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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"...

DISEASES OF THE EYE AND ITS APPENDAGES.

Excludes: certain diseases originating in the perinatal period, certain infectious and parasitic diseases, complications of pregnancy, childbirth and lute, congenital malformations, chromosomal deformities and abnormalities, endocrine diseases, nutrition and metabolism, traumatic injuries, poisonings and other consequences of external causes, malignant tumors, symptoms, signs and abnormal results of clinical and laboratory investigations not elsewhere classified.

A. Diseases of the eyelid, tear apparatus and orbit:

1. Orgelet and chalazion (Orgelet and other deep inflammation of the eyelid – Abscess of the eyelid, Furuncle of the eyelid, Urcior, Chalazion);

2. Other inflammation of the eyelid (Blepharitis – excludes blepharo-conjunctivitis; Non-infectious dermatosis of the eyelid – Dermatitis: allergic of the eyelid, contact of the eyelid, eczema of the eyelid; Discoidal lupus erythematosus of the eyelid; Inflammation of the eyelid unspecified);

3. Other diseases of the eyelid – excludes congenital malformation of the eyelid, Entropion of the eyelid, Lagofthalmia, Blefarochasis; Palpebral ptosis; Other disorders affecting palpebral function: Anchiloblefarom, Blepharophimosis, Eyelid Atrophy – excludes blepharospasm, tic: NOS, organic, psychogenic; Xantelasma of the eyelid; Other degenerative diseases of the eyelid and periocular region – Cloasma of the eyelid, Madarosis of the eyelid, Vitiligo of the eyelid; Other specified conditions of the eyelid – hypertrichosis of the eyelid, retention of the foreign body in the eyelid; Unspecified eyelid disease;

4. Diseases of the eyelid in diseases classified elsewhere (parasitic infestation of the eyelid in diseases classified elsewhere – Dermatitis of the eyelid due to some species of Demotex, Parasitic infection of the eyelid in: leishmaniosis, loiasis, oncocercosis, ptriiasis; Touching the eyelid in infectious diseases classified elsewhere – Touching the eyelid in: Infection with viral herpes (herpes simplex), leprosy, molluscum contagiosum, tuberculosis, piano, shingles; Touching the eyelid in diseases classified elsewhere);

5. Diseases of the lacrimal apparatus – excludes congenital malformations of the lacrimal apparatus (Dacrioadenitis; Other diseases of the tear gland – Dacriops: Dry eye syndrome, Lacrimal gland: atrophy, cyst; Epiphora; Acute and nonspecific inflammation of the tear ducts: Acute, subacute or unspecified Dacriocystitis, acute, subacute or unspecified Dacriopericystitis, acute or unspecified lacrimal canaliculitis, subacute or unspecified – excludes neonatal dacriocystitis; Chronic inflammation of the tear ducts: chronic Dacriocystitis, Lacrimal(a): chronic ducticulitis, chronic mucocele; Stenosis and insufficiency of the tear ducts – Dacriolithiasis, Eversion of the lacrimal point, Lacrimal stenosis of: canalicle, canal, sac; Other diseases of the tear ducts – Lacrimal fistula; Other diseases of the lacrimal apparatus; Unspecified lacrimal apparatus);

6. Orbital disorders – excludes congenital malformation of the orbit (Acute orbital inflammation – Orbital abscess, orbital cellulite, orbital osteomyelitis, orbit periostitis, orbital tenonita; Chronic inflammatory diseases of the orbit – Granuloma of the orbit; Exophthalmia – The (lateral) displacement of the NOS globe, Orbit Haemorrhage, Orbit Edema; Orbital deformation – Orbital atrophy, Orbital Exostosis; Enophthalmia; Retention (old) foreign body as a result of a penetrating wound of the orbit – retro-ocular foreign body; Other diseases of the orbit – The cyst of the orbit; Condition of the unspecified orbit);

7. Diseases of the lacrimal apparatus and the orbit in diseases classified elsewhere (Diseases of the lacrimal apparatus in diseases classified elsewhere; Parasitic infections of the orbit in diseases classified elsewhere – Infection of the orbit with Echinococcus, Miaza of the orbit; Thyrotoxic exophthalmia; Other diseases of the orbit in diseases classified elsewhere);

B. Diseases of the conjunctiva:

1. Conjunctivitis – excludes kerato-conjunctivitis (muco-purulent conjunctivitis; Acute atopic conjunctivitis; Other acute conjunctivitis; Unspecified acute conjunctivitis – excludes neonatal noS ophthalmia; Chronic conjunctivitis; Blepharoconjunctivitis; Other conjunctivitis; Unspecified conjunctivitis);

