STUDY - Technical - New Dacian's Medicine
Diseases of the
Circulatory System
Translation Draft
Excludes: Certain diseases
originating in the perinatal period, Certain infectious and
parasitic diseases, Complications of pregnancy, childbirth and
lausion, congenital malformations, chromosomal deformities and
anomalies, Endocrine diseases, nutrition and metabolism,
Traumatic injuries, poisoning and other consequences of external
causes; Malignant tumors, symptoms, signs and abnormal results
of clinical and laboratory investigations not classified
elsewhere; Systemic connective tissue disorders; Transient
ischemic strokes and related syndromes.
A. Acute joint rheumatism:
1. Acute joint rheumatism
without mentioning cardiac complications – Arthritis, rheumatic,
acute and subacute;
2. Acute joint rheumatism
with cardiac complications – excludes chronic diseases with
rheumatic origin without joint rheumatism being present or there
is evidence of a resurgence or activities of the rheumatic
process (Acute rheumatic pericarditis – Rheumatic pericarditis
(acute) – excludes when it is not specified as rheumatic; Acute
rheumatic endocarditis – Acute rheumatic valvulitis; Acute
rheumatic myocarditis; Other acute rheumatic heart disease –
Acute rheumatic pancarditis; Unspecified acute rheumatic heart
disease – Rheumatic: acute carditis, active or acute heart
disease);
3. Rheumatic korea –
includes Sydenham's korea and excludes korea: Huntington's, NOS
(Rheumatic korea with cardiac complication – Nos Korea with
cardiac complication; Rheumatic korea with cardiac complication
of any type; Rheumatic korea without cardiac complication – NOS
rheumatic korea); B.
Chronic rheumatic
cardiopathy:
1. Rheumatic diseases of
the mitral valve - includes whether it is specified as rheumatic
or not and excludes when specified as non-rheumatic (Mitral
stenosis - Mitral (Valve) obstruction (valve) mitral
(rheumatic); Rheumatic mitral insufficiency - Rheumatic mitral:
insufficiency, regurgitation; Mitral stenosis with insufficiency
- Mitral stenosis with insufficiency or regurgitation; Other
diseases of the mitral valve - mitral prolapse (valve);
Unspecified mitral valve disease - (chronic) (valve) mitral nos
disease (valve);
2. Rheumatic diseases of
the aortic valve - exclude when it is not specified as rheumatic
(Rheumatic aortic stenosis - Rheumatic obstruction (valve)
aortic; Rheumatic aortic insufficiency - Rheumatic aortic:
insufficiency, regurgitation; Rheumatic aortic stenosis with
insufficiency - Rheumatic aortic stenosis with impaired or
regurgitation; Other rheumatic diseases of the aortic valve;
Rheumatic disease of the aortic valve unspecified - Rheumatic
disease (valve) aortic NOS);
3. Rheumatic diseases of
the tricuspid valve - includes whether it is specified as
rheumatic or not and excludes when specified as non-rheumatic
(Tricuspid stenosis - Tricuspid stenosis (valve) tricuspid
(rheumatic); Tricuspid insufficiency - Tricuspid (valve)
insufficiency (rheumatic); Tricuspid stenosis with
insufficiency; Other diseases of the tricuspid valve;
Unspecified tricuspid valve disease - NOS tricuspid valve
disease;
4. Multiple valvular
diseases - includes whether it is specified as rheumatic or not
and excludes unspecified valve endocarditis, rheumatic disease
of the unspecified valve endocardium (Diseases of both mitral
and aortic valves - Complications of both mitral and aortic
valves even if they are specified as rheumatic or not; diseases
of both mitral and tricuspid valves; Disorders of both aortic
and tricuspid valves; Combined mitral valve, aortic and
tricuspid valve disorders; Other multiple valve diseases;
Unspecified multiple valvular disease);
5. Other rheumatic
diseases of the heart - exclude unspecified myocarditis as
rheumatic (Rheumatic disease of the endocardium unspecified
valve - Rheumatic: endocarditis (chronic), valvulitis (chronic)
- excludes unspecified valve endocarditis; Chronic rheumatic
pericarditis - Rheumatic adherent pericarditis, Rheumatic
chronic: mediastinopericarditis, myocarditis - excludes when it
is not specified as rheumatic; Other specified rheumatic
cardiopathies - Rheumatic disease of the pulmonary valve;
Unspecified rheumatic cardiopathy - Rheumatic: carditis, heart
failure - excludes rheumatic carditis);
C. Hypertensive diseases - excludes complicating pregnancy, childbirth and lausia, involving coronary vessels, neonatal hypertension, pulmonary hypertension:
C. Hypertensive diseases - excludes complicating pregnancy, childbirth and lausia, involving coronary vessels, neonatal hypertension, pulmonary hypertension:
1. Essential hypertension
(primary) - High blood pressure, Hypertension (arterial)
(benign) (essential) (malignant) (primary) (systemic) - excludes
involving the vessels: brain, eye;
2. Hypertensive
cardiopathy - includes any "relationship" condition due to
hypertension (hypertensive cardiopathy with (congestive)
insufficiency of the heart - hypertensive heart failure;
Hypertensive cardiopathy without insufficiency (congestive) of
the heart - hypertensive heart failure NOS);
3. Hypertensive
nephropathy - includes renal arteriosclerosis, arteriosclerotic
(chronic) (interstitial) nephropathy, hypertensive nephropathy,
nephrosclerosis and excludes secondary hypertension
(Hypertensive nephropathy with renal insufficiency -
Hypertensive renal failure NOS);
4. Cardio-hypertensive
nephropathy – includes cardiorenal disease, renal cardiovascular
(Cardio-hypertensive nephropathy with (congestive) insufficiency
of the heart; Cardio-nephropathy hypertensive with renal
insufficiency; Cardio-nephropathy hypertensive with heart
(congestive) and renal insufficiency; Cardio-nephropathy
hypertensive unspecified);
5. Secondary hypertension
- excludes: involving the vessels of the brain, eye
(Renovascular hypertension; Secondary hypertension of other
kidney diseases; Hypertension secondary to endocrine disorders;
