Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Medicine/Dermatology task force/Missing articles/Archive 1

Don't forget

If you add a unique article or redirect, remember to also add it to the list of cutaneous conditions. ---kilbad (talk) 02:56, 26 August 2009 (UTC)

Ah, yes :) Fvasconcellos (t·c) 03:54, 26 August 2009 (UTC)

Z

(This was originally posted on the dermatology task force talk page, but I moved it here due to being more appropriate). Here is the list that needs creating/redirecting or simply ignoring. I am not sure as what to do with it but will leave to your judgment:

• Soft Tissue Augmentation --> (I got to that page via: Zyplast, Zyderm I & Zyderm II)
• zosteriform speckled lentiginous nevus
• zosteriform metastasis
• zonisamide, hypohidrosis; hypohidrosis zonisamide; zonisamide, anhidrosis; anhidrosis zonisamide (all redirect to one place?)
• zirconium salts --> Redirect to Zirconium?
• Zincaband --> Redirect to "Dressings?" in relation to dermatology.
• zinc dermatosis?

Here are my redirects (I need to figure out a way of further classifying some?)

• Linear and whorled nevoid ‎
• Zebra-line hyperpigmentation
• Zimmermann-Laband syndrome ‎
• Laband Zimmermann syndrome ‎
• Zinsser-Engman-Cole syndrome
• Ziprkowski-Margolis syndrome

I will place the ones that are appropriate on your list and that is that.

Will do another letter some other day hehe!

So apart from the above, the letter Z is taken care of. Cheers!Calaka (talk) 08:34, 27 August 2009 (UTC)

Only 25 to go. Lәo_(βǃʘʘɱ) 08:39, 27 August 2009 (UTC)

Zonisamide, hypohidrosis et al. don't merit redirects in my humble opinion. Instead, a note should be added to the "Side effects" section of the Zonisamide article. Fvasconcellos (t·c) 14:54, 27 August 2009 (UTC)

• I spent some time reviewing Z today, just to see how we are doing, and I think you all are doing a great job! I just thought I would mention one thing so that our efforts continue to improve the derm content here on Wikipedia. When adding a new unique disease synonym to Wikipedia, make sure to do the following three things:

• (1) Add the synonym to the list of cutaneous conditions
• (2) Create a redirect with a category (as per WP:DERM:CAT)
• (3) Add the synonym, with a citation, to the beginning of the actual article

• At this point, I think Z looks good, so I think we can continue to move on to the other letters. Thanks again for all your help! ---kilbad (talk) 18:41, 28 August 2009 (UTC)

X

Articles currently missing are:

• xanthelasmoidal mastocytosis
• xanthoma striatum palmare
• X Dendranthemacultivars - redirect to chrysanthemums?
• xenon chloride lasers
• Xenopsyllaspp. - does this refer to Xenopsylla cheopis?
• Xeomin - redirect to Botulinum toxin?
• Xeroform dressings - related to bismuthtribromophenate (I think)
• X-linked dominant chondrodysplasia
• X-linked hyper-IgM syndrome
• X-linked hypogammaglobulinemia - listed by Bolognia as "X-linked hypogammaglobulinemia, differential diagnosis"
• X-linked neutropenia - redirect to Primary_immunodeficiency#Phagocyte_disorders redirected to Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome
• X-linked reticulate pigmentary disorder

The redirects, for the most part, are suggested by Bolognia with "See foo". The one exception is X-linked neutropenia, which is listed under Primary_immunodeficiency#Phagocyte_disorders, found through the search results. I'll proceed to make the redirects unless anyone has any objections. I guess it should be noted that I really lack any specific medical knowledge; I'm just here to help out. Lәo_(βǃʘʘɱ) 03:02, 28 August 2009 (UTC)

• I think some of the x-linked items may need their own articles. I will try to work on those topics today. ---kilbad (talk) 19:57, 28 August 2009 (UTC)

• I have looked through X and am satisfied with the work we have done. What do you all think? Can we move on to the next letter? Thanks again. ---kilbad (talk) 20:43, 28 August 2009 (UTC)

Larger letters might need more coordination between members; micromanagement between the specific subsections of each letter? Lәo_(βǃʘʘɱ) 21:34, 28 August 2009 (UTC)

Yeah, I think micromanagement between the specific subsections of each letter is a good idea. ---kilbad (talk) 01:53, 30 August 2009 (UTC)

Y

• Yellow lessions (and subsequently black, blue, green, red lessions etc. etc.) basically lists the colour that the diseases present as. Should such information be somehow incorporated into the diseases themselves (e.g. Benign melanocytic neoplasms and melanoma are distinguished by their black colouration?)
• Yellowtail moth (Hylesia metabus) (adult female), H. alinda) - Different from Yellow-tail. It is located in Venezuela (including the port of Caripito) with it's clinical relevance being the Caripito itch.
• Yemenite deaf-blind hypopigmentation syndrome - Autosomal dominant - Associated with the gene: SRY-related HMG-box gene 10 SOX10 - Locus is 22q13, OMIM numbers are: 601706, 602229.
• Secondary cutaneous vasculitis - Perhaps a redirect should go to Cutaneous small-vessel vasculitis and have a mention that the Yersinia species are involved with it (among among things according to page 351)?
• Eccrine sweating - Redirect to Eccrine sweat glands?

Note that two above do not start with the letter Y but were found within the Y index. All the other items in the letter Y have been taken care of or were already present on Wikipedia.

Cheers!Calaka (talk) 12:19, 29 August 2009 (UTC)

• Ok, I have looked through Y, and I think we have done a good job. Which letter should we move onto next? How about Q? ---kilbad (talk) 04:06, 30 August 2009 (UTC)

Q sounds good. Lәo_(βǃʘʘɱ) 04:51, 30 August 2009 (UTC)

Q

I have already done some work on Q. Perhaps someone could review that section and see if we need any additional stubs/redirects? ---kilbad (talk) 04:52, 30 August 2009 (UTC)

Here is my overview of Q:

• 18q deletion syndrome - Is only mentioned as a syndrome but no other mention to it in the book. Might require external sources for more info.
• Optical penetration depth - Redirect to penetration depth?
• Quality-of-life impact - Redirect to Quality of life?
• quasidominant inheritance, pseudodominant inheritance, pseudodominance inheritance and quasidominance inheritance should all link to Pseudodominance. But that article needs a reference so maybe it can get fixed up now?
• Quinaband - A "paste dressing" (along with: Calaband, Ichthaband, Steripaste, Tarband, Zincaband (Seton), Viscopaste PB7 (Smith & Nephew). Should the disambig seton include zincaband? Should all of this just be redirected to bandage?