2. Other conjunctiva disorders – excludes kerato-conjunctivitis (Pterigion – excludes pseudopterigion; Degenerative deposits and disorders of the conjunctiva – Conjunctival(s): argyrosis (argyria), concrete, pigmentation, xerosis NOS; Conjunctival scarring – Simblefabron; Conjunctival haemorrhage – Subconjunctival haemorrhage; Other vascular disorders and conjunctiva cyst – Conjunctival(a): aneurysm, hyperemia, edema; Other specified conjunctiva disorders – Pseudopterigion; Unspecified conjunctiva disorders);

3. Diseases of the conjunctiva in diseases classified elsewhere (Philarial parasites of the conjunctiva; Conjunctivitis in infectious and parasitic diseases classified elsewhere – Conjunctivitis (due): Acanthamoeba, Diphtheria, Gonococic, Viral Herpes (herpes simplex), Meningococcal, Zoster Zone; Conjunctivitis in diseases classified elsewhere; Ocular pemphigoid; Other conjunctiva disorders in diseases classified elsewhere);

C. Diseases of the sclera, cornea, iris and ciliary bodies:

1. Diseases of the sclera (Scleritis, Episcleritis;
Other diseases of sclera: Equatorial staph, Sclerectazia – excludes degenerative myopia; Unspecified sclera disease);

2. Keratitis (Corneal ulcer – Ulcer: Corneal: central, marginal, NOS, perforated, ring, hypopion, Mooren; Other superficial keratitis without conjunctivitis – Keratitis: ring, filamentous, numulary, starry, striated, superficially punctuated, Photokeratitis, Snow Ophthalmia; Keratoconjunctivitis – Keratoconjunctivitis: exposure, neurotrophic, NOS, coptenulary, Nodrousophal ophthalmia, superficial keratitis with conjunctivitis; Interstitial and profound keratitis; Corneal neovascularization – Neoformation vessels (of the cornea), Panus (corneal); Other keratitis; Unspecified keratitis);

3. Corneal scars and opacities (Adhering leucom; Other central corneal opacities; Other corneal scars and opacity; Unspecified corneal scarring and opacity);

4. Other corneal disorders (Pigmentation and corneal deposition: Hematocornea, Kayser-Fleischer Ring, Krukenberg Fascicle; Staehli line (additional diagnosis will be used to identify the drug, if induced); Bulous keratopia; Other edema of the cornea; Alteration of corneal membranes: Cut of the Descemet membrane, Descemet membrane rupture; Corneal degeneration: Senile arc, Keratopia in the bands – excludes Mooren ulcer; Hereditary corneal dystrophy – Corneal dystrophy: corneal: epithelial, granular, networked, maculary, Fuchs; Keratocon; Other deformities of the cornea – Corneal: ecstasy, staphyloma, Descemetocele – excludes congenital malformations of the cornea; Other specified corneal disorders – corneal anesthesia, corneal hypoesthesia, Relapsing corneal erosion; Unspecified corneal disorders);

5. Diseases of the sclera and cornea in diseases classified elsewhere (Scleritis and episcleritis in diseases classified elsewhere: Syphilitic Episcleritis, Tuberculosis Episcleritis, Shingles; Keratitis and kerato-conjunctivitis due to herpes virus – dendritic keratitis and after capsulotomy; Keratitis and kerato-conjunctivitis in other infectious and parasitic diseases classified elsewhere – Keratitis and keratoconjunctivitis (interstitial) in: acanthamoebiasis, measles, syphilis, tuberculosis, Zoster area; Keratitis and kerato-conjunctivitis in other diseases classified elsewhere – Kerato-conjunctivitis Sicca; Other diseases of the sclera and cornea in diseases classified elsewhere – Keratocon in Down syndrome);

6. Iridocyclitis (Acute and subacute iridocyclitis – Anterior uveitis, Acute, recent or subacute Cyclitis, Acute, Recent or Subacute Irritate; Chronic iridocyclitis; Iridocyclitis due to contact lenses; Other iridocyclitis; Iridocyclitis not specified);