Other secondary hypertension; Unspecified secondary
hypertension);
D. Ischemic heart disease
- with mention of tension - note: for morbidity studies, the
duration used for ischemic heart disease refers to the duration
between the onset of the ischemic episode and hospitalization
for care; for mortality studies, the duration refers to the
period between the onset of ischemic episode and death -
additional diagnosis is used to identify the presence of
hypertension:
1. Angina pectoris
(Unstable angina - Angina: in crescendo, of recent exertion, of
excessive effort, of excessive effort, Threat of infarction,
Intermediate coronary syndrome, Preinfarct syndrome; Angina
pectoris with registered spasm - Angina: angiospastic,
Prinzmetal, provoked spasm, diverse; Other forms of angina
pectoris - Exertional angina, Stenocardia; Unspecified angina
pectoris - Angina: cardiac, NOS, Angina syndrome, ischemic
pectoral pain);
2. Acute myocardial
infarction - includes myocardial infarction specified as acute
or with a fixed duration of 4 weeks (28 days) or less at onset -
excludes Certain current complications after acute myocardial
infarction, Myocardial infarction: old, specified as chronic or
with an established duration of more than 4 weeks (more than 28
days) from onset (Acute transmural myocardial infarction of the
anterior wall - Transmural (acute) infarction (al): anterior
(wall) NOS, anteroapical, anterolateral, anterolateral,
anteroseptal; Acute transmural myocardial infarction of the
lower wall - Transmural (acute) infarction (al): diaphragmatic
wall, inferior (wall) NOS, inferolateral, inferoposterior;
Transmural acute myocardial infarction with other localizations
- Transmural (acute) infarction (al): apical-lateral,
basal-lateral, laterally high, lateral (wall) NOS, posterior
(true), posterobazal, posterolateral, posteroseptal, septal NOS;
Transmural acute myocardial infarction with unspecified
localizations - Nos transmural myocardial infarction; Acute
subendocardial myocardial infarction - Nontransmural myocardial
infarction NOS; Unspecified acute myocardial infarction -
Myocardial infarction (acute) NOS;
3. Subsequent myocardial
infarction - includes recurrent myocardial infarction - note:
this category should be allocated for infarction with any
myocardial localization, occurring within 4 weeks (28 days) from
the onset of myocardial infarction - excludes specified as
chronic or with an established duration of more than 4 weeks
(more than 20 days) from onset (Recurrent myocardial infarction
of the anterior wall - Subsequent (acute) infarction (al):
anterior (wall) NOS, anteroapical, anterolateral, anteroseptal;
Subsequent myocardial infarction of the lower wall - Subsequent
(acute) infarction (al): diaphragmatic wall, lower (wall) NOS,
inferolateral, inferoposterior: Subsequent myocardial infarction
with other specified localizations - Subsequent myocardial
infarction (acute) (al): apical-lateral, basal-lateral, high
lateral, lateral (wall) NOS, posterior (true), posterobazal,
posterolateral, posteroseptal, septal NOS; Subsequent myocardial
infarction with unspecified localization);
4. Certain current
complications following the acute myocardial infarction -
excludes the following conditions, when: Associated with acute
myocardial infarction, They are not specified as current
complications following the acute myocardial infarction
(Hemopericardium as a current complication following the acute
myocardial infarction; Atrial septal defect as a current
complication following acute myocardial infarction; Ventricular
septal defect as a current complication following acute
myocardial infarction; Rupture of the heart wall without
hemopericardium as a current complication following acute
myocardial infarction - exclude with hemopericardium; Rupture of
a tendon cord as a current complication following acute
myocardial infarction; Rupture of the papillary muscle as a
current complication following the acute myocardial infarction;
Thrombosis of atrium, auricular or ventricular appendage as a
current complication following acute myocardial infarction;
Other current complications following acute myocardial
infarction);
5. Other acute ischemic
heart diseases - exclude angina pectoris, transient myocardial
ischemia of the newborn (non-resultable coronary thrombosis in
myocardial infarction - Coronary (artery) (vein): embolism not
resulting in myocardial infarction, occlusion not resulting in
myocardial infarction, thromboemboly not resulting in myocardial
infarction - excludes: specified as chronic or with a set
duration of more than 4 weeks (more than 28 days) from the
onset; Dressler's syndrome - Postmiocardial infarction syndrome;
Other forms of acute ischemic heart disease - Coronary artery:
deficiency, insufficiency; Unspecified acute ischemic heart
disease - excludes nos cardiovascular disease);
6. Chronic ischemic heart
disease - excludes nos cardiovascular disease (atherosclerotic
cardiovascular disease so described; Atherosclerotic heart
disease - Coronary (artery): atheroma, atherosclerosis, disease,
sclerosis; Atherosclerotic cardiopathy of some unspecified
vessels; Atherosclerotic cardiopathy of the native coronary
artery, Atherosclerotic cardiopathy of an autologous bypass
graft; Atherosclerotic cardiopathy of a nonautologist bypass
graft; Old myocardial infarction - Cured myocardial infarction,
Myocardial infarction in history diagnosed by EEG or other
special investigations, but presenting no symptoms now; Aneurysm
of the heart - Aneurysm: mural, ventricular; Aneurysm of the
coronary artery - acquired arteriovenous coronary fistula -
excludes congenital (arterial) aneurysm; Ischemic heart disease;
Silent ischemia of the myocardium; Other forms of chronic
ischemic heart disease - any of the infarction and myopathy
diseases specified as croni9ce or with an established duration
of more than 4 weeks (more than 28 days) from the onset:
Unspecified chronic ischemic heart disease - Ischemic (chronic)