Cheers!Calaka (talk) 13:31, 31 August 2009 (UTC)

I think Optical penetration depth is different than penetration depth. The first deals with eyesight and such (I assume, with the "optical" bit. I'll have to check the book to confirm or disprove this) and the second is about electromagnetic radiation. Lәo_(βǃʘʘɱ) 18:27, 31 August 2009 (UTC)

• I am going to cross Q off if nobody objects? ---kilbad (talk) 13:36, 1 September 2009 (UTC)

None by me. My assumption is that once a list has been looked through and any missing articles/redirects/etc. have been either taken care of or posted her for others to tackle then the letter can be crossed off.Calaka (talk) 09:03, 2 September 2009 (UTC)

Perhaps we can hold off on crossing letters off until all the redirects/stubs have been created. ---kilbad (talk) 12:11, 2 September 2009 (UTC)

M

Here's what's missing starting with M:

• macular purpura
• Madelung's disease->Lipomatosis
• (MAGIC) syndrome
• makassar ebony dermatitis
• malar erythema
• malignant subcutaneous infiltrates
• mask burn
• maternal autoimmune bullous disease
• mechanical irritant dermatitis
• mechanic's hand change
• mefenamic acid-induced pseudoporphyria
• Meige lymphedema
• melanogenesis (currently a redirect to melanocyte)
• melanoma-associated leukoderma
• melomental folds
• mercaptopropionylglycine-induced lichen planus
• mesalamine-induced lichen planus
• metageria
• methycran-induced lichen planus
• methylamphetamine-induced pruritus
• methyldopa-induced lichen planus
• MIDAS syndrome
• mid-dermal elastolysis
• midline lesions
• migratory circinate erythema
• Milia en plaque
• misoprostol-induced aplasia cutis congenita
• molluscum pendulum
• Mondor's syndrome of superficial thrombophlebitis
• monocytotrophic ehrlichiosis
• morbilliform eruption
• morphea en coup de sabre
• morpheaform plaques
• morpheaform/sclerodermoid inflammatory syndromes
• morsicatio buccarum
• mosaic bullous congenital ichthyosiform erythroderma
• moulin atrophoderma linearis
• mucinous nevus
• mucopolysaccharidosage
• Mukamel syndrome
• müllerian cyst, cutaneous = ciliated cyst of vulva
• multinucleate cell angiohistocytoma
• multiple epidermal/sebaceous nevi
• multiple pterygium syndrome
• Munro's microabscesses
• mushroom worker's disease = flagellate mushroom dermatitis
• mycotic sycosis
• myxoid lipoblastoma

Question about adding synonyms to the list: are they to be added wikilinked in the main listing, or in parentheses after the preferred name? Sasata (talk) 05:54, 31 August 2009 (UTC)

• Generally, with diseases that are known by more than one name, if none of those names are found in the list, then add one of the names to the list as a link (I try to use the most common name/preferred name for the link; though this can be a somewhat subjective choice) followed by the remaining synonyms in an alphabetized parenthetical without linking. So, the format is: Some Disease (Synonym 1, Synonym 2, etc). Does that make sense? Also, again, though the synonyms are not made links in the list, they should have redirects created with categories (see above discussions). ---kilbad (talk) 12:21, 31 August 2009 (UTC)

U

• double tangent advancement flaps is the same as U-flap and should be redirected to "Flap" but in relation to medicine (I do not think the disambig page has it?).
• Kangri ulcer - Tibetan. While we are looking at the same sentence, there is also: Peat fire cancer on the shins of women and Japanese Kairo cancer.
• postsclerotherapy ulcer
• Ullrich disease - Associated with collagen VI (deficiency of Collagen 6 perhaps?), genes: COL6A1, COL6A2, OMIM: #254090, Symptoms:Puffy skin, distal joint hypermobility, muscular dystrophy.
• Ulnar-mammary syndrome (Have a redirect to article without the hyphens?) - It is a Digital anomaly (Specifically an Ectrodactyly or Polydactyly.
• Epidermal hyperplasia - Due to ultraviolet radiation exposure. Not sure if it needs its own article or to be placed somehwere else (a mention in Hyperplasia perhaps?)
• Photocarcinogenesis - "UV-Induced Tumor Formation."
• Ultraviolet therapy - Book says to refer to Light therapy but I am not sure about this.
• Umbilical lesion and Periumbilical lesion - Redirect to Skin lesion?
• Undermining scissors - Specific surgical instrument. Redirect to surgical scissors?
• Unilateral palmoplantar verrucous nevus - The text is a bit unclear about this?
• Unna-Thost keratoderma - Redirect to: Diffuse nonepidermolytic palmoplantar keratoderma?
• Upper extremity lesions - Not sure whether this should be made into some sort of list or something?
• Upper gum show - Perhaps this should go to Wiktionary?
• Uranium dermatosis - Basically exposure to Uranium on the (?)skin(?)? Leads to Lung cancer.
• Erich Urbach - See this: "Lipoid proteinosis was first described by Siebenmann in 1908. Twenty years later, on the basis of histologic findings, it was established as a distinct entity by two Viennese physicians, Erich Urbach, a dermatologist, and Camillo Wiethe, an otorhinolaryngologist.
• Urethral caruncle - Benign cysts of genital region.
• Uroplectes lineatus - Clinically important scorpion from Africa (along with Parabuthus granulatus, P. capensis and P. transvaalicus), noted for having a fat tail and being highly toxic.
• Uroporphyrin - Stated as a type of Porphyrin but Uroporphyrins (so plural of the word) redirects to Uroporphyrinogen hence I am confused with this one.
• Cholestatic pruritus - I am guessing there might be an article already on Wikipedia about this but on a very similar sounding name (Cholestoral Pruitus or something?)