7. Diseases of the iris and ciliar bodies – excludes sympathetic uveitis (Hiphema – excludes traumatic hiphema; Other vascular disorders of the iris or ciliar bodies – Neovascularization of the iris and ciliar bodies, Rubeosis of the iris; Degenerative diseases of the iris and ciliar bodies – Degeneration: iris (pigmentary), pupil edge, Iridoschisis, Iris atrophy (essential) (progressive), myotic pupil cyst, Iris translucency; Cyst of the iris, ciliar bodies and anterior chamber of the eye – cyst of the iris, ciliar bodies and anterior chamber of the eye: exudative, implant, NOS, parasitic – excludes myotic pupillary cyst; Pupillary membranes – Iris bulging, Pupilary: occlusion, seclusia; Other adhesions and disturbances of the iris and ciliar bodies – Goniosinechia, Iridodialysis, Iridtocorneal angle recession, Sinechia (iris): anterior, NOS, posterior – excludes correctopia; Other specified diseases of the iris and ciliar bodies; Affection of the iris and ciliar bodies unspecified);

8. Diseases of the iris and ciliar bodies in diseases classified elsewhere (Iridocyclitis in infectious and parasitic diseases classified elsewhere – Iridocyclitis in: gonococcal infection, viral herpes infection (herpes simplex), syphilis (secondary), tuberculosis, Zoster area; Iridocyclitis in diseases classified elsewhere – Iridocyclitis in: ankylosing spondylitis, sarcoidosis; Other diseases of the iris and ciliar bodies in diseases classified elsewhere);

D. Crystalline disorders:

1. Senile cataract – excludes capsular glaucoma with pseudoexfoliation of the lens (Incipient senile cataract – senile cataract: coronary, cortical, punctate, subcapsular (previous) (posterior) senile cataract, Water fissures; Nuclear senile cataract – Brownish cataract, nuclear sclerosis cataract; Morgagnian senile cataract – hypermature senile cataract; Other senile cataracts – Combined forms of senile cataracts; Unspecified senile cataract);

2. Other cataracts – excludes congenital cataracts (infantile, juvenile and presenile cataracts; Traumatic cataract (additional diagnosis will be used to identify external cause); Complicated cataract – Cataract in chronic iridocyclitis, Cataract secondary to eye diseases, glaucomatous opacity (subcapsular); Cataract caused by drugs (additional diagnosis is used to identify the drug); Cataract sequelae – Secondary cataract, Soemmerring Ring; Other specified cataracts; Unspecified cataract);

3. Other diseases of the lens – excludes congenital malformations of the lens, mechanical complications of an intraocular implant, pseudophagia (Afakia, Luxation of the lens; Other specified crystalline conditions; Unspecified crystalline disorders);

4. Cataracts and other diseases of the lens in diseases classified elsewhere (Cataractin in endocrine diseases, malnutrition and metabolism – Cataract in hyperparathyroidism, Cataract due to malnutrition – dehydration – excludes diabetic cataracts, early onset related to age in diabetic cataracts; Cataracts in diseases classified elsewhere – Myotonic cataracts; Other diseases of the lens in diseases classified elsewhere);

E. Diseases of the choroid (choroid) and retina:

1. Chorioretinal inflammation (focal chorioretinitis – Focal: chorioretinitis, choroiditis, retinitis, retinochoroiditis; Disseminated chorioretinitis – Disseminated: chorioretinitis, choroiditis, retinitis, retinochoroiditis – excludes exudative retinopathy; Posterior cyclitis – Orboculus ciliaris; Other choriorretinitis – Harada disease; Unspecified chorioretinitis – Chorioretinita NOS, Choroidita NOS, Retinita NOS, Retinochorioiditis NOS);

2. Other choroid disorders (Chorioretinal scarring – Macular scarring of the posterior pole (post-inflammatory) (post-traumatic), solar retinitis; Choroidal degeneration – choroide atrophy – excludes angioid striations; Hereditary dystrophy of choroid – Choroideremia, Dystrophy, Choroidal (central areola) (generalized) (peripapillary), Choroid girated atrophy – excludes ornithinemia; Hemorrhage and rupture of choroide – Choroid haemorrhage: expelling, NOS; The detachment of choroide; Other specified choroid disorders; Unspecified choroide disorders);

3. Chorioretinal inflammation in diseases classified elsewhere (chorioretinal inflammation in infectious and parasitic diseases classified elsewhere – Chorioretinitis: late syphilitic, toxoplasma, tuberculosis; Other chorioretinal inflammation in diseases classified elsewhere);

