of the mother, or for caesarean surgery before the onset of labour and excludes the conditions mentioned with obstacle dystocia - Care given to the mother for congenital malformation of the uterus: Care given to the mother for: double uterus, bicorn uterus; Care given to the mother for the tumor of the uterine body: Care given to the mother for: polyp of the uterine body, uterine fibroids - excludes Care given to the mother for the tumor of the cervix; Care given to the mother for uterine scarring due to previous surgery: care given to the mother for the scar of a previous caesarean - excludes vaginal birth after a previous NOS caesarean section; Care given to the mother for the neck beant: Care given to the mother for: serclaage with or without mention of the neck beante, Shirodkar suture with or without mention of the neck beant; Care given to the mother for other abnormalities of the cervix: Care given to the mother for: polyp of the cervix, anterior surgery on the cervix, narrowing or stenosis of the cervix, tumor of the cervix; Care given to the mother for other abnormalities of the pregnant uterus: Care given to the mother for: incarceration of the pregnant uterus, prolapse of the pregnant uterus, retroversion of the pregnant uterus; Care given to the mother for abnormalities of the vagina: Care given to the mother for: previous surgery on the vagina, cloason of the vagina, stenosis of the vagina (acquired) (congenital), narrowing of the vagina, tumor of the vagina - excludes Care given to the mother for vaginal varicose veins in pregnancy; Care given to the mother for vulva and perineum abnormalities: Care for the mother for: perineum fibrosis, anterior surgery on the perineum or vulva, stiff perineum, vulva tumor - excludes Care for the mother for perineal varicose veins and vulvar in pregnancy; Other abnormalities of the pelvic organs: Care given to the mother for: cystocele, repair of the pelvic floor (previous), pendulum abdomen (in desage), rectocele, rigid pelvic floor; Care given to the mother for unspecified pelvic organ anomaly;

6. Care given to the mother for a known or suspected foetal abnormality or lesion - includes the conditions referred to in the foetus as a reason for observation, hospitalisation or other forms of obstetric care of the mother, or for the termination of pregnancy and excludes care given to the mother for known or suspected disproportion - Care given to the mother for a malformation (suspected) of the central nervous system of the fetus: Care given to the mother for (suspected) fetal: anencephaly, spina bifida - excludes chromosomal abnormalities of the fetus; Care given to the mother for chromosomal (suspected) abnormalities of the fetus; Care given to the mother for hereditary (suspected) diseases of the fetus - excludes chromosomal abnormalities of the fetus; Mother's care for fetal (suspected) lesions resulting from a viral disease of the mother: Care given to the mother for lesions (suspected) resulting from: maternal infection with cytomegalovirus, maternal rubella; Care given to the mother for fetal (suspected) lesions due to maternal alcoholism; Care given to the mother for fetal (suspected) lesions resulting from drugs: Care given to the mother for (suspected) lesions of the fetus resulting from drug dependence - excludes fetal suffering during labour and childbirth due to the administration of drugs; Care given to the mother for fetal (suspected) lesions due to irradiation; Care given to the mother for fetal (suspected) lesions resulting from other medical procedures: Care given to the mother for fetal (suspected) lesions resulting from: amniocentesis, biopsy, haematological examinations, intrauterine contraceptive device, intrauterine surgery; Care given to the mother for other abnormalities and fetal (suspected) lesions: Care given to the mother for fetal (suspected) abnormalities resulting from: mother's listeriosis, maternal toxoplasmosis; Care for abnormalities and unspecified foetal (suspected) abnormalities and lesions;

7. Care for the mother for other known or suspected fetal conditions - includes the conditions referred to in the fetus as a reason for observation, hospitalization or other forms of obstetric care of the mother, or for the termination of pregnancy and excludes complicated labour and birth with fetal suffering (distress), placental transfusion syndrome - Care given to the mother for anti-Rh isoimmunization: Anti-D anti-D antibodies (Rh), Incompatibility Rh (with fetal-placental anasarca); Care for the mother for other isoimmunizations: ABO isoimmunization, NOS isoimmunization (with fetal-placental anasarca); Care given to the mother for fetal-placental anasarca: Fetoplacental Anasarca: NOS, not associated with isoimmunization; Care given to the mother for signs of fetal hypoxia; Care given to the mother for intrauterine death of the fetus - excludes false abortion; Care given to the mother for insufficient growth of the fetus: Care given to the mother for a known or presumed cause: mild fetus for gestational age, placental insufficiency, small fetus for gestational age; Care given to the mother for excessive growth of the fetus: Care given to the mother for a known or presumed cause: large fetus for gestational age; Care given to the mother for an abdominal pregnancy with a viable fetus; Care for the mother for other specified foetal conditions; Care given to the mother for an unspecified foetal condition;

8. Hydramnios: Hydramnios;

9. Other disorders of amniotic fluid and membranes - excludes premature rupture of membranes - Oligohydramnios: Oligohydramnios without mention of rupture of membranes; Infection of the amniotic sac and membranes: Amniocenitis, Chorioamniotitis, Membranite, Plaentita; Other specified disorders of amniotic fluid and membranes; Disorders of amniotic fluid and unspecified membranes;

10. Premature rupture of membranes (additional diagnosis is used to identify the duration of pregnancy, when there are less than 37 full weeks of gestation) - Premature rupture of membranes with the onset of labor within 24 hours; Premature rupture of membranes with the onset of labor after 24 hours - excludes with delayed labor by therapy; Premature rupture of membranes with the onset of labor between 1 - 7 days later; Premature rupture of membranes with the onset of labor after more than 7 days; Premature rupture of membranes with delayed labor by treatment; Premature rupture of unspecified membranes;

11. Placental abnormalities - excludes care given to the mother for insufficient growth of the fetus due to placental insufficiency, placenta praevia, premature detachment of the placenta (abruptio placentae) - Placental transfusion syndrome: Transfusion: feto-maternal, maternal-fetal, from twin to twin; Placental malformation: Abnormal placenta NOS, Circumvalence placenta; Abnormal adhesion of the placenta: Placenta: accreta, increta, percreta (additional diagnosis is required for associated postpartum haemorrhage or placenta withheld without hemorrhage); Other abnormalities of the placenta: Placental: dysfunction, infarction; Anomaly of the placenta unspecified;

12. Placenta praevia - Placenta praevia specified as no hemorrhage: Low implantation of the placenta specified as no hemorrhage; Placenta praevia with hemorrhage: Low implantation of the nos placenta or with hemorrhage, Placenta praevia: marginal NOS or haemorrhage, partial NOS or haemorrhage, total NOS or hemorrhage - excludes complicated labor and birth of hemorrhage due to cord vessels;

13. Premature detachment of the placenta (retro-placental hematoma) - Premature detachment of the placenta with clotting abnormalities: Premature detachment of the placenta with haemorrhage (excessive) associated with: afibrinogenemia, disseminated intravascular coagulation, hyperfibrinolysis, hypofibrinogenemia; Other premature detachments of the placenta; Premature detachment of the unspecified placenta: Early detachment of the placenta (abruptio placentae) NOS;

14. Antepartum haemorrhage not elsewhere - excludes hemorrhage at the beginning of pregnancy, intrapartum NEC haemorrhage, placenta praevia, premature detachment of the placenta (abruptio placentae) - Antepartum haemorrhage with clotting abnormality: Antepartum haemorrhage (excessive) associated with: afibrinogenemia, disseminated intravascular coagulation, hyperfibrinolysis, hypofibrinogenemia; Other antepartum haemorrhages; Unspecified antepartum haemorrhage;