A big section in relation to Urticaria (I am guessing much just needs to be redirected but best to double check for sub pages):

• adrenergic urticaria
• aquagenic urticaria
• cholinergic urticaria
• acute urticaria
• chronic urticaria also known as Ordinary urticaria
• angioedema
• contact urticaria
• physical urticarias
• urticarial syndromes
• urticarial vasculitis
• drug-induced urticaria
• localized heat contact urticaria (Hyphenated version as a redirect maybe?)
• delayed pressure urticaria
• dermographism
• vibratory angioedema
• mast cell-dependent urticaria
• mast cell-independent urticaria
• pruritus in urticaria
• solar urticaria
• cold exposure urticaria
• heat exposure urticaria
• stress exposure urticaria
• toxin-mediated urticaria
• erythema multiforme
• Urticarial allergic eruption - Annular or gyrate urticarial plaques that persist >24 hours; histologically more cellular than urticaria
• Urticarial dermatoses - Text emphasises a distinction from Urticaria.
• Urticaria-like follicular mucinosis - There is a paragraph of this in the text
• UVA1 phototherapy
• UVA protection
• UVB phototherapy
• Renal pruritus - Redirect to Uric pruritus Uremic pruritus?
• UV-sensitive syndrome (UVsS) - Clinical features: Fewer than 10 patients reported to date. Photosensitivity, solar lentigines; otherwise normal. Autosomal recessive. Photo-Photosensitivity. There is more descriptions in the table provided.

That finishes of U.Calaka (talk) 11:49, 1 September 2009 (UTC)

Done with "U" ---kilbad (talk) 21:08, 3 November 2009 (UTC)

K

• Alginate (dressing)- Another form of "dressing" (darn it, who knew there were so many varieties and brands of bandaids!) - Examples include: Algiderm, AlgiSite, Fibracol Plus, Kaltostat and Sorbsan.
• colloid bodies, cytoid bodies, hyaline bodies, Kamino bodies (in Spitz nevus) or Civatte bodies - (Not sure if all of these are the same pink blobs that appear under a microscope).
• Kang cancer - Chinese, sleeping on coal-fire heated bricks.
• Keloid morphea - AKA Nodular morphea
• acne-induced keloid or keloid acne-induced
• keratin 16 mosaicism
• Keratin defect or Keratin disorder - Should this be made into a list? Or better yet redirect to Keratin disease?
• Familial liver cirrhosis
• Meesmann juvenile epithelial corneal dystrophy - There is an article for this but I am not sure where to put it on the big list and what cat to put on it (and it's subsequent redirects)

• What chapter of the book is it in? ---kilbad (talk) 20:25, 5 September 2009 (UTC)

• Keratin intermediate filaments
• Keratinizing metaplasia - Somehow related to vitamin A deficiency?
• Keratinocyte-extracellular matrix adhesion defect - Massive list there, subclassified by molecular defect and then subsequent disease (very big table).
• Keratinocyte-matrix interactions
• Keratinocyte stem cells
• Keratin pearl
• non-melanoma skin cancer (it says see also Immunomodulator
• Keratocyst - Not sure if it is the same as Keratocystic odontogenic tumour

This is it for now, I am up to Keratoderma.Calaka (talk) 11:10, 5 September 2009 (UTC)

You have all been doing a great job. However, in addition to making redlinks though, perhaps you all could help create these redlink redirects/stibs? I just feel there are too many for one person to take on... ---kilbad (talk) 20:24, 5 September 2009 (UTC)

HAHA! I was actually thinking, boy Kilbad is very generous in creating all the articles we find for him! :) But nah, my plan was to have all the red links down, then to attempt them. Whenever I see articles already here and all is needed is a redirect I usually go for it and only leave the ones I am unsure of. As for creating articles that there is no info on, I would give it a go, but I am not an expert in this field so maybe if someone with expertise can check my articles creations just to make sure I did it right then that would go a lot better (when time permits that is hehe). Cheers!Calaka (talk) 05:00, 6 September 2009 (UTC)

W

I think I have finished W. Does someone want to spot check me, and then cross it out? ---kilbad (talk) 17:02, 7 September 2009 (UTC)

Sure. Fvasconcellos (t·c) 23:02, 8 September 2009 (UTC)

I

• Ichthyosis prematurity syndrome
• Ichthyosis-sclerosing cholangitis syndrome

Bojilov (talk) 03:21, 10 November 2009 (UTC)

T

Ok, I am done with the first of the six sections of T. ---kilbad (talk) 20:45, 11 December 2009 (UTC)

F

• I guess that "Faaceae" is a misspelling of fabaceae?
• Altrough the face article is not missing it is shamefully short. It should contain much more anatomy, sections about "arterial supply", "venous supply", "fascial planes" and "face lesions".
• Facial aging
• The Facial symmetry article does not mention anything about the treatment of "facial asymmetry". Botolinium toxin etc.
• Is there more facial nerve blocks than Inferior alveolar nerve anaesthesia, Retrobulbar_block and peribulbar block?
• Factitious dermatitis is an one-liner. Maybe it could be a bigger section in the Factitious_disorder article.

More will come... Åkebråke (talk) 20:37, 16 December 2009 (UTC)

Thank you for your help. I think the block articles could be merged if you want to. ---kilbad (talk) 00:22, 18 December 2009 (UTC)

At first I thought that they should be merged, but now I am not sure, Inferior alveolar nerve anaesthesia is for dental procedures, but Retrobulbar_block is for eye surgery. Åkebråke (talk) 13:47, 19 December 2009 (UTC)

• An expansion about "familial cutaneous and mucosal venous malformations" in Telangiectasia#Congenital_causes.
• Familial dysbetalipoproteinemia says nothing about the cutaneous symptoms of the disease.
• familial glomangiomatosis
• Familial hypertriglyceridemia is an one-liner.
• Familial_partial_lipodystrophy is an one-liner.

Åkebråke (talk) 13:47, 19 December 2009 (UTC)

Bolognia push update

Thank you all for your help on the Bolognia push. We have made a lot of progress, and I just wanted to take this opportunity to thank the community. ---kilbad (talk) 02:44, 22 December 2009 (UTC)

Kawasaki disease

Kawasaki disease is throwing me for a loop. I see a few potential groups it can go into (Autoinflammatory, Erythemas, maybe like SJD drug related); however, the one I feel is best doesn't exist: Category:Cardiocutaneous. any suggestions? Calmer Waters 20:07, 24 December 2009 (UTC)

It is already in the list under "vascular-related." ---kilbad (talk) 20:09, 24 December 2009 (UTC)

Search the list for Kawasaki's disease. Hope that helps! ---kilbad (talk) 20:10, 24 December 2009 (UTC)

T update

I am on section 5/6 of the letter T. ---kilbad (talk) 14:46, 16 December 2009 (UTC)

Ok, I am halfway through the last section of T, just FYI. ---kilbad (talk) 17:31, 20 December 2009 (UTC)