NOS cardiopathy;
E. Pulmonary cardiopathy
and lung vessel diseases:
1. Embolism of pulmonary
vessels – includes pulmonary vessels (artery) (vein):
infarction, thromboembolia, thrombosis and excludes
complicating: abortion or ectopic or molar pregnancy, pregnancy,
childbirth and lausia (Embolism of pulmonary vessels with the
mention of acute pulmonary heart – Acute pulmonary heart NOS;
Embolism of pulmonary vessels without mention of acute pulmonary
heart – NOS pulmonary embolism);
2. Other pulmonary heart
disease (Primary pulmonary hypertension – Pulmonary (arterial)
(idiopathic) hypertension (idiopathic) (primary); Cytocolytic
cardiopathy: Other secondary pulmonary hypertension (additional
diagnosis is used to identify the underlying cause); Other
pulmonary heart disease specified; Unspecified pulmonary heart
disease – Chronic pulmonary cardiopathy, Pulmonary heart
(chronic) NOS);
3. Other diseases of the
pulmonary vessels (arteriovenous fistula of the pulmonary
vessels; Aneurysm of the pulmonary artery; Other specified
diseases of the pulmonary vessels – Rupture of pulmonary
vessels, Stenosis of pulmonary vessels, Stricture of pulmonary
vessels; Unspecified disease of the pulmonary vessels);
F. Other forms of
cardiopathies:
1. Acute pericarditis –
includes acute pericardial effusion and excludes rheumatic
(acute) pericarditis (acute nonspecific acute idiopathic
pericarditis; Infectious pericarditis – Pericarditis:
pneumococcal, purulent, staphylococcal, streptococcal, viral,
pyopecarditis (additional diagnosis is used to identify the
infectious agent); Other forms of acute pericarditis;
Unspecified acute pericarditis);
2. Other diseases of the
pericardium – excludes current complications following an acute
myocardial infarction, postcardiotomy syndrome, traumatic
injury, when specified as rheumatic (Chronic adhesive
pericarditis – Adhesive pericarditis, Adherent pericarditis,
Adhesive mediastinopericarditis; Chronic pericarditis –
Constrictive pericarditis, Pericardial calcification;
Hemopericard not classified elsewhere; Pericardial effusion
(non-inflammatory) – Chilopericardium; Other specified diseases
of the pericardium – Epicardic plaques, Focal pericardial
adhesions; Unspecified pericardium disease – Tamponation of the
heart, Pericarditis (chronic) NOS);
3. Pericarditis in
diseases classified elsewhere (Pericarditis in bacterial
diseases classified elsewhere – Pericarditis: gonococcal,
meningococcal, syphilitic, tuberculous; Pericarditis in other
infectious and parasitic diseases classified elsewhere;
Pericarditis in other diseases classified elsewhere –
Pericarditis (in): rheumatoid, systemic lupus erythematosus,
uremic);
4. Acute or subacute
endocarditis – excludes acute rheumatic endocarditis, NOS
endocarditis (Acute and subacute infectious endocarditis –
Endocarditis (acute) (subacute): bacterial, nos infectious,
slow, malignant, septic, ulcerative (additional diagnosis is
used to identify the infectious agent); Unspecified acute
endocarditis – Acute or subacute endocarditis, Acute or subacute
myocarditis, acute or subacute pariendocarditis);
5. Non-eumatic mitral
valve disorders – mitral rule (valve): disease, insufficiency,
stenosis, when the cause is not specified but mention of: aortic
valve disease, mitral stenosis or obstruction, when specified as
rheumatic; Mitral insufficiency (valve) – Mitral (valve): NOS
insufficiency or with specified causes except for rheumatic,
regurgitation NOS or with specified causes except rheumatic;
Mitral prolapse (valve) – Mitral valve prolapse syndrome –
exclude Marfan syndrome; Non-rheumatic mitral stenosis (valve);
Other non-rheumatic diseases of the mitral valve; Non-rheumatic
disease of the mitral valve, unspecified);
6. Non-rheumatic diseases
of the aortic valve – exclude hypertrophic subaortic stenosis,
when the cause is not specified but with the mention of mitral
valve disease, when it is specified as rheumatic; Aortic
stenosis (valve); Aortic insufficiency (valve) – Aortic (valve):
NOS insufficiency or with specified causes, except for
rheumatic, regurgitation NOS or with specified causes except for
rheumatic; Stenosis and aortic insufficiency (valve); Other
disorders of the aortic valve; Unspecified aortic valve
disease);
7. Non-rheumatic diseases
of the tricuspid valve – excludes when the cause is not
specified, when it is specified as rheumatic (tricuspid
non-rheumatic stenosis (valve); Tricuspid non-rheumatic
insufficiency (valve): insufficiency with specified cause except
rheumatic, regurgitation with the specified cause except for
rheumatic; Non-rheumatic stenosis with tricuspid valve
insufficiency; Other non-rheumatic diseases of the tricuspid
valve; Unspecified tricuspid valve unspecified nereummatic
disease);
8. Pulmonary valve
disorders – exclude when specified as rheumatic (Pulmonary valve
stenosis; Pulmonary valve insufficiency – Pulmonary valve: NOS
insufficiency or with specified causes except rheumatic, NOS
regurgitation or with specified causes except for rheumatic;
Stenosis of the pulmonary valve with insufficiency; Other lung
valve disorders; Unspecified pulmonary valve disease);
9. Unspecified valve
endocarditis – Endocarditis (chronic) NOS, Valvular(s):
deficiency of the valve not specified NOS or with specified
causes except rheumatic, insufficiency of the valve not
specified NOS or with specified causes except for rheumatic,
regurgitation of the valve not specified NOS or with specified
causes except for rheumatic, stenosis of the valve not specified
NOS or with specified causes except for rheumatic, Valvulitis
(chronic) of the valve not specified NOS or with specified
causes except for rheumatic – excludes endocardial
fibroelastosis, when specified as rheumatic);
10. Endocarditis and heart
valve diseases in diseases classified elsewhere – includes
endocardium touch in: gonococcal infection, Libman-Sacks
disease, meningococcal infection, rheumatoid arthritis,