15. False labor - False labor before the 37th complete week of gestation (additional diagnosis is used to identify the duration of pregnancy); False labor after the 37th full week of gestation; Unspecified fake labor;

16. Prolonged pregnancy: by date, by deadline;

F. Complications of labour and childbirth

1. Pre-term birth: onset (spontaneous) of childbirth before 37 full weeks of gestation (additional diagnosis is used to identify the duration of pregnancy);

2. Failure to trigger labor - Failure of medical trigger ing of labor: Failure of trigger (of labor) by: oxytocin, prostaglandins; Instrumental trigger failure of labor: Trigger failure (of labor): by mechanical, surgical means; Other failures to trigger labor; Failure to trigger unspecified labour;

3. Abnormalities of uterine contraction and dilation of the cervix - Insufficient initial contraction: Insufficient dilation of the cervix, primary hypotonic dysfunction of the uterus; Secondary uterine inertia: Stopping the active phase of labor, secondary uterine hypotonic dysfunction; Other forms of uterine inertia: Atonia of the uterus, Sporadic labor, hypotonic uterine dysfunction NOS, Irregular labor, Weak contractions, NOS uterine inertia; Precipitated labor; Untuned and prolonged hypertonic uterine contractions: Dissection of the contraction ring, Uncoordinated labor, Contractions of the uterus in the hourglass, Hypertonic uterine dysfunction, Uncoordinated uterine activity, Tetanus contractions, NoS uterus dystocia - dystocia (fetal) (maternal) NOS; Other abnormalities of uterine contraction and dilation of the cervix; Anomaly of uterine contraction and unspecified cervical dilation;

4. Prolonged labour - Extension of the first period (dilation); Extension of the second period (expulsion); Delayed birth of the second, third gemen, etc.; Prolonged labor unspecified: Prolonged labor NOS;

5. Obstacle dystocia due to an abnormal position and presentation of the foetus - Obstacle dystocia due to incomplete rotation of the head of the fetus: Stopping in the transverse position, Obstacle dystocia due to persistence (in position): occipito-iliac, occipito-posterior, occipito-sacral, occipito-transverse; Obstacle dystocia due to a pelvic presentation; Obstacle dystocia due to a facial presentation: Obstacle dystocia due to chin presentation; Obstacle distortion due to a frontal presentation; Obstacle dystocia due to hanger presentation: Prolabated arm - excludes employee shoulder, shoulder dystocia; Obstacle distortion due to a complex presentation; Obstacle dysocia due to an unspecified abnormal position and presentation;

6. Obstacle dystocia due to a pelvic abnormality of the mother - Obstacle dystocia due to pelvic deformity; Obstacle dystocia due to a narrow basin in general; Obstacle distortion due to a narrowing of the upper strait; Obstacle distocia due to a narrowing of the lower strait and the middle cavity; Obstacle dystocia due to an unspecified fetal-pelvic disproportion - excludes dystocia due to fetal abnormality; Obstacle dystocia due to an abnormality of the pelvic organs of the mother: Obstacle dystocia due to disorders; Obstacle dystocia due to other pelvic abnormalities of the mother; Obstacle dystocia due to an unspecified pelvic abnormality of the mother;

7. Other obstacle distortions - Obstacle dystocia due to a shoulder dystocia: Employed shoulder; Gemelar obstacle distocia; Obstacle dystocia due to an abnormally large fetus; Obstacle dystocia due to fetal abnormalities: Dystocia due to: Paste Gemini, Fetal(a): ascites, hydrops, meningomyelocele, sacral teratom, tumor, hydrocephalus fetus; Failure of the sample to unspecified labour: Failure of the sample to labour with subsequent birth by caesarean section; Failure to apply an unspecified suction cup and forceps: Failure to apply a suction cup and forceps with subsequent forceps or caesarean birth; Other specified obstacle distortions; Unspecified obstacle dystocia: Dystocia: fetal NOS, maternal NOS, NOS;

8. Complicated labor and childbirth by intrapartum haemorrhage not elsewhere classified - excludes antepartum NEC haemorrhage, placenta praevia, postpartum haemorrhage, premature detachment of the placenta (abruptio placentae) - Intrapartum haemorrhage with clotting abnormality: Intrapartum (excessive) haemorrhage associated with: Intrapartum (excessive) haemorrhage associated with: afibrinogenemia, disseminated intravascular coagulation, hyperfibrinolysis, hypofibrinogenemia; Other intrapartum haemorrhages: Excessive intrapartum haemorrhage; Unspecified excessive intrapartum haemorrhage;

9. Labor and birth complicated by fetal suffering (detresa) - includes fetal suffering in labor and childbirth due to the administration of drugs - Labor and complicated birth with an abnormality of the heart rhythm of the fetus: Fetal: bradycardia, cardiac arrhythmia, tachycardia - excludes with meconium in amniotic fluid; Labor and birth complicated by the presence of meconium in the amniotic fluid - excludes fetal cardiac arrhythmia; Labor and birth complicated by an abnormality of the heart rhythm of the fetus with the presence of meconium in the amniotic fluid; Labor and birth complicated by biochemical signs of fetal suffering: Fetal anomaly: acid-base balance, acidemia; Labour and birth complicated by other signs of fetal suffering: Signs of fetal suffering: electrocardiographic, ultrasound; Labor and birth complicated by unspecified fetal suffering;

10. Labor and complicated birth through umbilical cord abnormalities - Labor and complicated birth of a cord prolapse; Labor and the complicated birth of a circular cord around the neck with compression; Labor and birth complicated by another form of cord knotting: Knotting the twins' cords in a unique amniotic sac, Cord Node; Labor and the complicated birth of a short cord; Labor and complicated birth of vasa praevia: Hemorrhage due to vasa praevia; Labor and birth complicated by vascular lesions of the cord: umbilical cord: contusion, hematoma, thrombosis of umbilical vessels; Labor and birth complicated by other abnormalities of the umbilical cord; Labor and birth complicated by an abnormality of unspecified umbilical cord;

11. Perineal laceration during childbirth - includes episiotomy extended by laceration and excludes only high obstetric vaginal laceration - first degree perineal laceration during childbirth: Laceration, perineal tear and tear (involving): fork during childbirth, lips during childbirth, skin during childbirth, superficial during childbirth, vagina during childbirth, vulva during childbirth; Second degree perineal laceration during childbirth: Laceration, rupture and perineal tear involving also: pelvic floor during childbirth, the muscles of the perineum during childbirth, the muscles of the vagina during childbirth - excludes the one involving the anal sphincter: Third degree perineal laceration during childbirth: Laceration, rupture and perineal tear involving also: anal sphincter during childbirth, recto-vaginal cloason during childbirth, NOS sphincter during childbirth - excludes that involving anal or rectal mucosa; Fourth degree perineal laceration during childbirth: Laceration, rupture and perineal tear also involving: mucosa during childbirth, rectal mucosa during childbirth; Perineal laceration during unspecified birth;

12. Other obstetrical trauma - includes injuries due to the medical instrument - Rupture of the uterus before the onset of labor; Rupture of the uterus during labor: Rupture of the uterus not specified as occurring before the onset of labor; Postpartum inversion of the uterus; Laceration of the cervix of obstetric origin: Ring detachment of the cervix; Only high vaginal laceration of obstetrical origin: laceration of the vaginal wall without mention of perineal rupture - excludes with perineal laceration; Other lesions of obstetrical origin of the pelvic organs: Obstetrical lesions of: bladder, urethra; Obstetriclesional lesion of pelvic joints and ligaments: Removal of ring cartilage of obstetrical symphysis, lesion of the coccyx of obstetrical origin, Traumatic removal of symphysis (pubic) of obstetrical origin; Pelvic hematoma of obstetrical origin of: perineum, vagina, vulva; Other specified obstetric albeit; unspecified obstetrical trauma;