T is done ---kilbad (talk) 03:56, 5 January 2010 (UTC)

K update

I have finished with the keratodermas, I think, and am into the second, and final, section of K. Once I finish K I will move back to S. How is everyone else doing? ---kilbad (talk) 03:54, 5 January 2010 (UTC)

S update

I am on section 1/6 for the letter S, just FYI. ---kilbad (talk) 21:25, 23 December 2009 (UTC)

I have now finished the massive first section (1/6) of S. ---kilbad (talk) 17:02, 7 January 2010 (UTC)

Done with 2/6 of S ---kilbad (talk) 06:41, 19 January 2010 (UTC)

Done with 3/6 of S ---kilbad (talk) 04:18, 25 January 2010 (UTC)

4/6 done ---kilbad (talk) 22:06, 25 January 2010 (UTC)

Done with S! ---kilbad (talk) 22:31, 31 January 2010 (UTC)

Clouston's hidrotic ectodermal dysplasia

Please remind me as to which area a disease process should go when it is classified within two. In early 2009, Clouston's hidrotic ectodermal dysplasia was categorized as Category:Genodermatoses, while its synonym Clouston syndrome was categorized as Category:Papulosquamous hyperkeratotic skin diseases. Bolognia haves it under Diffuse keratodermas, so that is also where I placed it under the list. My question is: if a disorder falls into two categories, does it go into both categories on the List of cutaneous conditions? Calmer Waters 13:59, 20 January 2010 (UTC)

• Thanks for the question, and you persistent effort to carefully edit dermatology-related content. A disease should only be listed once in the list of cutaneous conditions. A synonym should also only be listed once, unless the term has been used to describe several different conditions. Conditions and unique redirects may be categorized into multiple subcategories of Category:Cutaneous conditions if appropriate. Therefore, with that being stated, hidrotic ectodermal dysplasia should only be listed once in the list of cutaneous conditions, but the article and unique synonyms may be categorized under both Category:Genodermatoses and Category:Papulosquamous hyperkeratotic skin diseases. Does that make sense? ---kilbad (talk) 16:15, 20 January 2010 (UTC)

• Makes sense. Those little PPKs I tell you :) Thanks again kilbad. Calmer Waters 16:40, 20 January 2010 (UTC)

• The PPK's are brutal... no doubt about it! ---kilbad (talk) 23:42, 20 January 2010 (UTC)

Update on Section R

I have finished the first 1/4 sections of the letter R. ---kilbad (talk) 01:46, 9 February 2010 (UTC)

Section 2/4 finished. ---kilbad (talk) 04:51, 15 February 2010 (UTC)

R is complete ---kilbad (talk) 03:43, 25 February 2010 (UTC)

Update on Section P

I have finished the first 1/12 sections of the letter P. ---kilbad (talk) 03:43, 25 February 2010 (UTC)

• Section 2/12 of letter P complete. ---kilbad (talk) 00:39, 1 March 2010 (UTC)
• Section 3/12 done.. ---kilbad (talk) 01:14, 4 March 2010 (UTC)
• Section 4/12 done... ---kilbad (talk) 23:06, 17 March 2010 (UTC)
• Section 5/12 done.... ---kilbad (talk) 23:52, 17 March 2010 (UTC)
• Section 6/12 done..... ---kilbad (talk) 18:54, 28 March 2010 (UTC)
• Section 7/12 done...... ---kilbad (talk) 20:11, 28 March 2010 (UTC)
• Section 8/12 done....... ---kilbad (talk) 01:39, 4 April 2010 (UTC)
• Section 9/12 done........ ---kilbad (talk) 17:57, 11 April 2010 (UTC)
• Section 10/12 done........ ---kilbad (talk) 20:30, 11 April 2010 (UTC)

The letter P is done! ---kilbad (talk) 18:46, 16 April 2010 (UTC)

Update on Section O

• Section 1/3 done. ---kilbad (talk) 20:36, 30 April 2010 (UTC)
• Letter O is now done! ---kilbad (talk) 00:41, 3 May 2010 (UTC)

Update on Section N

• Section 1/4 done. ---kilbad (talk) 16:03, 3 June 2010 (UTC)
• Section 2/4 done. ---kilbad (talk) 21:05, 8 June 2010 (UTC)
• Section 3/4 done. ---kilbad (talk) 05:32, 12 June 2010 (UTC)
• Letter N now done! ---kilbad (talk) 05:48, 12 June 2010 (UTC)

Update on Section M

• Section 1/7 done. ---kilbad (talk) 01:45, 19 June 2010 (UTC)
• Section 2/7 done. ---kilbad (talk) 20:31, 9 July 2010 (UTC)
• Section 3/7 done. ---kilbad (talk) 15:25, 19 July 2010 (UTC)
• Section 4/7 done. ---kilbad (talk) 15:12, 5 August 2010 (UTC)
• Section 5/7 done. ---kilbad (talk) 20:17, 20 August 2010 (UTC)
• Sections 6 and 7/7 done! ---kilbad (talk) 21:04, 21 August 2010 (UTC)

The following is an archived discussion concerning redirect creation. Please do not modify it.

Note: repeating lines are from the original data. They appear represent the normalisation of valid variants.