syphilis, tuberculosis, typhoid fever (Mitral valve disorders in
diseases classified elsewhere; Aortic valve disorders in
diseases classified elsewhere; Tricuspid valve disorders in
diseases classified elsewhere; Lung valve disorders in diseases
classified elsewhere; Multi-valve damage in diseases classified
elsewhere; Unspecified valve endocarditis in diseases classified
elsewhere);
11. Acute myocarditis
(infectious myocarditis – septic myocarditis (additional
diagnosis is used to identify the infectious agent); Isolated
myocarditis; Other acute myocarditis; Unspecified acute
myocarditis);
12. Myocarditis in
diseases classified elsewhere (Myocarditis in bacterial diseases
classified elsewhere – Myocarditis: diphtheria, gonococcal,
meningococcal, syphilitic, tuberculous; Myocarditis in viral
diseases classified elsewhere – Myocarditis (acute) with
influenza: identified virus, unidentified virus, myocarditis in
mumps; Myocarditis in other infectious and parasitic diseases
classified elsewhere – Myocarditis in: Chagas disease, acute,
chronic, NOS, toxoplasmosis; Myocarditis in other diseases
classified elsewhere – Rheumatoid myocarditis, Sarcoidosisal
Myocarditis);
13. Cardiomyopathy –
excludes cardiomyopathy that complicates: pregnancy, cousion,
ischemic cardiomyopathy (Cardiomyopathy with dilation –
congestive cardiomyopathy; Hypertrophic obstructive
cardiomyopathy – Hypertrophic subaortic stenosis; Other
hypertrophic cardiomyopathy – Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
nonobstructive; Endomiocardial (eosinophilic) disease –
Endomiocardial (tropical) fibrosis, Loffler endocarditis;
Endocardial fibroelastosis – Congenital cardiomyopathy; Other
restrictive cardiomyopathy – Constrictors cardiomyopathy NOS;
Alcoholic cardiomyopathy; Cardiomyopathy due to drugs and other
external agents (additional diagnosis is used to identify the
external cause); Other cardiomyopathy; Unspecified
cardiomyopathy – Cardiomyopathy (primary) (secondary) NOS);
14. Cardiomyopathy in
diseases classified elsewhere (Cardiomyopathy in infectious and
parasitic diseases classified elsewhere – Cardiomyopathy in
diphtheria; Cardiomyopathy in diseases of metabolism – Cardiac
amyloidosis; Cardiomyopathy in nutrition diseases – Nos
nutritional cardiomyopathy; Cardiomyopathy in other diseases
classified elsewhere – Tasty tofi of the heart, thyrotoxic
cardiomyopathy);
15. Atrioventricular block
and left branch block (first atrioventricular block, degree;
Atrioventricular block grade two – Atrioventricular block type I
and II, Mobitz block type I and II, Block grade two type I and
II, Wenckebach block; Complete atrioventricular block – Complete
heart block NOS, third degree block; Other atrioventricular and
unspecified blocks – ATRIOVENTRICULAR BLOCK NOS; Left anterior
beam block; Left posterior beam block; Other beam and
unspecified blocks – Semiblock of the left branch of the NOS
beam; Block of the left branch unspecified);
16. Other conduction
disorders (Right beam block; other blocks of the right branch of
the beam and unspecified – Block of the right branch of the NOS
beam; Bifascicular block; Trifascicular block; Unspecified
intraventricular block – Block of the NOS beam branch; Other
specified heart blocks – Sinoatrial block, sinoauricular block –
excludes nos heart block; Pre-excitation syndrome – Abnormal
atrioventricular excitation, atrioventricular conduction:
accelerated, accessory, preexcitation, Lown-Ganong-Levine
syndrome; Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome; Other conduction
disorders specified – Atrioventricular dissociation,
Dissociation from interference; Unspecified conduction disorders
– NOS heart block, Stokes-Adams syndrome);
17. Cardiac arrest –
excludes cardiogenic shock, which complicates: abortion or molar
or ectopic pregnancy, surgery and obstetrical procedures
(Cardiac arrest with successful resuscitation – excludes sudden
death: NOS, with: conduction disorders, myocardial infarction;
Unspecified cardiac arrest);
18. Paroxysmal tachycardia
– excludes that complicates: abortion or molar or ectopic
pregnancy, NOS tachycardia, surgery and obstetrical procedures
(Ventricular reentry arrhythmia; supraventricular tachycardia –
Paroxysmal tachycardia: atrial, atrioventricular, junctional,
nodal; Ventricular tachycardia; Unspecified paroxysmal
tachycardia – Bouveret syndrome(-Hoffmann));
19. Atrial fibrillation
and flutter;
20. Other cardiac
arrhythmias – excludes NOS bradycardia, which complicates:
abortion or ectopic or molar pregnancy, obstetrical surgery and
procedures, cardiac neonatal dysritmia (Ventricular fibrillation
and flutter; Premature atrial depolarization – Premature atrial
beats; Premature junctional depolarization; Premature
ventricular depolarization; Other premature and unspecified
depolarizations – Ectopic beats, Extrasystoles, Extrasystolic
arrhythmia, Premature: NOS beats, contractions; Sinus disease
syndrome – tachycardia-bradycardia syndrome; Other specified
cardiac arrhythmias – Rhythm disturbances: coronary, ectopic,
nodal sinus; Unspecified cardiac arrhythmia – Arrhythmia
(cardiac) NOS);
21. Heart failure –
excludes that complicates: abortion or molar or ectopic
pregnancy, surgery and obstetrical procedures, due to
hypertension: NOS, with kidney disease, following cardiac
surgery or due to the presence of cardiac prosthies, neonatal
heart failure (Congestive heart failure - Congestive heart
failure - Congestive cardiopathy, Right ventricular failure
(secondary to left heart failure); Left ventricular failure -
Acute edema of the lung with mention of cardiopathy or heart
failure, Acute pulmonary edema with mention of cardiopathy or
heart failure, Cardiac asthma, Left heart failure; Unspecified
heart failure - Heart failure or NOS myocarditis);
22. Complications and
cardiopathies incorrectly described - exclude any of the
previous diseases due to hypertension, with kidney disease,