13. Postpartum haemorrhage - includes haemorrhage after the birth of the fetus or child - Hemorrhage after birth (third period): Hemorrhage associated with the retention of the placenta, Retention of the noS placenta (also diagnosed the placenta morbid adhesion); Other bleeding immediately postpartum: Hemorrhage following expulsion of the placenta, Postpartum haemorrhage (atonic) NOS; Postpartum haemorrhage (atonic) NOS; Late and secondary postpartum haemorrhage: Hemorrhage associated with partial retention of placenta or membranes, Retention of NOS products following birth; Postpartum coagulation anomaly: Postpartum: afibrinogenemia, fibrinolysis;

14. Retention of placenta and membranes without hemorrhage - Retention of the placenta without hemorrhage (also diagnosed placenta morbid adhesion); Partial retention of the placenta and membranes without hemorrhage: Retention of conception products following birth without hemorrhage;

15. The following shall be Complications of anesthesia during labour and childbirth - includes maternal complications arising from the administration of a general or local anesthetic, analgesic or other sedative during labour and childbirth - Aspiration pneumopathy due to an anesthesia during labor and childbirth: Inhalation of NOS gastric contents or secretions due to an anesthesia during labour and childbirth, Mendelson syndrome due to anesthesia during Other pulmonary complications due to an anesthesis during labor and childbirth: Pulmonary collapse by compression due to an anesthesis during labor and childbirth; Cardiac complications due to an anesthesis during labor and childbirth: Cardiac(a): stop due to an anesthesis during labor and childbirth, failure due to an anesthesis during labor and childbirth; Complications of the central nervous system due to an anesthesis during labor and childbirth: Cerebral anoxia due to an anesthesis during labor and childbirth; Toxic reaction of a local anesthesis during labour and childbirth; Headache caused by rahianesthesia and epidural anesthesia during labor and childbirth; Other complications of rahianesthesia and epidural anesthesia during labor and childbirth; Failure or difficulty of intubation during labour and childbirth; Other complications of an anesthesis during labor and childbirth; Complications of an anesthesis during unspecified labour and childbirth;

16. Other complications of labour and childbirth not elsewhere - excludes: Puerperal(a): infection, sepsis - Exhaustion of the mother during labour and childbirth; Shock during or after labor and childbirth: Obstetrical shock; Pyrexia during labor not elsewhere classified; Other infections during labor: Sepsis during labor; Other complications of surgery and obstetric procedures: Cardiac: Stop following after a caesarean section or after surgery or obstetric procedures, including the birth of NOS, Insufficiency following after a caesarean section or after surgery or obstetric procedures including the birth of NOS; Cerebral anoxia following after a caesarean section or after surgery or obstetric procedures including the birth of NOS - excludes: Complications of anesthesia during labor and childbirth, Plague (surgical) of obstetric origin: rupture, hematoma, infection; Delayed birth after superficial rupture of membranes; Delayed birth after spontaneous or unspecified rupture of membranes - excludes spontaneous premature rupture of membranes; Vaginal birth after a previous caesarean section; Other specified complications of labour and childbirth; Complications of unspecified labour and childbirth;

G. Birth

1. Spontaneous single birth: Cases of minimal or unassisted assistance, Birth in a completely normal case, Single spontaneous vaginal birth, Spontaneous cranial presentation;

2. Single birth by forceps and suction cup (used in cases where no medical condition, which can be classified elsewhere, cannot be designated to indicate the reason for the forceps intervention) - excludes the failure to apply the suction cup or forceps;

3. Single birth by caesarean section (used in cases where no condition, which can be classified elsewhere, can be designated to indicate the reason for forceps intervention);

H. Complications mainly related to childbed

Include the conditions mentioned even if they occur during pregnancy and childbirth - excludes mental and behavioral disorders associated with lulazia, tetanus obstetrical, puerperal osteomalacia

1. Puerperal sepsis: Puerperal: endometriosis, fever, peritonitis, septicaemia (additional diagnosis is used to identify the infectious agent) - excludes septic and pyoemic embolism of obstetrical origin, sepsis during labor;

2. Other puerperal infections - excludes infection during labor - Infection of surgical wound of obstetrical origin: Infected: the wound of the caesarean section after birth, perineal suture after birth; Other infections of the genital tract after birth: cervicitis after birth, vaginitis after birth; Urinary tract infection occurring after birth; Other infections of the genitourinary pathways occurring after birth: Puerperal infection of the genitourinary tract NOS; Pyrexia of unknown origin occurring after birth: Puerperal: NOS infection, NOS pyrexia - excludes puerperal fever, pyrexia during labor; Other specified puerperal infections;

3. Venous complications during the lute - includes In labor, childbirth and lute and excludes Obstetric Embolia, Venous Complications in Pregnancy - Superficial Thromboflebitis during the praise; Deep phlebotrombosis during the lute: postpartum deep vein thrombosis, postpartum pelvic thromboflebitis; Hemorrhoids during the lute; Cerebral venous thrombosis during the lute: Stromovenos sinus thrombosis during the lute; Other venous complications during the lute: Genital varicose veins during the lute; Venous complication during unspecified lute: Puerperal: NOS phlebitis, NOS phlebopathy, NOS thrombosis;

4. Obstetric embolism - includes: Pulmonary embolism in pregnancy, childbirth and lute and excludes embolism complicating abortion or ectopic or molar pregnancy - Obstetrical gas embolism; Amniotic embolism; Obstetrical embolism by blood clot: Embolia (pulmonary) of obstetrical origin NOS, Embolia (pulmonary) puerperal NOS; Pyoemic and septic embolism of obstetrical origin; Other obstetric embolisms: Gas embolism of obstetrical origin;

5. Complications of anesthesia during lute - includes maternal complications after administration of a local or general anesthetic, an analgesic or other sedative during the lute - Pulmonary complications of anesthesia during luse: Pneumopathy by aspiration due to an anesthesia during the lute, Inhalation of stomach contents or nos gastric secretions due to an anesthesia during the lute, Mendelson syndrome due to an anesthesia during the lute, Pulmonary collapse by compression due to an anesthesia during the Cardiac complications due to an anesthesis during the lute: Cardiac: stop due to an anesthesis during the lute, failure due to an anesthesis during the lute; Complications of the central nervous system due to an anesthesis during the lute: Cerebral anoxia due to an anesthesis during the lute; Toxic reaction to a local anesthesia during the lute; Headache caused by rahianesthesia and epidural anesthesia during lute; Other complications of rahianesthesia and epidural anesthesia during lute; Failure or difficulty of intubation during the lute; Other complications of anesthesia during the lute; Complications of an anesthesis during unspecified lute;

6. Complications of the unclassified lute elsewhere - Detachment of a caesarean suture; Detachment of an obstetric suture in the perineum: Detachment of a suture from: episiotomy, perineal laceration, secondary perineal tearing; Hematoma in an obstetric wound; Myocardiopathy during the lute; Acute renal failure postpartum: Hepato-renal syndrome following labor and childbirth; Postpartum thyroiditis; Other puerperal complications not elsewhere classified: Placental polyp; Unspecified puerperal complication;