4. Detachments and ruptures of the retina – excludes the detachment of the retinal pigment epithelium (Retinal detachment with retinal rupture – Detachment of the rhegmatogene retina; Retinoschisis and retinal cysts – Cyst the anterior edge of the sensory retina, parasitic cyst of the retina NOS, Pseudochist of the retina – excludes congenital retinoschisis, microcytoid degeneration of the retina; Retinal serous detachment – retinal detachment: NOS, without retinal rupture – excludes central serous choriorinopathy; Retinal rupture without detachment – Break in horseshoe of the retina without detachment, Round hole of the retina without peeling, Operculus, Retinal noS rupture – excludes chorioretinal scar after surgical treatment of detachment, peripheral retinal degeneration without rupture; Mechanical detachment (traction) of the retina – Proliferative vitroretinopathy with retinal detachment; Other retinal detachments);

5. Retinal vascular occlusion – excludes fleeting amaurosis (transient occlusion of the retinal artery; Occlusion of the central retinal artery; Other occlusions of retinal arteries – Hollenhorst Plate, Retinal: Artery occlusion: branch, partial, Microembolism; Other retinal vascular occlusions – retinal vein occlusion: central, incipient, partial, tributary; Unspecified retinal vascular occlusion);

6. Other retinal disorders (background retinopathy and vascular changes in the retina – Changes in the appearance of retinal vessels, retinal: microanevrism, neovascularization, perivascularitis, varicose veins, vascular connective tissue, vasculitis, Retinopation: background NOS, Coats, exudative, hypertensive, NOS; Retinopathy of prematurity – Retrolental fibroplasia; Other proliferating retinopathy – Proliferative vitroretinopathy with retinal detachment; Degeneration of the macula and posterior pole – Angioid striations of the macula, Macula Cutes, (degenerative) stripes of the macula, Holes of the macula, Folds of the macula; Kuhnt-Junius degeneration, senile (atrophic) macular degeneration (exudative), toxic maculopathy (additional diagnosis will be used to identify the drug, if caused by medication); Peripheral retinal degeneration – Retinal degeneration: cross, microcistoide, NOS, palisade, pavimentous, reticular – excludes: with retinal rupture; Hereditary retinal dystrophy – Dystrophy: retinal (white dotted) (pigmentary) (vitelliform), wallpapero-retinal, vitreoretinal, retinitis pigmentosa, Stargardt disease; Retinal haemorrhage; Detachment of retinal layers – Central serological choriorinopathy, Retinal pigment epithelium detachment; Other specified retinal disorders; Unspecified retinal disorders);

7. Retinal diseases in diseases classified elsewhere (Atherosclerotic retinopathy; Proliferative retinopathy in anemia with sickle cell hematitis; Retinal dystrophy in reserve lipid disorders – excludes diabetic retinopathy);

F. Glaucoma:

1. Glaucoma – excludes absolute glaucoma, congenital glaucoma, traumatic glaucoma due to obstetric alcomital trauma (borderline glaucoma – Ocular hypertension; Primary open-angle glaucoma – Glaucoma (primary) (residual stage): capsular with pseudoexfoliation of the lens, chronically simple, low-voltage, pigmentary; Narrow-angle primary glaucoma – Narrow-angle glaucoma (primary) (residual stage): acute, chronic, intermittent; Glaucoma secondary to an eye injury (additional diagnosis is used to identify the cause); Glaucoma secondary to inflammation of the eye (additional diagnosis is used to identify the cause); Glaucoma secondary to other eye diseases (additional diagnosis is used to identify the cause) – excludes in diabetes mellitus; Glaucoma caused by drugs (additional diagnosis is used for external cause with identification of the drug); Other glaucoas; Unspecified glaucoma);

2. Glaucoma in diseases classified elsewhere (Glaucoma in endocrine diseases, nutrition and metabolism – Glaucoma in: amyloidosis, Lowe syndrome; Glaucoma in diseases classified elsewhere – Glaucoma in onchicercosis);

G. Vitreous and eyeball disorders:

1. Vitreous body disorders (Prolapse of the vitreous body – excludes vitreous body syndrome after cataract surgery; Hemorrhage of the vitreous body; Crystalline opacities of the vitreous body; Other opacity of the vitreous body – membranes and fibers of the vitreous body; Other disorders of the vitreous body – vitreous body: degeneration, detachment – excludes proliferative vitreoretinopathy with retinal detachment; Unspecified vitreous body disorders);