complications after acute myocardial infarction, when specified
as rheumatic (Acquired septal defect - Acquired septal defect
(old): atrial, auricular, ventricular; Rupture of the tendon
chord unclassified elsewhere; Rupture of the papillary muscle
not classified elsewhere; Intracardiac thrombosis not elsewhere
classified - Thrombosis (old): apical, atrial, auricular,
ventricular; Unspecified myocarditis - Myocardial fibrosis,
Myocarditis: chronic (interstitial), NOS; Myocardial
degeneration - Degeneration of the heart or myocardium: fat,
senile, Myocardium disease; Unspecified cardiovascular disease -
Nos cardiovascular accident - Excludes atherosclerotic
cardiovascular disease so described; Cardiomegaly - Cardiac:
dilation, hypertrophy, Ventricular dilatation; Other ill-defined
heart diseases - carditis (acute) (chronic), Placard (acute)
(chronic); Unspecified cardiopathy);
23. Other cardiopathies in
diseases classified elsewhere - excludes nos cardiovascular
disorders in diseases classified elsewhere (Other cardiopathies
in bacterial diseases classified elsewhere; Other cardiopathies
in other infectious and parasitic diseases classified elsewhere
- Pulmonary cardiopathy in schistosomiasis; Other cardiopathies
in diseases classified elsewhere - Rheumatoid carditis);
G. Diseases of the arteries, arterioles and capillaries:
1. Atherosclerosis – includes arteriosclerosis, arteriosclerosis, arteriosclerotic vascular disease, atheroma, degeneration: arterial, arteriovascular, vascular, deforming or obliterating senile endarteritis: arteritis, endarteritis and excludes: cerebral, coronary, mesenteric, pulmonary (Atherosclerosis of the aorta; Atherosclerosis of the renal artery – Goldblatt kidney – excludes atherosclerosis of renal arterioles);
G. Diseases of the arteries, arterioles and capillaries:
1. Atherosclerosis – includes arteriosclerosis, arteriosclerosis, arteriosclerotic vascular disease, atheroma, degeneration: arterial, arteriovascular, vascular, deforming or obliterating senile endarteritis: arteritis, endarteritis and excludes: cerebral, coronary, mesenteric, pulmonary (Atherosclerosis of the aorta; Atherosclerosis of the renal artery – Goldblatt kidney – excludes atherosclerosis of renal arterioles);
2. Atherosclerosis of the
extremities arteries – Atherosclerotic gangrene, Sclerosis
(middle) Monckeberg (Atherosclerosis of the arteries of the
extremities unspecified; Atherosclerosis of the arteries of the
extremities with intermittent claudication; Atherosclerosis of
the arteries of the extremities with pain at rest;
Atherosclerosis of the arteries of the extremities with
ulceration; Atherosclerosis of the arteries of the extremities
with gangrene; Atherosclerosis of other arteries; Generalized
and unspecified atherosclerosis);
3. Aneurysm and aortic
dissection (Dissection of the aorta – dissecting aneurysm of the
aorta (rupture); Dissection of the aorta unspecified
localization; Dissection of the thoracic aorta; Dissection of
the abdominal aorta; Dissection of the thoraco-abdominal aorta;
Thoracic aneurysm with rupture; Chest aneurysm without mention
of rupture; Abdominal aneurysm with rupture; Abdominal aneurysm
without mention of rupture; Thoraco-abdominal aneurysm with
rupture; Thoraco-abdominal aneurysm without mention of rupture;
Aortic aneurysm with unspecified localization with rupture –
rupture of the NOS aorta; Aortic aneurysm with unspecified
localization without mention of rupture – Aneurysm of the aorta,
Dilatation of the aorta, Hyaline necrosis of the aorta);
4. Other aneurysms –
includes aneurysm (cirsoid) (false) (with rupture) and excludes
aneurysm (al): aorta, arteriovenos: acquired, NOS, cerebral: no
rupture, NOS, with rupture, coronary, heart, pulmonary artery,
retinal, varicose (Aneurysm of the carotid artery; Aneurysm of
the artery of the upper extremities; Aneurysm of the renal
artery; Aneurysm of the iliac artery; Aneurysm of the artery of
the lower extremities; Aneurysm of other specified arteries;
Aneurysm with unspecified localizations);
5. Other peripheral
vascular diseases – exclude inflammation of the limbs due to
exposure to cold (pernio), frostbite, leg and hand of the
trench, spasm of the cerebral artery (Raynaud's syndrome –
Raynaud's syndrome: disease, gangrene, phenomenon (secondary);
Obliterating thrombangeitis (Buerger); Other peripheral vascular
diseases specified – Acrocycyanosis, Acroparesthesia: simple
(Schultze type), vasomotory (type Nothnagel), Erythrocyanosis,
Erythromelalgia; Unspecified peripheral vascular disease –
Intermittent claudication, artery spasm);
6. Embolism and arterial
thrombosis – includes infarction: embolical, thrombotic,
occlusion: embolic, thrombotic and excludes embolism and
thrombosis: basilar, carotid, cerebral, which complicates:
abortion or ectopic or molar pregnancy, pregnancy, birth and
lausia, coronary, mesenteric, precerebral, pulmonary, renal,
retinal, vertebral (Embolism and thrombosis of the abdominal
aorta – Syndrome of aortic bifurcation, Leriche syndrome;
Embolism and thrombosis of other parts of the aorta and
unspecified; Embolism and thrombosis of the arteries of the
upper extremities; Embolism and thrombosis of the arteries of
the lower extremities; Embolism and thrombosis of the arteries
of the extremities unspecified – peripheral arterial embolism;
Embolism and thrombosis of the iliac artery; Embolism and
thrombosis of other arteries; Embolism and thrombosis of some
unspecified arteries);
7. Other diseases of the
arteries and arterioles – excludes the (vascular) disease of
collagen, hypersensitive angeitis, pulmonary artery (acquired
arteriovenous fistula – Varicose vein aneurysm, Acquired
arteriovenous aneurysm – excludes arteriovenous aneurysm NOS,
cerebral, coronary, traumatic (see the lesion of blood vessels
on the body regions); Stenosis of the arteries; Rupture of the
arteries – Arterial erosion, Arterial fistula, Arterial