7. Breast infections associated with childbirth (to be used as an additional diagnosis: 1. without mention of the difficulty of breastfeeding, 2. with mention of the difficulty of breastfeeding) - includes the conditions mentioned during pregnancy, lute or lactation - Infection of the nipple associated with birth: Abscess of the nipple: gestational, puerperal; Breast abscess associated with birth: Gestational or puerperal breast abscess, gestational or puerperal purulent mastitis, gestational or puerperal subaureolal abscess; Birth-associated non-purulent mastitis: Gestational or puerperal breast lymphangitis, Mastitis: gestational or puerperal interstitial, gestational NOS, gestational or puerperal parenchyma;

8. Other breast and lactation disorders associated with childbirth (to be used as an additional diagnosis: 1. without mention ing the difficulty of breastfeeding, 2. with mention of the difficulty of breastfeeding) - includes the conditions mentioned during pregnancy, lute or lactation - Invasion of the nipple associated with childbirth; Birth-related nipple fissure: Nipple, gestational or puerperal fissure; Other breast disorders associated with birth and unspecified; Agalactation: Failure of breastfeeding, Primary Agalactation; Hypogalactation: Insufficiency of milk production; Suppression of lactation: Agalactia: secondary, therapeutic; Galactorea - excludes galactorea not associated with birth; Other lactation disorders and unspecified: Puerperal galactocel;

I. Other obstetric disorders not elsewhere classified

1. The sequelae of the complications of pregnancy, childbirth and lute (this category is used to indicate the conditions as the cause of the sechelles, which are themselves classified elsewhere - the sechelles include the conditions specified as such, which can occur in any period after the lute - mention first any sechela) - excludes which result in death;

2. Obstetrical death due to an unspecified cause: Maternal death from unspecified causes that occurred during pregnancy, labour and childbirth or lute;
Death of obstetrical origin, occurring more than 42 days but less than one year after birth (additional diagnosis is used to identify the obstetric cause of death);

3. Death by sequelae occurring from a direct obstetric cause: Death occurring from a direct obstetric cause occurring one year or more after birth;

4. Infectious and parasitic diseases that can be classified elsewhere but complicating pregnancy, childbirth and lute (additional diagnosis is used to identify the specific condition) - includes the conditions mentioned when complicating the gestational state, when aggravated by pregnancy or as a reason for obstetric assistance and excludes: Viral Immunodeficiency (HIV) clinically asymptomatic status, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) disease, Laboratory evidence of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Tetanos obstetrical, Puerperal(a): infection, sepsis, When the reason for the care given to the mother is a disease known or suspected to have affected the fetus - Tuberculosis complicating pregnancy, childbirth and lute; Syphilis complicating pregnancy, childbirth and praise; Gonococic infection complicating pregnancy, childbirth or praise; Other infections with predominantly sexual transmission, complicating pregnancy, childbirth and praise; Viral hepatitis complicating pregnancy, childbirth and praise; Other viral diseases complicating pregnancy, childbirth and praise; Diseases due to protozoa, complicating pregnancy, birth and praise; Other infectious and parasitic diseases of the mother complicating pregnancy, childbirth and praise; Infectious and parasitic disease of the mother complicating pregnancy, birth and praise; Infectious and parasitic disease of the mother complicating pregnancy, birth and unspecified praise;

5. Other maternal diseases that can be classified elsewhere but complicating pregnancy, birth and unspecified praise (includes conditions that complicate pregnancy, are aggravated by pregnancy or are the main reason for obstetric care - additional diagnosis is used to identify the specific condition) - excludes: Infectious and parasitic diseases, Traumatic injuries, poisonings and other consequences of external causes, When the reason for the care given to the mother is a disease known or suspected to have affected the fetus - Anemia complicating pregnancy, birth and other praise; Other diseases of the blood and hematopoietic organs and certain disorders of the immune system complicating pregnancy, childbirth and lust - exclude bleeding with clotting abnormalities; Endocrine diseases, nutrition and metabolism complicating pregnancy, childbirth and lute - exclude diabetes mellitus, malnutrition, postpartum thyroiditis; Mental disorders and diseases of the nervous system complicating pregnancy, childbirth and praise - excludes postnatal depression, peripheral neuritis related to pregnancy, puerperal psychosis; Diseases of the circulatory system complicating pregnancy, birth and praise - excludes Cardiomyopainto in praise, Hypertensive disorders, obstetric embolism, Venous complications and thrombosis of the cerebrovenous sinus in: labor, birth and lute, pregnancy; Diseases of the respiratory system complicating pregnancy, birth and praise; Diseases of the digestive system complicating pregnancy, birth and praise - excludes liver diseases in pregnancy, childbirth and praise; Diseases of the skin and subcutaneous cell tissue complicating pregnancy, birth and lute - excludes gestational herpes; Other specified diseases and conditions complicating pregnancy, childbirth and praise - excludes genitourinary infections in pregnancy, Infections of the genitourinary tract after birth, Care given to the mother for a suspected or known abnormality of maternal pelvic organs;

J. Fetus and newborn son affected by maternal factors and complications of pregnancy, childbirth and lute (diseases originating in the perinatal period)

include the maternal conditions mentioned only when specified as the cause of mortality and morbidity in the fetus or newborn.

1. Fetus and newborn affected by maternal disorders which may not be related to present pregnancy - excludes Fetus and newborns affected by: maternal complications of pregnancy, endocrine and maternal metabolism disorders, harmful influences transmitted through the placenta or through breast milk - Fetus and newborn affected by hypertensive disorders of the mother: Fetus and newborn affected by maternal disorders (pre-existing hypertension, pre-existing hypertensive disorder with over-added proteinuria, gestational hypertension induced by pregnancy without proteinuria, with significant proteinuria, eclampsia); Fetus and newborn affected by kidney disease and urinary tract of the mother; Fetus and newborn affected by infectious and parasitic diseases of the mother (but not manifesting themselves as a disease) - excludes infections specific to the perinatal period, infection of the maternal genital tract and other localized infections; Fetus and newborn affected by other diseases of the mother's circulatory and respiratory system; Fetus and newborn affected by the mother's nutrition disorders; Fetus and newborn affected by a trauma of the mother; Fetus and newborn affected by surgery of the mother - excludes caesarean surgery for present birth, lesion of the placenta by amniocentesis, caesarean section or surgical trigger, anterior surgery on the uterus or pelvic organs, termination of the fetus pregnancy; Fetus and newborn affected by other medical procedures of the mother not elsewhere classified: Fetus and newborn affected by radiological examinations of the mother - excludes the lesion of the placenta by amniocentesis, caesarean section or surgical trigger, Prince and newborn affected by other complications of labor and childbirth; Fetus and newborn affected by other maternal disorders: Fetus and newborn affected by: complications of surgical and medical care not elsewhere classified, genital tract infection and other localized infections, systemic lupus erythematosus of the mother - excludes endocrine disorders and neonatal transient metabolism; Fetus and newborn affected by an unspecified maternal disorder;

2. Fetus and newborn affected by maternal complications of pregnancy - Fetus and newborn affected by the neck beant; Fetus and newborn affected by premature rupture of membranes; Fetus and newborn affected by oligohydramnios - excludes when it is due to premature rupture of membranes; Fetus and newborn affected by polyhydramnios: Hydramnios; Fetus and newborn affected by ectopic pregnancy: Abdominal pregnancy; Fetus and newborn affected by multiple pregnancy: Triplets (pregnancy), Gemini (pregnancy); Fetus and newborn affected by mother's death; Fetus and newborn affected by abnormal presentation before labour: Pelvic presentation before labour, External version before labour, Presentation of the face before labour, Transverse position before labour, Unstable position before labour; Fetus and newborn affected by other maternal complications of pregnancy: Spontaneous abortion fetus; Fetus and newborn affected by maternal complications of unspecified pregnancy;