2. Diseases of the eyeball – includes: disorders affecting multiple structures of the eye (Endophthalmia – Panophthalmia, Abscess of the vitreous body; Other endophthalmia – parasitic endophthalmia NOS, sympathetic uveitis; Degenerative myopia; Other degenerative diseases of the eyeball: Chalcosis, Siderosis of the eye; Hypotonia of the eye; Degenerative diseases of the eyeball – Absolute glaucoma, Atrophy of the eyeball, Retraction of the eyeball; Intraocular retention of the magnetic alien body (in): anterior chamber, ciliary body, iris, crystalline, posterior wall of the eyeball, vitreous body; Intraocular retention of nonmagnetic foreign body (in): anterior chamber, ciliary body, iris, crystalline, posterior wall of the eyeball; Other diseases of the eyeball – Hemofthalmia, Luxation of the eyeball; Unspecified eyeball disease);

3. Diseases of the vitreous body and eyeball in diseases classified elsewhere (Hemorrhage of the vitreous body in diseases classified elsewhere – excludes: with diabetes mellitus; Endophthalmitis in diseases classified elsewhere – Endophthalmitis in: onchicercosis, toxocariasis; Other disorders of the vitreous body and eyeballs in diseases classified elsewhere);

H. Nerve and optic disorders:

1. Optical neuritis (Optics: neuropathy except ischemic, papillitis, NOS retrobulbar neuritis – excludes ischemic optic neuropathy, optic neuromyelitis (Devic));

2. Other disorders of the optic nerve (second) and optic pathways (Diseases of the optic nerve not elsewhere classified – Compression of the optic nerve, Hemorrhage at the teac of the optic nerve, ischemic optic neuropathy; Unspecified papillary edema; Optical atrophy – Temporal pallor of the optic papilla; Other diseases of the optic papillae – Optical papilla edris, Papillary Pseudoedema; Diseases of the optic chiasma; Diseases of other optical pathways – Diseases of the optic pathways, genicular nuclei and optical radiation; Visual cortex disorders; Unspecified optical pathway disorders);

3. Diseases of the optic nerve (second) and optic pathways in diseases classified elsewhere (Optical atrophy in diseases classified elsewhere – optic atrophy in late syphilis; Retrobulbar neuritis in diseases classified elsewhere – Retrobulbar neuritis in: late syphilis, meningococcal infection, multiple sclerosis; Other disorders of the nerve and optic pathways in diseases classified elsewhere);

I. Diseases of the eye muscles, binocular movements, accommodation and refraction - excludes nystagmus and other abnormalities of eye movement:

1. Paralytic strabismus – excludes ophthalmoplegia: internal, intranuclear, progressive supranuclear (Paralysis of the third nerve (oculomotor); Paralysis of the fourth nerve (pathetic); Paralysis of the sixth nerve (abductor); Total ophthalmoplegia (external); Progressive external ophthalmoplegia; Other paralytic strabismus – External ophthalmoplegia NOS, Kearns-Sayre Syndrome; Unspecified paralytic strabismus);

2. Other strabismus (Strabism converging at the same time - Esotropia (alternative) (monocular) except intermittent; Concomitant divergent strabismus - Exotropia (alternative) (monocular) except intermittent; Vertical strabismus - Hypertropia, Hypotropia; Intermittent heterotropy - Intermittent: esotropy (alternative) (monocular), exotropy (alternating (monocular); Other heterotropies and unspecified - Concomitant strabismus NOS, Cyclotropy, Microtropia, Monofixation Syndrome; Heteroforia - Alternating Hyperforia, Esophoria, Exophoria; Mechanical strabismus - Brown's tec syndrome, Strabism due to adhesions, Traumatic limitation of eye muscle movements; Other specified strabismus - Duane Syndrome; Unspecified strabismus);

3. Other abnormalities of binocular movement (Paralysis of eye conjugation; Excess and insufficiency of convergence; Internuclear ophthalmoplegia; Other specified abnormalities of binocular motion; Anomalies of unspecified binocular movements);

4. Refraction vices and accommodation disorders (Hypermetropia; Myopia - excludes degenerative myopia; Astigmatism; Anisometry and anisoonine; Presbitia; Accommodation disorders: Internal ophthalmoplegia (total), Accommodation paresis, Accommodation spasm; Other refractive vices; Unspecified refractive defect);