ulceration – excludes traumatic rupture of the artery (see the
injury of blood vessels on the regions of the body); Arterial
fibromuscular dysplasia; Compression syndrome of the celiac
artery; Necrosis of the artery; Unspecified arteritis – Aortitis
NOS, Endarteritis NOS – excludes arteritis or endarteritis:
aortic arch (Takayasu), cerebral NEC, coronary, giant cell,
obliterating, senile; Other specified disorders of the arteries
and arterioles: Disorders of the unspecified arteries and
arterioles);
8. Diseases of capillaries
(Hereditary hemorrhagic teleangiectasia – Rendu-Osler-Weber's
disease; Non-neoplastic nevi – Nevus: in cobweb, spider, star –
excludes nevus: blue, reddish, hairy, melanocyte, NOS,
pigmented, the color of Porto wine, bloody, strawberry shape,
vascular NOS, verucous; Other diseases of capillaries;
Unspecified capillary disease);
9. Diseases of arteries,
arterioles and capillaries in diseases classified elsewhere
(Aneurysm of the aorta in diseases classified elsewhere –
syphilitic aneurysm of the aorta; Aortitis in diseases
classified elsewhere – syphilitic aortitis; Peripheral
angiopathies in diseases classified elsewhere – exclude
peripheral diabetic angiopathy; Other diseases of the arteries,
arterioles and capillaries in diseases classified elsewhere);
H. Diseases of veins,
lymphatic vessels and lymph nodes not elsewhere classified:
1. Phlebitis and
thrombophlebitis – includes endophlebitis, inflammation of the
vein, periphlebitis, suppurative phlebitis (additional diagnosis
is used to identify the external cause or the drug, if provoked
medicinally) and excludes phlebitis and thrombophlebitis (a):
complicating: abortion or ectopic or molar pregnancy, pregnancy,
birth and lăusia, intracranial or intrarahidian, septic or NOS,
nonpiogenic intracranial, intrachalchial nonpiogenic, porta
(vein), postflebitic syndrome, migratory thrombophlebitis
(Phlebitis and thrombophlebitis of the superficial vessels of
the lower extremities; Phlebitis and thrombophlebitis of the
femoral vein; Phlebitis and thrombophlebitis of other deep
vessels of the lower extremities – thrombosis of a deep NOS
vein; Phlebitis and thrombophlebitis of the lower extremities
unspecified – embolism or thrombosis of the lower extremities
NOS; Phlebitis and thrombophlebitis with other localizations;
Phlebitis and thrombophlebitis with unspecified localization);
2. Thrombosis of the
portal vein – Obstruction (vein) porte – excludes the phlebitis
of the porte vein;
3. Embolism and thrombosis
of other veins – excludes embolism and venous thrombosis (a):
cerebral, complicating: abortion or ectopic or molar pregnancy,
pregnancy, birth and fiddle, coronary, intracranial or
intrarahidal, septic or NOS, nonpiogenic intracranial,
nonpiogenic intrarahidian, lower extremities, mesenteric, port,
pulmonary (Budd-Chiari syndrome; Migratory thrombophlebitis;
Embolism and thrombosis of the cave vein; Embolism and
thrombosis of the renal vein; Embolism and thrombosis of other
specified veins; Embolism and thrombosis of some unspecified
veins – Nos vein embolism, Thrombosis (vein) NOS);
4. Varicose veins of the
lower extremities – excludes complicating pregnancy, wool
(Varicose veins with ulceration of the lower extremities – any
similar condition with ulceration or specified as ulcer,
varicose ulcer (lower extremities any part); Varicose veins with
inflammation of the lower extremities – any condition similar to
inflammation or specified as inflamed, NOS stasis dermatitis;
Varicose veins of the lower extremities with ulceration and
inflammation – any condition similar to ulceration and
inflammation; Varicose veins of the lower extremities without
ulceration or inflammation – Phlebectasis of the lower
extremities (any part) or with unspecified localization,
Varicose veins of the lower extremities (any part) or with
unspecified localization, Varicose veins of the lower
extremities (any part) or with unspecified localization);
5. Hemorrhoids – includes
hemorrhoids (rectal), varicose veins of the anus and rectum and
excludes complicating: birth and fiddle, pregnancy (Thrombosed
internal hemorrhoids; Internal haemorrhoids with other
complications – Internal hemorrhoids: with bleeding, with
prolapse, strangulated, ulcerated; Internal haemorrhoids without
complications – internal Haemorrhoids NOS; External haemorrhoids
with other complications – External hemorrhoids: with bleeding,
with prolapse, strangulated, ulcerated; External haemorrhoids
without complications – nos external hemorrhoids; Residual
haemorrhoidal appendage – Hemorrhoidal appendage of the anus and
rectum; Unspecified thrombosed haemorrhoids – thrombosed
haemorrhoids not specified as internal or external; Hemorrhoids
not specified with other complications – Hemorrhoids not
specified as internal or external: with bleeding, with prolapse,
strangulated, ulcerated; Unspecified haemorrhoids without
complications – NOS hemorrhoids);
6. Esophageal varices
(Esophageal varices with bleeding; Esophageal varices without
bleeding – esophageal varices NOS);
7. Varicose veins with
other localizations – exclude retinal varicose veins, varicose
veins with unspecified localization (Sublingual varicose veins;
Crotal varicose veins – Varicocele; Pelvic varicose veins;
Varicose veins vulvar – excludes complicating childbirth and
childbirth, pregnancy; Gastric varices; Varicose veins with
other specified localizations – Varicose ulcer of the nasal
septum);
8. Other diseases of the
veins (postflebitic syndrome; Compression of the vein – Stenosis
of the vein, cave vein syndrome (lower) (upper) – excludes the
lung; Venous (chronic) insufficiency (peripheral); Other
specified diseases of the veins; Diseases of the unspecified
veins);
9. Unspecified
lymphadenitis – excludes acute lymphadenitis except for
mesenteric glue, enlarged lymph nodes NOS (Nonspecific
mesenteric lymphadenitis – Mesenteric lymphadenitis (acute)
(chronic); Chronic lymphadenitis except for the mesenteric one –