ICD Redirects

A

1. A06.700: Cutaneous amoebiasis
2. A06.700: Cutaneous amebiasis
3. A06.810: Amoebic balanitis
4. A06.810: Amoebic balanitis
5. A18.410: Tuberculous abscess
6. A18.410: Tuberculosis cutis primaria
7. A18.420: Lupus vulgaris
8. A18.422: Lupus vulgaris tumidus
9. A18.424: Tuberculous ulcer
10. A18.430: Lupus mutilans
11. A18.440: Warty tuberculosis
12. A18.450: Tuberculosis fungosa serpiginosa
13. A18.460: Metastatic tuberculous ulcer
14. A18.462: Scrofuloderma
15. A18.462: Tuberculosis cutis colliquativa
16. A18.470: Tuberculide
17. A18.472: Nodular tuberculide
18. A18.472: Nodular tuberculide
19. A18.476: Papulonecrotic tuberculide
20. A18.476: Papulonecrotic tuberculide
21. A18.480: Erythema nodosum due to tuberculosis
22. A18.482: Bazin's disease
23. A18.482: Erythema induratum due to tuberculosis
24. A18.484: Lichen scrofulosorum
25. A18.486: Tuberculous gumma
26. A18.490: Cutaneous tuberculosis
27. A21.900: Cutaneous involvement tularaemia
28. A22.000: Cutaneous anthrax
29. A22.000: Cutaneous anthrax
30. A22.000: Malignant pustule
31. A23.900: Brucellosis of skin
32. A24.300: Melioidosis of the skin
33. A25.000: Spirillum minor rat-bite fever
34. A25.000: Sodoku
35. A25.110: Haverhill fever
36. A25.110: Streptobacillary rat-bite fever
37. A25.110: Streptobacillary rat-bite fever
38. A26.000: Erysipeloid
39. A27.010: Canicola fever
40. A27.010: Leptospirosis icterohaemorrhagica
41. A27.010: Weil's disease
42. A27.900: Cutaneous involvement leptospirosis
43. A28.010: Cutaneous involvement pasteurella multocida infection
44. A28.100: Cat scratch fever (Bartonella henselae)
45. A28.110: benign Lymphoreticulosis
46. A28.110: Benign lymphoreticulosis
47. A30.000: Indeterminate leprosy
48. A30.100: Tuberculoid leprosy
49. A30.200: Borderline tuberculoid leprosy
50. A30.200: Borderline tuberculoid leprosy
51. A30.300: Midborderline leprosy
52. A30.400: Borderline lepromatous leprosy
53. A30.400: Borderline lepromatous leprosy
54. A30.500: Lepromatous leprosy
55. A30.510: Diffuse lepromatous leprosy
56. A30.810: Dimorphic leprosy
57. A30.820: Erythema nodosum leprosum
58. A30.830: Lucio leprosy
59. A30.830: Lucio leprosy
60. A30.840: Lucio phenomenon
61. A30.870: Lepra reaction type 1
62. A30.872: Upgrading lepra reaction type 1
63. A30.874: Downgrading lepra reaction type 1
64. A30.900: Hansen's disease
65. A30.900: Leprosy, NOS
66. A31.110: Fish tank granuloma
67. A31.110: Fish tank granuloma
68. A31.110: Swimming pool granuloma
69. A31.110: Mycobacterium marinum infection of skin
70. A31.120: Buruli ulcer
71. A31.120: Mycobacterium ulcerans infection of skin
72. A31.810: Atypical mycobacterium infection, NOS
73. A32.000: Cutaneous involvement listeriosis
74. A36.300: Cutaneous diphtheria
75. A38.x00: Scarlet fever
76. A38.x00: Scarlet fever
77. A41.820: Janeway lesions
78. A41.910: Septicaemia affecting skin
79. A42.200: Cervico-facial actinomycosis
80. A42.810: Actinomycetoma from Other Actinomycetes
81. A42.900: Actinomycosis, NOS
82. A43.100: Cutaneous nocardiosis
83. A44.000: Cutaneous involvement oroya fever
84. A44.110: Verruga peruana
85. A44.800: Carrion's disease
86. A44.850: Bacillary angiomatosis
87. A44.900: Bartonellosis
88. A46.x00: Erysipelas
89. A46.x20: Facial erysipelas
90. A46.x40: Erysipelas of lower limb
91. A48.300: Toxic shock syndrome
92. A48.300: Toxic shock syndrome
93. A48.810: Rhinoscleroma
94. A48.820: Rhodoccocus infection
95. A48.830: Cutaneous pseudomonas aeruginosa infection
96. A50.900: Congenital syphilis
97. A51.000: Genital syphilitic chancre
98. A51.010: Primary chancre syphilis
99. A51.010: Primary chancre syphilis
100. A51.090: Primary syphilitis
101. A51.100: Perianal syphilitic chancre
102. A51.200: Extragenital syphilitic chancre
103. A51.210: Primary chancre syphilis
104. A51.300: Secondary syphilis
105. A51.302: Macular syphilide
106. A51.304: Papular syphilide
107. A51.306: Nodular syphilide
108. A51.308: Psoriasiform syphilide
109. A51.310: Macular syphilide
110. A51.312: Condylomata lata
111. A51.320: Oral mucous membrane lesions secondary syphilis
112. A51.330: Syphilitic alopecia
113. A51.350: Tonsillitis secondary syphilis
114. A51.360: Leucoderma syphiliticum
115. A51.382: Secondary - nail involvement syphilis
116. A51.390: Secondary Syphilis
117. A52.100: Symptomatic neurosyphilis
118. A52.200: Asymptomatic neurosyphilis
119. A52.300: Neurosyphilis, NOS
120. A52.720: Syphilitic gumma
121. A52.900: Late syphilis
122. A53.000: Latent syphilis
123. A53.900: Syphilis
124. A54.000: Gonococcal infection of lower genitourinary tract
125. A54.020: Gonococcal cervicitis
126. A54.030: Gonococcal urethritis
127. A54.040: Gonococcal cystitis
128. A54.050: Gonococcal vulvovaginitis
129. A54.110: Gonococcal bartholinitis
130. A54.300: Gonococcal infection of eye
131. A54.400: Gonococcal infection of musculoskeletal system
132. A54.500: Gonococcal pharyngitis
133. A54.800: Gonococcal infection, other
134. A54.820: Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome
135. A54.850: Gonococcal septicaemia affecting skin
136. A54.900: Gonorrhoea, NOS
137. A55.x00: Lymphogranuloma inguinale
138. A56.000: Chlamydial urethritis
139. A56.020: Chlamydial cervicitis
140. A56.030: Chlamydial salpingitis
141. A57.x00: Chancroid
142. A58.x00: Donovanosis
143. A58.x00: Granuloma inguinale
144. A59.000: Urogenital trichomoniasis
145. A60.010: Genital herpes simplex
146. A60.100: Perianal herpes simplex
147. A63.000: Condylomata acuminata
148. A64.x00: Venereal disease, NOS
149. A65.x00: Bejel
150. A65.x00: Endemic non-venereal syphilis
151. A66.000: Primary yaws
152. A66.000: Primary yaws
153. A66.110: Multiple of yaws papillomata
154. A66.200: Early skin lesions of yaws, other
155. A66.300: Hyperkeratosis of yaws
156. A66.500: Gangosa
157. A66.500: Gangosa
158. A66.710: Mucosal yaws
159. A66.900: Pian in yaws
160. A66.900: Yaws
161. A66.900: Yaws
162. A67.000: Early pinta
163. A67.100: Pintids
164. A67.200: Late phase pinta
165. A67.900: Pinta
166. A68.900: Unspecified relapsing fever
167. A69.000: Stomatitis gangrenosa
168. A69.010: Cancrum oris
169. A69.020: Cancrum oris
170. A69.020: Noma
171. A69.110: Vincent's angina
172. A69.120: Acute necrotising ulcerative gingivitis
173. A69.200: Lyme disease
174. A69.210: Borrelia burgdorferi infection
175. A69.220: Erythema chronicum migrans
176. A69.230: Lymphocytoma cutis