J. Visual disturbances and blindness:

1. Visual disturbances (Amblyopia and anopsia - Amblyopia: anisometric, by defect of use, by strabismus;
Subjective visual disturbances - Astenopia, Diurnal Cetita, Hemeralopia, Metamorphopsia, Fotophobia, Scintilant Scotom, Sudden Loss of Vision, Visual Halos - excludes visual hallucinations; Diplopia - Double Vision; Other binocular vision disorders - Anomalies of retinal correspondence, Fusion with stereoscopic vision anomaly, Simultaneous perception without fusion, Disappearance of binocular vision; Visual field anomaly - Widening of the blind spots, Generalized narrowing of the field of vision, Hemianopsia quadrant, Scotom: arched, Bjerrum, central, ring; Disorders of color vision - Achromatopsia, Acquired inability of color vision, Daltonism, Deuteranomalia, Deutreranopia, Protanomalia, Protanopia, Tritanomalia, Tritanopia - excludes diurnal this; Nocturnal cetate - excludes due to vitamin A deficiency; Other visual disturbances; Unspecified visual disturbances);

2. Cecity and decrease in vision - Note: the following table provides a classification of the severity of visual impairments recommended by the WHO Group of Study on the Prevention of Blindness; the term 'low vision' includes categories 1 and 2 of the table, the term 'cecity' includes categories 3, 4 and 5 and the term 'loss of unqualified vision' category 9; if the extent of the field of vision is taken into account, patients with a field not greater than 10 degrees but more than 5 degrees around the central fixation point should be classified as category 3 and patients with a field greater than 5 degrees around the central point of attachment should be classified as category 4, even if the central acuity is not affected; category of visual impairments 1 (acuity with the best possibility of correction) not less than 6/ 18, 3/ 10 (0.3), 20/ 70, minimum equal to or better than 6/ 60, 1/ 10 (0.1), 20/ 200; category of visual impairments 2 (acuity with the best possibility of correction) not less than 6/ 60, 1/ 10 (0.1), 20/ 200, minimum equal to or better than 3/ 60, 1/ 20 (0.05), 20/ 400; category of visual impairments 3 (acuity with the best possibility of correction) not less than 3/ 60, 1/ 20 (0.05), 20/ 400, minimum equal to or better than 1/ 60 (counting fingers from one meter), 1/ 50 (0.02), 5/ 300 (20/ 1200); category of visual impairments 4 (acuity with the best possibility of correction) not less than 1/ 60 (counting fingers from one meter), 1/ 50 (0.02), 5/ 300, minimum equal to or better than the perception of light, the category of visual impairments 5 (acuity with the best possibility of correction) does not perceive light, category of visual impairment9 (acuity with the best possibility of correction) indeterminate or unspecified - excludes fleeting amaurosis (Cecity of both eyes - categories of visual impairment 3, 4, 5 in both eyes; The cetacean of one eye with decreased vision of the other eye - categories of visual impairment 3, 4, 5 in one eye with categories 1 and 2 in the other eye; Decreased vision of both eyes - categories of visual impairment 1 and 2 in both eyes; Loss of unqualified vision of both eyes - category of visual impairment 9 in both eyes; The blindness of an eye - categories of visual impairment 3, 4, 5 in one eye (normal vision in the other eye); Decreased vision in one eye - categories of visual impairment 1 and 2 in one eye (normal vision in the other eye; Loss of unqualified vision of one eye - category of visual impairment 9 in one eye (normal vision in the other eye); Unspecified loss of vision - category of visual impairment 9 NOS);

K. Other diseases of the eye and its appendages:

1. Nistagmus and other abnormal movements of the eye (Nistagmus: congenital, deprivation, dissociated, latent, NOS);

2. Other diseases of the eye and appendages (Functional abnormalities of the pupil; Eye pain; Other specified diseases of the eye and appendages; Diseases of the eye and annexes not specified);

3. Other diseases of the eye and appendages in diseases classified elsewhere (Functional abnormalities of the pupil in diseases classified elsewhere - the phenomenon argyll Robertson or the syphilitic pupil; Visual disturbances in diseases classified elsewhere; Other diseases of the eye and appendages in diseases classified elsewhere - syphilitic oculopathia NEC: congenital, early, late, early (secondary), late);

4. Post-procedural disorders of the eye and appendages not elsewhere classified - excludes Mechanical complications of: intraocular lenses, other prosthetic eye devices, implants or grafts, Pseudofakia (vitreous body syndrome after cataract surgery; Other post-procedural conditions of the eye and appendages - Choriretinal scars after surgery for peeling; Post-procedural disease of the eye and unspecified appendages);

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