Chronic adenitis, any lymph node except the mesenteric one,
Chronic lymphadenitis, any lymph node except the mesenteric one;
Other nonspecific lymphadenitis; Unspecified nonspecific
lymphadenitis – NOS lymphadenitis);
10. Other non-infectious
diseases of lymphatic vessels and lymph nodes – excludes
chilocel: filarial, vaginal tunic (nonfilarian) NOS, enlarged
lymph nodes NOS, hereditary lymphedema, postmastectomy
lymphedema (Lymphedema not classified elsewhere – Lymphangiasia;
lymphangitis – Lymphangitis: chronic, NOS, subacute – excludes
acute lymphangitis; Other specified non-infectious diseases of
lymphatic vessels and lymph nodes – Chilocel (nonfilarial),
Lipomelanotic reticulosis; Disorders of unspecified lymphatic
vessels and lymph nodes – Nos lymphatic vessel disorders);
I. Other diseases of the
circulatory system and unspecified:
1. Hypotension – excludes
cardiovascular collapse, maternal hypotensive syndrome,
nonspecific decrease in blood pressure NOS (Idiopathic
hypotension, Orthostatic hypotension – Postural hypotension –
excludes neurogenic orthostatic hypotension (Shy-Drager);
Hypotension due to medications (additional diagnosis is used for
the external cause to identify the drug); Other hypotension –
chronic hypotension; Unspecified hypotension);
2. Postprocedural
disorders of the circulatory system not classified elsewhere –
excludes procedural shock (postcardiotomy syndrome; Other
functional disorders after cardiac surgery – Heart failure after
cardiac surgery or due to the presence of cardiac prostesis,
Functional incapacity of the heart after cardiac surgery or due
to the presence of cardiac prostesis; Lymphedema syndrome after
mastectomy – Elephantiase due to mastectomy, Obliteration of
lymphatic vessels due to mastectomy; Other postprocedural
disorders of the circulatory system not elsewhere classified;
Postprocedural disorders of the unspecified circulatory system);
3. Other diseases of the
circulatory system in diseases classified elsewhere
(Cardiovascular syphilis – late congenital cardiovascular
syphilis; Cardiovascular diseases in other infectious and
parasitic diseases classified elsewhere – cardiovascular lesions
of the pinta (carats); Esophageal varices in diseases classified
elsewhere – esophageal varices in: liver diseases,
schistosomiasis; Esophageal varices in diseases classified
elsewhere without bleeding; Esophageal varices in diseases
classified elsewhere with bleeding; Other specific diseases of
the circulatory system in diseases classified elsewhere);
4. Other diseases of the
circulatory system and unspecified.
Note The new medicine: How
simple is the heart treated by allopathic medicine...
For the new medicine the
heart is the center of all the components of the body, the one
in which all this resonates and in which the heart is present
with its resonance and activity.
Between the seven oriental
chackre, the heart is in the middle, making the connection,
being the fulcrum, the cornerstone between the three lower
chakras, "of matter and the aspirations connected with it", and
the higher ones, "of the soul and the aspirations related to
it". She is both yin and yang, both feminine and masculine, both
mental and emotional, both material and spriritual.
From the energetic point
of view, the heart, being the point of balance of the material
and spiritual lives, it is a kind of point of synchronization of
the rotation of the two energetic manifestations.
Thus, when a major
desynchronization occurs between the two rotations (presences –
material and spiritual), the sensation arises that the heart
breaks, will break or that the heart is not solid enough, both
in its own sense and figuratively.
The individual with these
problems perceives that he has a very strong mentality but does
not know how to manage his emotions or, conversely, has a very
weak mentality but manages his emotions well. In direct
language, he sits well mentally but suffocates or accepts
emotions and, conversely, sits "badly" at the mental but leaves
emotions free to manifest... Or, it is strong in the material
but weak in the spiritual or is weak in the mental but is strong
in the spiritual, both variants clearly revealing the
imbalance...
Interestingly, isn't it?!?
Especially since, in both cases, not balancing, either
personally or due to the social environment, the person will
feel the criticism, the self-respect will be afgected either
from an inrtern or external source, the conclusion being quite
invariable that he is in a kind of prison from which he has no
chance of escape ...
Returning to the "proper"
heart (ample details about each diagnosis of the new medicine
will come at the right time, like possible therapeutic
participations in the efforts of authorized, classical doctors),
it symbolizes the house and represents love (emotion, human
capacity to love, possibly to empathize), joy, vitality and
safety.
Perhaps for this reason,
heart problems often come from lack of love, from sadness, from
buried emotions that "keep appearing on the surface". This
includes secret, impossible loves, family love wasted on
conflicts... So, as a kind of general descriptive line, it is
about the heart hardened by past wounds (wounds with a personal
intensity, of their own, without the possibility of generalizing
on human groups).
Wounds that obviously
unconsciously suffocate the child from the inside and prevent
him from manifesting his joy of living, that unconsciousness
easily assimilated with the permanent optimism, characteristic
of any child (normal).
It is also in the direction of cardiovascular problems that stress obviously acts... People who present such conditions are those who have come to conclude that life is hard, stressful, and it is a struggle that is given second by second, the person feeling more like a kind of survivor, or in which she believes that only the effort (or effort) of the staff will be rewarded.