B

1. B00.000: Eczema herpeticum
2. B00.100: Herpes simplex infection
3. B00.110: Herpes simplex labialis
4. B00.210: Herpes simplex gingivostomatitis
5. B00.215: Aphthous stomatitis
6. B00.216: Herpetiform stomatitis
7. B00.500: Primary ocular herpes simplex
8. B00.530: Herpetic keratitis
9. B00.550: Herpes simplex keratoconjunctivitis
10. B00.700: Disseminated herpes simplex
11. B00.800: Herpes simplex, other
12. B00.840: Herpetic whitlow
13. B01.900: Chickenpox
14. B01.990: Herpesvirus varicellae infection (chickenpox)
15. B02.210: Herpes zoster oticus
16. B02.270: Ramsay-Hunt syndrome
17. B02.300: Ophthalmic herpes zoster infection
18. B02.700: Disseminated herpes zoster
19. B02.910: Herpes zoster
20. B03.x00: Smallpox
21. B03.x20: Smallpox
22. B04.x00: Monkeypox
23. B05.990: Measles
24. B05.990: Morbilli
25. B06.900: Rubella
26. B06.990: Rubella
27. B06.990: Rubella
28. B07.x00: Common warts
29. B07.x10: Filiform warts
30. B07.x12: Hand warts
31. B07.x14: Plantar warts
32. B07.x18: Mosaic plantar warts
33. B07.x18: Mosaic plantar warts
34. B07.x20: Plane warts
35. B07.x30: Butcher's warts
36. B07.x30: Butcher's warts
37. B08.010: Cowpox
38. B08.030: Cowpox
39. B08.040: Ecthyma contagiosum
40. B08.040: Orf
41. B08.050: Vaccinia
42. B08.100: Molluscum contagiosum
43. B08.200: Roseola infantum
44. B08.200: Exanthema subitum
45. B08.300: Fifth disease
46. B08.300: Erythema infectiosum
47. B08.400: Hand, foot and mouth disease
48. B08.500: Herpangina
49. B08.820: Foot and mouth disease
50. B08.830: Tanapox
51. B09.x20: Viral exanthem
52. B20.010: Tuberculosis in HIV disease
53. B20.100: HIV-modified bacterial infection of skin
54. B20.110: Bacillary angiomatosis in HIV disease
55. B20.200: Cytomegalovirus infection in HIV disease
56. B20.300: HIV-modified viral infection of skin
57. B20.400: HIV-modified candidosis
58. B20.500: HIV-modified fungal infection of skin
59. B20.800: HIV disease resulting in other infectious or parasitic infections
60. B20.900: HIV-modified infection/infestation of skin, NOS
61. B21.100: Burkitt's lymphoma in HIV disease
62. B21.200: HIV disease with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, other
63. B21.300: HIV-associated cutaneous lymphoma
64. B21.800: HIV disease with malignant neoplasm, other
65. B21.900: HIV disease with malignant neoplasm, NOS
66. B22.000: HIV disease resulting in encephalopathy
67. B22.010: Dementia in HIV disease
68. B22.200: Slim disease
69. B22.700: Elsewhere classified hIV disease resulting in multiple diseases
70. B23.000: Acute HIV infection syndrome
71. B24.x20: Human immunodeficiency virus infection
72. B24.x20: Acquired immune deficiency syndrome
73. B24.x90: Human immunodeficiency virus infection
74. B25.810: Cytomegalovirus infection of skin
75. B27.010: Epstein-Barr virus infection
76. B27.800: Infectious mononucleosis
77. B33.100: Ross River virus infection
78. B35.006: Tinea capitis
79. B35.020: Kerion (due to tinea elsewhere classified)
80. B35.020: Kerion
81. B35.030: Favus
82. B35.040: Tinea barbae
83. B35.040: Beard ringworm
84. B35.050: Tinea barbae
85. B35.060: Tinea faciei
86. B35.100: Tinea unguium
87. B35.100: Onychomycosis due to dermatophyte
88. B35.110: Total dystrophic onychomycosis
89. B35.110: Total dystrophic onychomycosis
90. B35.120: Distal and lateral subungual onychomycosis
91. B35.130: Proximal subungual onychomycosis
92. B35.140: Superficial white onychomycosis
93. B35.190: Onychomycosis
94. B35.200: Tinea manuum
95. B35.200: Hand ringworm
96. B35.300: Foot ringworm
97. B35.300: Tinea pedis
98. B35.310: Interdigitale tinea pedis
99. B35.330: Moccasin foot
100. B35.400: Tinea corporis
101. B35.400: Ringworm of body
102. B35.500: Tokelau
103. B35.500: Tinea imbricata
104. B35.600: Tinea cruris
105. B35.610: Ringworm of groin
106. B35.810: Tinea profunda
107. B35.820: Granulomatous dermatophytosis
108. B35.830: Majocchi's granuloma
109. B35.890: Disseminated dermatophytosis
110. B35.900: Tinea, NOS
111. B35.900: Ringworm, NOS
112. B36.000: Pityriasis versicolor
113. B36.000: Tinea versicolor
114. B36.100: Tinea nigra
115. B36.100: Keratomycosis nigricans palmaris
116. B36.200: White piedra
117. B36.200: White trichosporosis
118. B36.200: Piedra alba
119. B36.300: Black trichomycosis nodularis
120. B36.300: Black trichosporosis
121. B36.810: Malassezia (pityrosporum) folliculitis
122. B36.810: Malassezia (pityrosporum) folliculitis
123. B36.820: Onychomycosis due to mould infection
124. B36.900: Dermatomycosis, NOS
125. B36.920: Otomycosis, NOS
126. B37.000: Oral candidiasis
127. B37.000: Candidal stomatitis
128. B37.000: Oral candidosis
129. B37.000: Oral candidosis
130. B37.010: Chronic atrophic candidiasis
131. B37.020: Chronic hyperplastic candidiasis
132. B37.030: Candida leukoplakia
133. B37.050: Perlèche moniliasis
134. B37.050: Candidal angular cheilitis
135. B37.210: Cutaneous candidiasis
136. B37.212: Disseminated cutaneous candidosis
137. B37.214: Flexural candidosis
138. B37.216: Erosio interdigitalis blastomycetica
139. B37.216: Interdigital candidiasis
140. B37.220: Nail candidiasis
141. B37.220: Nail candidiasis
142. B37.230: Candidal paronychia
143. B37.230: Paronychia due to candidiasis
144. B37.250: Cutaneous candidal granuloma
145. B37.260: Granulomatous candidiasis
146. B37.280: Chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis
147. B37.290: Chronic mucocutaneous candidosis
148. B37.290: Chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis
149. B37.310: Candidiasis of vulva
150. B37.310: Vulvar candidiasis
151. B37.330: Candida vulvovaginitis
152. B37.330: Candida vulvovaginitis