3. Fetus and newborn affected by complications regarding placenta, umbilical cord and membranes - Fetus and newborn affected by placenta praevia; Fetus and newborn affected by other forms of detachment and placental hemorrhage (abruptio placentae): Retroplacental hematoma, Accidental haemorrhage, antepartum haemorrhage, placental lesion by amniocentesis, cesarean or surgically caused surgery, Maternal blood loss, premature detachment of the placenta; Fetus and newborn affected by other morphological and functional abnormalities of the placenta and unspecified: Placental: dysfunction, infarction, insufficiency; Fetus and newborn affected by placental transfusion syndromes: Placental and umbilical cord abnormalities resulting from transfusion between twins or other forms of placental transfusion (additional diagnosis, if known, is used to indicate the resulting condition in the fetus or newborn); Fetus and newborn affected by umbilical cord procidence; Fetus and newborn affected by other specified complications of labour and childbirth: Maternal soft tissue anomaly, Destructive operation to facilitate birth, fetus and newborn affected by complications during labour and childbirth and any procedures used in labor and childbirth, Caused labor; Fetus and newborn affected by a complication of unspecified labour and birth;

4. Fetus and newborn affected by harmful effects transmitted by placenta or through breast milk – includes non-teratogenic effects of placentally transmitted substances and excludes birth defects, neonatal jaundice caused by another excessive hemolysis due to medicines or toxins transmitted from the mother – Fetus and newborn affected by anaesthesia and maternal analgesia during pregnancy, labour and childbirth: Reactions and poisoning due to opioids and tranquilizers administered to the mother during labour and childbirth; Fetus and newborn affected by other medicines absorbed by the mother. Cancer chemotherapy, Cytotoxic drugs – excludes dysmorphism due to warfarin, fetal syndrome due to hydantoin, maternal drug addiction; Prince and newborn affected by mother's smoking; Fetus and newborn affected by mother's alcoholism – excludes fetal alcoholism syndrome; Fetus and newborn affected by maternal drug addiction – excludes anesthesia and maternal analgesia, symptoms of deprivation due to maternal drug addiction; Fetus and newborns affected by the mother's use of nutritional chemicals; Fetus and newborn affected by mother's exposure to environmental chemicals; Fetus and newborn affected by other harmful maternal influences; Fetus and newborn affected by unspecified maternal harmful influences;

K. Disorders related to the duration of gestation and the growth of the foetus

1. Fetal slow growth and foetal malnutrition – Low weight for gestational age: Asymmetric growth delay (usually refers to a lower weight but with a length greater than the 10th percentile to gestational age), Easy for gestational age; Small waist for gestational age: Small and easy for gestational age, Small for gestational age, Symmetrical growth delay (usually refers to a weight and length lower than the 10th percentile to gestational age); Fetal malnutrition without mention of light or small age for gestational age: Newborn without weight or small waist for gestational age showing signs of fetal malnutrition such as dry skin, skin exfoliation and loss of subcutaneous tissue – excludes fetal malnutrition with the mention of: low weight for gestational age, small waist for gestational age; Slow growth of the unspecified fetus: Restriction of fetal growth NOS, NOS growth retardation, Intrauterine growth delay (IUGR) NOS;

2. Disorders related to the period of short gestation and low birth weight not elsewhere classified – includes the said conditions without further specifications, as a cause of mortality, morbidity or additional care of the newborn (note: when birth weight and gestational age are known, priority for the allocation of diagnosis should be given to gestational age) and excludes low birth weight due to fetal slow growth and fetal malnutrition – Very low birth weight; Very low birth weight of 499 g or less; Very low birth weight of 500 – 749 g; Very low birth weight 750 – 999 g; Other small weights at birth; Other small birth weights 1,000 – 1,249 g; Other small birth weights 1,250 – 1,499 g; Other small birth weights 1,500 – 2,499 g; Extreme immaturity; Extreme immaturity less than 24 full weeks: Extreme immaturity less than 168 full days; Extreme immaturity, 24 or more full weeks but less than 28 full weeks: Extreme immaturity, 168 days or more complete but less than 196 full days; Other children born before term; Unspecified prematurity; Other children born before term, 28 or more full weeks but less than 32 full weeks: Other children born before term, 196 or more full days but less than 224 full days; Other children born before term, 32 or fewer full weeks but less than 37 full weeks: Other children born before term, 224 or more full days but less than 259 full days;

3. Disorders related to prolonged gestation and increased birth weight – include the conditions mentioned, without further specifications, as a cause of mortality, morbidity or additional care of the newborn (note: when birth weight and gestational weight are known, priority for the diagnosis should be given to gestational age) – Exceptionally large child: Usually involves a birth weight of 4,500 g or more – excludes Syndrome of: child with diabetic mother, child with mother with gestational diabetes; Other older children for gestational age: Other fetuses or children heavy or large for gestational age: Fetus or child with gestation period of 42 full weeks or more (294 full days or more), which is not heavy or large for gestational age, NoS postmaturity;

L. Trauma at birth

1. Laceration and intracranial hemorrhage due to birth trauma – excludes intracranial haemorrhage of the fetus or newborn: due to anoxia or hypoxia, NOS – Subdural haemorrhage due to birth trauma: Subdural hematoma (localized) due to birth trauma – excludes subdural hemorrhage with small brain tent rupture; Brain haemorrhage due to birth trauma; Intraventricular haemorrhage due to birth trauma; Subarachnoid haemorrhage due to birth trauma; Tearing of the small brain tent due to trauma at birth; Other laceration and intracranial bleeding due to birth trauma; Unspecified laceration and intracranial hemorrhage due to birth trauma;

2. Other lesions of the central nervous system due to birth trauma – cerebral edema due to birth trauma; Other specified brain injuries due to birth trauma; Unspecified brain injury due to birth trauma; Facial nerve injury due to birth trauma: Facial paralysis due to birth trauma; Injury to other cranial nerves due to birth trauma; Spinal and spinal cord injury due to birth trauma: Fracture of the spine due to birth trauma; Injury of the central nervous system due to unspecified birth trauma;

3. Scalp injuries due to birth trauma – Cephalohematoma due to birth trauma; Hematoma in the bun due to birth trauma; Subaponevrotic epicranial haemorrhage due to birth trauma; Destruction of the scalp due to birth trauma; Monitoring of scalp trauma in newborns: Incision for sampling, Scalp trauma due to the terminal of an electrode; Other scalp injuries due to birth trauma; Scalp injury due to unspecified birth trauma;

4. Skeletal injuries due to birth trauma – spinal injury due to birth trauma – Fracture of the skull due to birth trauma; Other lesions of the skull due to birth trauma – excludes cephalohematoma; Femur injury due to birth trauma; Injury of other long bones due to birth trauma; Fracture of the clavicle due to trauma at birth; Injury to other parts of the skeleton due to birth trauma; Skeletal injury due to unspecified birth trauma;

5. Peripheral nervous system injury due to birth trauma – Duchenne-Erb paralysis due to birth trauma; Dejerine-Klumpke paralysis due to birth trauma; Frenic nerve paralysis due to birth trauma; Other lesions of the brachial plexus due to birth trauma; Injury to other parts of the peripheral nervous system due to trauma at birth; Peripheral nervous system injury due to unspecified birth trauma;