It is also in the direction of cardiovascular problems that stress obviously acts... People who present such conditions are those who have come to conclude that life is hard, stressful, and it is a struggle that is given second by second, the person feeling more like a kind of survivor, or in which she believes that only the effort (or effort) of the staff will be rewarded.
The main manifestation of
this imbalance is heart failure that signals that the individual
sees more and more emphatically that his life would be a failure
(or has no other chance) and how incompetent he sees himself as
an individual (if you yourself see yourself as such, what to ask
of those around you).
The requirements for
adapting to the rhythm of those around you are also a great
generator of stress. This state attracts restlessness,
excitement, anguish, causing global feelings that no limits of
action can be set...
Perhaps, therefore, cardiac pain does not appear only as an indicator of the fact that the individual is pointlessly clinging to something or someone, but also due to a mode of functioning of the predominantly sympathetic vegetative system (insecurity is one of the essential factors of the predominantly sympathetic
functioning). This mode of operation obviously also attracts the perception of the state of putrefanic, major inner tension.
Perhaps, therefore, cardiac pain does not appear only as an indicator of the fact that the individual is pointlessly clinging to something or someone, but also due to a mode of functioning of the predominantly sympathetic vegetative system (insecurity is one of the essential factors of the predominantly sympathetic
functioning). This mode of operation obviously also attracts the perception of the state of putrefanic, major inner tension.
We must not forget that
the state of stress "associated" with cardiac imbalance puts a
great deal of pressure on the thymus, the gland responsible for
the production of "T" cells of the immune system that is often
canceled.
This favors inflammations,
most often viral, of the heart shell (pericardium) that
obviously has the role of protecting the heart (not only to
achieve a delimitation).
The most "perceptible"
heart condition that occurs against the background of the
deficient immune system is myocarditis (inflammation of the
heart muscle, of the myocardium, of which I mentioned something
and at the balance of the chakras), being one of the main causes
of sudden death in the case of children and young people who
made sudden effort, in adults being "only" about an acute heart
deficiency.
Thus, pericarditis occurs in situations where the heart is attacked, both literally and figuratively.
Thus, pericarditis occurs in situations where the heart is attacked, both literally and figuratively.
Whatever the medical
training, we all know that viral diseases do not have real
treatment but only allopathic, quite "associable" with the
affections "figuratively"...
Here everything starts,
from the point of view of the new medicine, from the fear for
one's own heart but also for someone else's heart, from the
fears that arise in the case of such considerations (related to
one's own heart, to one's own body, to one's own feelings,
including those presented in the case of another person).
From here, quickly, one
arrives at considerations about one's own territory, with
material representation and/or representation in one's own
person and/or the "people who matter"...
So, the heart must be
"viewed", first of all, as a signaling element of major
imbalances in terms of attitude towards oneself...
Both materially and
spiritually... The balance of the chakras presented above
indicates that we are not allowed to give a "superior"
importance to any of the types of "existence" of the individual.
So the heart needs love
and peace. Life is made to be viewed with the attitude of a
child, with openness, joy, curiosity and enthusiasm, even if the
affective needs, for example, are unfulfilled, with the "heart"
open to appreciate each gesture, each experience of the
individual life.
And now a few words about
blood, before I
Looking at the human body
like a machine, we discover that the blood, through its
circulation, ensures the transport of the substances "here and
there"... It transports oxygen, nutrients, immune action
elements, hormones but also useless metabolism products,
regardless of their nature (well, and many, many more)...
I will customize, briefly, on the transport of nutrients... To work well, a car needs a good fuel, which will circulate freely throughout the body of the car (with as few "impurities" as possible, since obviously it will affect the engine, the heart... or something else)...
I will customize, briefly, on the transport of nutrients... To work well, a car needs a good fuel, which will circulate freely throughout the body of the car (with as few "impurities" as possible, since obviously it will affect the engine, the heart... or something else)...
For this reason, it is
precisely because of this balance that it is important. The
cleaner it is, the more adapted to the requirements of the body,
the more it symbolizes the joy of living, the thirst for life,
reflecting, in fact, the general balance of the coponents of the
machine, the body... Red blood cells (red blood cells) carry
oxygen, life, action, white blood cells (leukocytes) defend the
body from intruders, representing the personality, the state of
the circulatory system reflects the desire to evolve, etc. For
example, a bad circulation, deficient, etc. indicate that the
desire for evolution, love and others assimilable to the desire
to live, to evolve, are inhibited, canceled or "countered"
(through conflict situations).
The most common conflicts are those represented by those with a family member (especially mother, first place, and father, later intervening members of the "clan", of the "blood line"), all starting from the intimate connection through the umbilical cord through which the individual receives the mother's blood with everything it contains... Thus, the individual feels alien to the "blood connection", perhaps he does not get involved enough, especially at the affective level, in his own family, etc. Through direct connection we reach the blood vessels, which are the means of manifesting the qualities of the desire to wear, of love, the blood vessels being connected to everything that means life ...
So, the blood vessels indicate, without a doubt, the level of involvement in one's own life or in the lives of others...
The most common conflicts are those represented by those with a family member (especially mother, first place, and father, later intervening members of the "clan", of the "blood line"), all starting from the intimate connection through the umbilical cord through which the individual receives the mother's blood with everything it contains... Thus, the individual feels alien to the "blood connection", perhaps he does not get involved enough, especially at the affective level, in his own family, etc. Through direct connection we reach the blood vessels, which are the means of manifesting the qualities of the desire to wear, of love, the blood vessels being connected to everything that means life ...
So, the blood vessels indicate, without a doubt, the level of involvement in one's own life or in the lives of others...
And, in direct relation to
those presented above, nervous tension (the imbalance, the
conflict between the "physical world" and the "spiritual world")
will immediately also attract an increase in tension in the
blood vessels, either by direct, arterial manifestation or by
indirect, venous manifestation.
I think you have understood what's next, at least on the path of classical medicine, if not that of the new medicine...
I think you have understood what's next, at least on the path of classical medicine, if not that of the new medicine...
Dorin, Merticaru