153. B37.410: Candida balanitis
154. B37.410: Candida balanitis
155. B37.700: Candida septicaemia
156. B37.885: Candidal cheilitis
157. B37.885: Candidal cheilitis
158. B37.900: Thrush
159. B37.900: Candidosis
160. B37.900: Moniliasis, NOS
161. B37.900: Candidiasis, NOS
162. B38.300: Cutaneous coccidioidomycosis
163. B39.300: Disseminated cutaneous histoplasmosis
164. B39.400: American histoplasmosis, NOS
165. B39.500: African histoplasmosis
166. B39.900: Histoplasmosis, NOS
167. B40.300: Cutaneous blastomycosis
168. B40.900: Gilchrist's disease
169. B41.810: Paracoccidioidomycosis of skin
170. B41.900: Paracoccidioidomycosis, NOS
171. B41.900: Lutz Splendore Almeida disease
172. B42.100: Lymphatic cutaneous sporotrichosis
173. B43.000: Chromoblastomycosis of skin
174. B43.000: Chromomycosis of skin
175. B43.000: Verrucous dermatitis
176. B43.900: Chromoblastomycosis
177. B44.810: Otomycosis due to aspergillus spp.
178. B45.200: Cutaneous cryptococcosis
179. B45.200: Cryptococcosis of skin
180. B46.100: Rhinocerebral mucormycosis
181. B46.100: Rhinocerebral mucormycosis
182. B46.300: Mucormycosis of skin
183. B46.300: Cutaneous mucormycosis
184. B46.310: Subcutaneous mucormycosis
185. B46.310: Subcutaneous mucormycosis
186. B46.810: Entomophthoromycosis
187. B46.900: Zygomycosis, NOS
188. B47.000: Eumycetoma
189. B47.000: Maduromycosis
190. B47.010: Mycotic madura foot
191. B47.900: Mycetoma of foot, NOS
192. B47.910: Madura foot, NOS
193. B48.000: Lobomycosis
194. B48.100: Rhinosporidiosis
195. B48.400: Disseminated cutaneous mycosis due to Penicillium spp.
196. B48.810: Cutaneous alternariosis
197. B49.x00: Mycosis, NOS
198. B49.x00: Fungus infection of skin
199. B55.000: Kala azar
200. B55.000: Visceral affecting skin leishmaniasis
201. B55.010: Post kala azar dermal leishmaniasis
202. B55.010: Post kala-azar dermal leishmaniasis
203. B55.010: Post-kala-azar dermal leishmaniasis
204. B55.100: Oriental sore
205. B55.100: Delhi boil
206. B55.100: Cutaneous leishmaniasis, NOS
207. B55.110: Leishmaniasis of skin diffuse
208. B55.130: Lupoid leishmaniasis
209. B55.130: Lupoid leishmaniasis
210. B55.200: American mucocutaneous leishmaniasis
211. B55.200: American cutaneous leishmaniasis
212. B55.200: Espundia
213. B55.900: Leishmaniasis, NOS
214. B56.000: Trypanosomiasis Gambiense
215. B56.100: Rhodesiense trypanosomiasis
216. B56.900: Trypanosomiasis African, NOS
217. B56.910: Sleeping sickness, NOS
218. B57.510: Chagoma
219. B57.510: Chagas disease skin
220. B58.810: Toxoplasmosis of skin
221. B58.900: Toxoplasmosis, NOS
222. B56.000: Trypanosomiasis Gambiense
223. B56.100: Rhodesiense trypanosomiasis
224. B56.900: Trypanosomiasis African, NOS
225. B56.910: Sleeping sickness, NOS
226. B57.510: Chagas disease skin
227. B57.510: Chagoma
228. B58.810: Toxoplasmosis of skin
229. B58.900: Toxoplasmosis, NOS
230. B65.210: Katayama disease
231. B65.300: Cercarial dermatitis
232. B65.300: Cercarial dermatitis
233. B65.300: Schistosome dermatitis
234. B65.300: Schistosomiasis of skin
235. B65.300: Sea bather's eruption
236. B65.300: Swimmer's itch
237. B65.900: Bilharziasis, NOS
238. B65.900: Schistosomiasis of skin
239. B67.900: Echinococcosis of skin
240. B68.900: Dermatosis due to tapeworm
241. B69.810: Cysticercosis of skin
242. B69.900: Cysticercosis of skin
243. B70.100: Sparganosis of skin
244. B70.110: Sparganosis of skin
245. B72.x00: Dracunculosis
246. B73.x00: Onchocerciasis
247. B73.x10: Onchodermatitis
248. B73.x30: Onchocerciasis
249. B74.000: Filariasis due to wuchereria bancrofti
250. B74.010: Filarial elephantiasis
251. B74.100: Filariasis due to brugia malayi
252. B74.300: Loa loa
253. B74.300: Loiasis
254. B74.410: Mansonelliasis of skin
255. B74.900: Filariasis
256. B75.x00: Trichinosis
257. B75.x00: Trichinosis
258. B76.000: Ancylostomiasis of skin
259. B76.900: Hookworm disease
260. B76.900: Hookworm infestation, NOS
261. B76.910: Creeping eruption
262. B76.910: Cutaneous larva migrans
263. B76.910: Creeping eruption
264. B76.910: Larva migrans
265. B76.910: Larva migrans
266. B77.900: Acariasis
267. B78.100: Strongyloidiasis affecting skin
268. B78.110: Larva currens (strongyloidiasis)
269. B78.700: Disseminated strongyloidiasis
270. B78.900: Strongyloidiasis, NOS
271. B80.x00: Oxyuriasis
272. B83.000: Visceral larva migrans
273. B83.000: Visceral larva migrans
274. B83.010: Toxocariasis
275. B83.100: Gnathostomiasis
276. B85.000: Head lice
277. B85.000: Head lice
278. B85.000: Pediculosis capitis
279. B85.100: Body lice
280. B85.100: Body lice
281. B85.100: Pediculosis corporis
282. B85.100: Vagabond's disease
283. B85.200: Pediculosis, NOS
284. B85.300: Crabs
285. B85.300: Pubic lice
286. B85.300: Phthiriasis pubis
287. B85.300: Pubic lice
288. B85.310: Maculae caeruleae (phthiriasis)
289. B85.310: Taches bleuâtres (phthiriasis)
290. B85.400: Pediculosis with phthiriasis
291. B85.400: Phthiriasis with pediculosis
292. B86.x00: Human scabies
293. B86.x10: Norwegian scabies
294. B86.x20: Post-scabietic nodules
295. B86.x30: Post-scabietic eczema
296. B87.000: Myiasis of skin
297. B87.010: Creeping myiasis
298. B87.100: Myiasis of wound
299. B87.100: Wound myiasis
300. B87.900: Myiasis
301. B88.010: Dermatosis due to plant mites
302. B88.010: Harvest itch
303. B88.010: Trombiculosis
304. B88.020: Demodicidosis
305. B88.030: Trombiculosis
306. B88.040: Cheyletiella dermatitis
307. B88.050: Animal scabies
308. B88.050: Dermatosis due to animal mites
309. B88.060: Dermatosis due to bird mites
310. B88.100: Tungiasis
311. B88.300: Leech bite
312. B88.820: Tick bite
313. B88.830: Protothecosis of skin