6. Other trauma at birth – Trauma at birth of the liver; Liver rupture due to obstetric albeit trauma; Birth trauma of the spleen: Rupture of the spleen due to obstetrical trauma; The lesion of the sterno-cleido-mastoid due to trauma at birth; Injury of the eye due to trauma at birth: Subconjunctival haemorrhage due to birth trauma, Traumatic glaucoma due to birth trauma; Facial injury due to birth trauma: Facial congestion due to birth trauma; Injury of external genitalia due to trauma at birth; Subcutaneous adipo-necrosis due to birth trauma; Other specified birth trauma; Unspecified obstetrical trauma;

M. Specified respiratory and cardiovascular disorders of the perinatal period

1. Intrauterine hypoxia – includes Fetal fetal or intrauterine rhythm anomaly: acidosis, anoxia, asphyxia, suffering, hypoxia, liquid meconium, Passage of meconium into amniotic fluid – Intrauterine hypoxia first found before the onset of labor; Intrauterine hypoxia first observed during labour and childbirth; Unspecified intrauterine hypoxia;

2. Asphyxia at birth (note: this category cannot be used as a low Apgar index without mentioning asphyxia or other respiratory problems) – excludes hypoxia or intrauterine asphyxia – Severe birth asphyxia: Pulse less than 100 beats per minute at birth and decreasing or remaining stable, absent or difficult breathing, discoloration of the skin, absence of tonicity, Asphyxia with 1 minute Apgar score 0 – 3; Asphyxia at mild or moderate birth: DO NOT establish normal breathing in one minute, but the heart rate is 100 beats or more, the presence of some muscle tonicity, the existence of a response to stimulation, Asphyxia with 1 minute Apgar score 4 – 7; Asphyxia at birth unspecified: Anoxia NOS; Asphyxia NOS, Hypoxia NOS;

3. Respiratory suffering of the newborn – excludes respiratory failure of the newborn – Respiratory suffering syndrome of the newborn: Hyaline membrane disease; Transient tachypnea of the newborn; Other respiratory distress of the newborn; Respiratory suffering of the unspecified newborn;

4. Congenital pneumonia – includes infectious pneumonia acquired in the uterus or during childbirth and excludes neonatal pneumonia resulting from aspiration – congenital pneumonia due to a viral agent – excludes congenital rubella pneumopathy; Congenital pneumonia with Chlamydia; Congenital pneumonia with staphylococci; Congenital pneumonia with group B streptococci; Congenital pneumonia with Escherichia coli; Congenital pneumonia with Pseudomonas; Congenital pneumonia due to other bacterial agents: Haemophilus influenzae, Klebsiella pneumonia, Mycoplasma, Streptococcus except group B; Congenital pneumonia due to other microorganisms; Unspecified congenital pneumonia;

5. Neonatal suction syndrome – includes neonatal pneumonia resulting from aspiration – meconium aspiration in the neonatal period: meconium suction syndrome, Pneumopathy due to meconium; Aspiration of amniotic fluid and mucus in the neonatal period: Aspiration of amniotic fluid; Blood aspiration in the neonatal period; Aspiration of milk and regurgitation foods in the neonatal period; Other aspiration syndromes in the neonatal period; Unspecified neonatal aspiration syndrome: Neonatal aspiration pneumonia NOS;

6. Air infiltration syndrome occurring in the perinatal period – interstitial emphysema occurring in the perinatal period; Pneumothorax occurring in the perinatal period; Pneumo-mediastin occurring in the perinatal period; Pneumo-pericardium occurring in the perinatal period; Other conditions related to air infiltration syndrome occur during the perinatal period;

7. Pulmonary haemorrhage occurring in the perinatal period – Tracheo-bronchial haemorrhage occurring in the perinatal period; Massive pulmonary haemorrhage occurring in the perinatal period; Other pulmonary haemorrhages occurring in the perinatal period; Unspecified pulmonary haemorrhage occurring in the perinatal period;

8. Chronic respiratory disease occurring in the perinatal period – Wilson-Mikity syndrome: Pulmonary dysmaturity; Chronic lung disease occurring in the perinatal period: Broncho-pulmonary dysplasia occurring in the perinatal period; Other chronic respiratory diseases occurring in the perinatal period: Congenital pulmonary fibrosis, Lung ventilation pulmon of the newborn; Unspecified chronic respiratory disease occurring in the perinatal period;

9. Other respiratory diseases occurring in the perinatal period – excludes congenital malformations of the respiratory system – Primary atelectasis of the newborn: Primary failure for dilation of terminal respiratory units, Pulmonary: hypoplasia associated with short-term gestation, NOS immaturity; Other atelectasis of the newborn and unspecified: Atelectasis: NOS, partial, secondary, Atelectasis of resorption without respiratory suffering syndrome; Newborn cyanosis attacks – excludes newborn apnea; The newborn's primitive sleep apnea: Congenital central hypoventilation, noS newborn sleep apnea; Other apnea of the newborn; The apnea of the unspecified newborn; The apnea of prematurity; Obstructive apnea of the newborn; The apnea of the newborn; Respiratory failure of the newborn: Hypoventilation of the newborn – excludes congenital central hypoventilation; Other respiratory disorders specified in the newborn – excludes congenital syphilitic rhinitis; Drilling in the newborn; Subglotic stenosis acquired in the newborn: Postintubation subglotic stenosis in the newborn; The gobth to the newborn; Other respiratory conditions specified in the newborn; Respiratory diseases in newborns not specified;

10. Cardiovascular disorders occurring in the perinatal period – excludes congenital malformations of the respiratory system – Neonatal heart failure; Neonatal heart rhythm disorders – excludes congenital block of the heart; Neonatal hypertension; Persistence of fetal circulation: Persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn, Delayed obstruction of the arterial canal – excludes the permeability of the arterial canal; Transitional ischemia of the myocardium in the newborn; Other cardio-vascular disorders occurring in the perinatal period; Perinatal hypotension; Benign and non-pathological cardiac murmur in the newborn: Functional cardiac murmur in the newborn; other cardiovascular disorders occurring in the perinatal period; Cardiovascular disorder occurring in the unspecified perinatal period;

N. Perinatal-specific infections

Includes infections acquired in the womb or during childbirth and excludes asymptomatic infection by human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infectious status, Congenital: gonococcal infection, pneumonia, syphilis, Human immunodeficiency virus disease (HIV), Infectious diseases acquired after birth, Infectious intestinal diseases, Evidence by laboratory examinations of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Infectious disease of the mother as a cause of mortality or morbidity in the fetus or newborn, not manifesting itself as a disease, tetanus neonatal

1. Congenital viral diseases – Congenital rubella syndrome: Congenital rubella pneumopathy; Congenital cytomegalovirus infection; Congenital herpetic viral infection (herpes simplex); Congenital viral hepatitis: Congenital varicose veins (varicella); Unspecified congenital viral disease;

2. Bacterial sepsis in newborn - includes congenital septicaemia - Sepsis in newborn strep group B; Sepsis in newborn with other streptococci and unspecified; Sepsis in newborns with Staphylococcus aureus; Sepsis in newborns with other staphylococci and unspecified; Sepsis in newborn with Escherichia coli; Sepsis in newborn due to anaerobics; Another bacterial sepsis in the newborn; Bacterial sepsis in unspecified newborn;

3. Other congenital infectious and parasitic diseases - excludes congenital syphilis, necrotizing enterocolitis of the fetus and newborn, Neonatal diarrhea: infectious, non-infectious, Neonatal Ophthalmia due to gonococci, Neonatal Tetanus - Congenital Tuberculosis; Congenital toxoplasmosis: Hydrocephalus due to congenital toxoplasmosis; Neonatal listeriosis (disseminated); Congenital paludism with Plasmodium falciparum; Other forms of congenital paludism; Neonatal candidiasis; Unspecified neonatal candidiasis; Gastrointestinal or current neonatal candidiasis: Neonatal candidiasis: muco-cutaneous, perineal; Invasive neonatal candidiasis: Generalized neonatal candidiasis, neonatal pulmonary candidiasis, systemic neonatal candidiasis; Other forms of neonatal candidiasis; Other specified congenital infectious and parasitic diseases; Unspecified congenital infectious and parasitic diseases;

4. Newborn omphalitis with or without mild bleeding;

5. Other perinatal-specific infections - neonatal infectious mastitis - excludes breast congestion in the newborn, non-infectious mastitis in the newborn; Neonatal conjunctivitis and dacriocystitis: Neonatal conjunctivitis with Chlamydia, Neonatal Ophthalmia NOS - excludes gonococcal conjunctivitis; Intra-amniotic infection of the fetus not elsewhere classified; Neonatal urinary tract infection; Neonatal skin infection: Neonatal pyoderma - excludes neonatal pemfigus, staphylococcal syndrome of toxic epidermal necrosis; Other specified perinatal-specific infections; Infection specified for unspecified perinatal period;

O. Hemorrhagic and haematological disorders of the fetus and newborn

excludes: Stenosis and congenital sclerosis of the bile ducts, Crigler-Najjar syndrome, Dubin-Johnson syndrome, Gilbert syndrome, hereditary hemolytic anemia;

1. Fetal blood loss - excludes congenital anaemia due to fetal blood - Fetal blood loss through the procidence of cord vessels; Loss of fetal blood through umbilical cord rupture; Loss of fetal blood of placental origin; Hemorrhage between twins; Hemorrhage in maternal blood circulation; Loss of fetal blood from the cut end of the cord of the twin fetus; Other blood loss to the fetus; Unspecified fetal blood loss: NoS fetal haemorrhage;

2. Umbilical haemorrhage of the newborn - excludes omphalitis with mild hemorrhage - Massive umbilical haemorrhage of the newborn; Other umbilical bleeding of the newborn: Slipping of the nos umbilical ligature; Umbilical haemorrhage of the unspecified newborn;

3. Non-traumatic intracranial haemorrhage of the fetus and newborn - includes intracranial haemorrhage due to anoxia or hypoxia and excludes intracranial haemorrhage due to: obstetrical trauma, maternal injury, other lesions - Intraventricular (non-traumatic) haemorrhage grade 1 of the fetus and newborn: Subependimal haemorrhage (without intraventricular enlargement); Intraventricular (non-traumatic) haemorrhage grade 2 of the fetus and newborn: Subependimal haemorrhage with intraventricular enlargement; Intraventricular (non-traumatic) haemorrhage grade 3 of the fetus and newborn: Subependimal haemorrhage with both intraventricular enlargement and intracerebral enlargement; Intraventricular (non-traumatic) haemorrhage of the unspecified fetus and newborn; Intracerebral (non-traumatic) haemorrhage of the fetus and newborn; Subarachnoid (non-traumatic) haemorrhage of the fetus and newborn; Hemorrhage of the cerebellum and posterior (non-traumatic) fossa of the fetus and newborn; Other intracranial (non-traumatic) haemorrhages of the fetus and newborn; Intracranial (non-traumatic) haemorrhage of the unspecified fetus and newborn;

4. Hemorrhagic disease of the fetus and newborn: Deficiency in vitamin K in the newborn;

5. Other neonatal hemorrhages - excludes fetal blood loss, pulmonary hemorrhage occurring in the perinatal period - Neonatal hematemesis - excludes that due to maternal blood swallowing; Neonatal Melena - excludes that due to maternal blood swallowing; Neonatal rectal haemorrhage; Other neonatal gastrointestinal haemorrhages; Neonatal adrenal haemorrhage; Neonatal skin haemorrhage: Concussions to the fetus or newborn, Echimosis to the fetus and newborn, Petesi to the fetus or newborn, Superficial hematoma in the fetus or newborn - excludes scalp contusion due to trauma at birth, cephalohematoma due to trauma at birth; Neonatal vaginal haemorrhage: Pseudomenstruationia; Other specified neonatal haemorrhages; Unspecified neonatal haemorrhage;

6. Hemolytic disease immune to the fetus and newborn - Rh isoimmunization of the fetus and newborn; ABO isoimmunization of the fetus and newborn; Other immune hemolytic diseases of the fetus and newborn; Hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn unspecified;

7. Feto-placental anasarca due to hemolytic disease - excludes feto-placental Anasarca: NOS, not due to hemolytic disease - Fetoplacental anasarca due to isoimmunization; Feto-placental anasarca due to other unspecified hemolytic diseases;

8. Nuclear jaundice (kernicterus) - Nuclear jaundice due to isoimmunization; other specified forms of nuclear jaundice - excludes Crogler-Najjar syndrome; Unspecified nuclear jaundice;

9. Neonatal jaundice due to other excessive hemolysis - excludes jaundice due to isoimmunization - Neonatal jaundice due to concussions; Neonatal jaundice due to bleeding; Neonatal jaundice due to an infection; Neonatal jaundice due to a polycytemia; Neonatal jaundice due to drugs or toxins transmitted by the mother or administered to the newborn (additional diagnosis is used for external cause to identify the drug, if caused by medication); Neonatal jaundice due to the swallowing of maternal blood; Neonatal jaundice due to other specified excessive hemolysis; Neonatal jaundice due to unspecified excessive hemolysis;

10. Neonatal jaundice from other and unspecified causes - excludes due to intrinsic errors of metabolism - Neonatal jaundice associated with preterm birth: Hyperbilirubinemia of prematurity, Jaundice due to delayed conjugation associated with preterm birth; "thickened ball" syndrome; Neonatal jaundice due to other hepato-cellular and unspecified lesions - excludes congenital viral hepatitis; Neonatal jaundice due to lactation inhibitors; Neonatal jaundice due to other specified causes; Unspecified neonatal jaundice: Physiological jaundice (intense) (extended) NOS;

11. Disseminated intravascular coagulation in the fetus and newborn: Defibrination syndrome in the fetus and newborn;

12. Other haematological disorders of the perinatal period - excludes transient hypergammaglobulinemia of the first childhood - transient neonatal thrombocytopenia: Neonatal thrombocytopenia due to: transfusion, maternal idiopathic thrombocytopenia, isoimmunization; Newborn polycytemia; Anemia of prematurity; Congenital anemia through fetal blood loss; Other congenital anemias not elsewhere classified: NoS congenital anemia; Transient neonatal neutropenia; Other transient coagulation disorders in the neonatal period; Other specified haematological disorders of the perinatal period; Unspecified haematological disorders of the perinatal period;

P. Transient endocrine and metabolic disorders specific to the fetus and newborn

includes transient metabolic and endocrine disturbances caused by the response to endocrine factors and maternal metabolism, or its adaptation to the existence of ectopic

1. Transient disorders of metabolism of carbohydrates specific to the fetus and newborn - Syndrome of the child whose mother has gestational diabetes; Diabetic mother syndrome: Maternal mellitus diabetes (pre-existing) affecting the fetus or newborn (with hypoglycaemia); Neonatal diabetes mellitus; Iatrogenic neonatal hypoglycaemia; Other neonatal hypoglycaemia: transient neonatal hypoglycaemia; Other transient disorders of carbohydrate metabolism in the fetus and newborn; Transient disorders of metabolism of carbohydrates in the fetus and newborn unspecified;

2. Neonatal transient disorders of calcium and magnesium metabolism - Newborn hypocalcemia due to cow's milk; Other hypocalcemias of the newborn - excludes neonatal hypoparathyroidism; Neonatal hypomagnesemia; Neonatal tetanus without deficiency in calcium and magnesium: Neonatal tetanus NOS; Transient neonatal hypoparathyroidism; Other transient neonatal disorders of calcium and magnesium metabolism; Unspecified neonatal transient metabolism disorders of calcium and magnesium;

3. Other transient neonatal endocrine disorders - excludes congenital hypothyroidism with or without goiter, dyshormogenetic goiter, Pendred syndrome - Neonatal goiter not elsewhere classified: Transient congenital goiter with normal functioning; Transient neonatal hyperthyroidism: Neonatal thyrotoxicosis; Other transient neonatal disorders of thyroid function not elsewhere classified: transient neonatal hypothyroidism; other specified transient neonatal endocrine disorders; Unspecified transient neonatal endocrine disorders;

4. Other transient neonatal electrolyte and metabolic disturbances - Metabolic acidosis of the newborn: Late metabolic acidosis of the newborn; Dehydration of the newborn; Disruption of sodium balance in newborns; Disruption of sodium balance in unspecified newborn; Hypernatremia in the newborn; Hyponatremia in the newborn; Other disturbances in sodium balance in newborns; Disruption of potassium balance in newborns; Disruption of potassium balance in unspecified newborn; Newborn hyperkalemia; Newborn hypokalemia; Other disturbances in the balance of potassium in the newborn; Other transient electrolyte disturbances in the newborn; Transitional tyrosine mia in newborns; Other transient metabolic disturbances of the newborn: Transient renal dysfunction in the newborn; Transient metabolic disturbances of the unspecified newborn;

Q. Disorders of the digestive system of the fetus and newborn

1. Meconial iles in cystic fibrosis;

2. Other intestinal obstructions in the newborn - excludes intestinal obstruction classified elsewhere - Meconial stopper syndrome: Meconial Iles; Transitional island of the newborn - excludes Hirschprung disease; Intestinal obstruction due to thickened milk; Other specified intestinal obstructions of the newborn; Intestinal obstruction of the unspecified newborn;

3. Necrotizing enterocolitis of the fetus and newborn;

4. Other perinatal disorders of the digestive system - excludes neonatal gastrointestinal hemorrhage - Perinatal intestinal perforation: Meconial peritonitis; Other neonatal peritonitis: Neonatal peritonitis NOS; Hematemesis and neonatal melena due to maternal blood swallowing; Neonatal non-infectious diarrhea: Neonatal diarrhea NOS in places where the condition may be presumed to have an infectious origin; Other specified perinatal disorders of the digestive system: Congenital cirrhosis (of the liver), Peptic ulcer in the newborn; Unspecified perinatal disorder of the digestive system;

R. Diseases involving the skin and thermal regulation of the fetus and newborn

1. Newborn hypothermia - Newborn hypothermia syndrome: Severe and usually chronic hypothermia associated with a pink coloration, edema and neurological and biochemical abnormalities - excludes mild hypothermia in the newborn; Other forms of hypothermia in the newborn: Mild hypothermia in the newborn; Hypothermia of the unspecified newborn;

2. Other disorders of thermal regulation in the newborn - Hyperthermia of the newborn due to the environment; Other specified disorders of thermal regulation in the newborn; Thermal adjustment disorders in unspecified newborns: NOS newborn fever;

3. Other skin disorders specific to the fetus and newborn - excludes congenital malformations of the skin and skin, scaly crusts of the scalp, dermatitis (nappy irritation), fetal-placental anasarca due to hemolytic disease, skin infection in the perinatal period, staphylococcal syndrome of toxic epidermal necrosis - newborn sclerosis; Toxic erythema of the newborn; Feto-placental anasarca not due to a hemolytic disease: Feto-placental anasarca NOS; Edema, other and unspecified, specific to the fetus and newborn; Breast congestion in newborn: Non-infectious mastitis of the newborn; Congenital hydrocel; Umbilical polyp of the newborn; Other specified conditions of the skins specific to the fetus and newborn: "tanned baby" syndrome, Neonatal Scleroderma, Neonatal Urticaria; Skin disease specific to the unspecified fetus;

S. Other conditions originating in the perinatal period

1. Convulsions of the newborn - excludes benign (familial) neonatal seizures;

2. Other brain disorders of the newborn - neonatal cerebral ischemia; Acquired periventricular cyst of the newborn: acquired poroencephalic cyst of the newborn; Neonatal cerebral leukomalacia: Periventricular leukomalacia (PVL), subcortical leukomalacia; Brain irritability of the newborn; Newborn coma; other specified brain disorders of the newborn; Neonatal encephalopathy: hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (HIE); Other specified brain disorders of the newborn; Brain disorder of the unspecified newborn;

3. Feeding disorders of the newborn - Vomiting in the newborn; Regurgitation and rumination in the newborn; Slow feeding of the newborn; Undereating the newborn; Overeating the newborn; Difficulties in feeding the newborn; Other eating disorders of the newborn; Unspecified newborn feeding disorders;

4. In the first place, the Reactions and poisoningdue due to the administration of medicines in the fetus and newborn (Grey syndrome due to chloramphenicol administered to the newborn) - excludes neonatal jaundice due to medicines or toxins transmitted by the mother or administered to the newborn, Reactions and poisoning due to opiates, tranquilizers and other medication administered to the mother, Withdrawal syndrome due to: mother drug addict, therapeutic use of medicines in newborns;

5. Muscle tone disorders in the newborn - neonatal transient myasthenia gravis - exclude myasthenia gravis; Congenital hypertonia; Congenital hypotonia: Soft baby NOS, Nonspecific soft baby syndrome; Other muscle tone disorders in the newborn; Muscle tone disorder in unspecified newborn;

6. Fetal death of unspecified cause: Dead born NOS, Born dead NOS;

7. Other conditions whose origin is in the perinatal period - Congenital renal failure: Uremia in the newborn; Neonatal symptoms of deprivation due to mother's addiction: Symptom of withdrawal in the child due to mother's dependence - excludes reactions and poisonings due to opioids and tranquilizers administered to the mother during labour and childbirth - Symptoms of deprivation due to therapeutic use of some drugs in the newborn; Delay of closure of the cranial suture: Neonatal craniotabes; End of pregnancy, fetus and newborn - excludes termination of pregnancy (mother); Complications of intrauterine procedures not elsewhere classified - excludes the fetus and newborn affected by the detachment of the placenta and hemorrhage due to intrauterine procedures; Fetus and newborn affected by unspecified intrauterine procedures; Fetus and newborn affected by amniocentesis; Prince and newborn affected by the harvesting of chorionic villosities; Fetus and newborn affected by fetal blood collection: Fetus and newborn affected by cordocentesis; Fetus and newborn affected by complications of intrauterine fetal surgery; Fetus and newborn affected by other intrauterine procedures; Other specified conditions occurring in the perinatal period; Nervous baby - excludes when due to neurological or biochemical abnormalities; Other specified conditions occurring in the perinatal period; Disease occurring in the unspecified perinatal period: Congenital debility NOS;

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