C

1. C02.910: Squamous cell carcinoma of tongue
2. C06.910: Verrucous carcinoma of oral cavity
3. C25.410: Glucagonoma syndrome
4. C43.992: Mucosal malignant melanoma
5. C43.994: Extracutaneous malignant melanoma
6. C43.L10: Nodular malignant melanoma
7. C43.L20: Superficial spreading malignant melanoma
8. C43.L40: Lentigo maligna malignant melanoma
9. C43.L50: Amelanotic malignant melanoma
10. C43.L60: Acral lentiginous malignant melanoma
11. C43.L80: Histological type unclassifiable malignant melanoma
12. C43.L82: Malignant blue naevus
13. C43.L90: Clinical & histological type unspecified malignant melanoma
14. C44.L12: Marjolin's ulcer
15. C44.L21: Basalioma
16. C44.L21: Basal cell carcinoma
17. C44.L24: Micronodular basal cell carcinoma
18. C44.L25: Superficial basal cell carcinaoma
19. C44.L26: Nodualr basal cell carcinoma
20. C44.L26: Circumscribed solid basal cell carcinoma
21. C44.L27: Cystic basal cell carcinoma
22. C44.L28: Morphoeic basal cell carcinoma
23. C44.L30: Adenoid basal cell carcinoma
24. C44.L32: Nodulo-ulcerative basal cell carcinoma
25. C44.L33: Pigmented basal cell carcinoma
26. C44.L34: Keratotic basal cell carcinoma
27. C44.L35: Rodent ulcus
28. C44.L38: Recurrent basal cell carcinoma
29. C44.L40: Malignant spiradenoma
30. C44.L42: Malignant cylindroma
31. C44.L43: NEC sweat gland carcinoma
32. C44.L44: Merkel cell carcinoma
33. C44.L45: Malignant pilomatrixoma
34. C44.L46: Sebaceous carcinoma
35. C44.L47: Trichilemmal carcinoma
36. C44.L48: Squamous cell carcinoma
37. C44.L56: Verrucous squamous cell carcinoma
38. C44.L62: Apocrine adenocarcinoma
39. C44.L64: Malignant eccrine spiradenoma
40. C44.L67: Eccrine porocarcinoma
41. C44.L67: Eccrine porocarcinoma
42. C44.L67: Hidradenocarcinoma
43. C44.L68: Malignant sweat gland tumour
44. C44.L75: Extramammary paget's disease
45. C44.L79: Fibroepithelioma of Pinkus
46. C46.010: Kaposi's sarcoma in HIV disease
47. C46.010: Kaposi's sarcoma
48. C46.020: Sporadic kaposi's sarcoma
49. C46.030: Endemic kaposi's sarcoma
50. C46.900: Kaposi's sarcoma, NOS
51. C47.900: Nerve sheath-derived malignant neoplasm
52. C47.910: Malignant granular cell tumour
53. C49.M10: Malignant fibrous histiocytoma
54. C49.M10: Malignant fibrous histiocytoma
55. C49.M12: Atypical fibroxanthoma
56. C49.M20: Haemangiopericytoma
57. C49.M22: Malignant angioendotheliomatosis
58. C49.M24: Dermatofibrosarcoma protruberans
59. C49.M30: Bednar tumour
60. C49.M40: Sarcoma of skin
61. C49.M42: Fibrosarcoma
62. C49.M44: Malignant schwannoma
63. C49.M48: Leiomyosarcoma
64. C49.M50: Rhabdomyosarcoma
65. C49.M54: Myxofibrosarcoma
66. C49.M60: Cutaneous angiosarcoma
67. C49.M70: Lymphangiosarcoma
68. C50.010: Paget's disease of nipple
69. C50.810: Cancer en cuirasse
70. C51.910: Malignant melanoma of vulva
71. C60.910: Carcinoma of penis
72. C60.910: Penile carcinoma
73. C62.920: Seminoma
74. C62.930: Teratoma
75. C77.801: Lymph node matastasis due to melanoma
76. C77.900: NOC Lymph node metastasis
77. C77.930: Lymph node matastasis due to SCC
78. C78.810: Visceral metastasis due to melanoma
79. C79.210: Metastasis in skin, NOS
80. C79.240: Due to melanoma intransit metastasis in skin
81. C80.x20: Erysipelas carcinomatosum
82. C81.900: Hodgkin's disease, NOS
83. C81.900: Hodgkin's disease affecting the skin
84. C83.310: Reticulum cell sarcoma
85. C83.410: Immunoblastic lymphoma
86. C83.700: Burkitt's lymphoma
87. C83.900: Diffuse non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, NOS
88. C84.000: Mycosis fungoides
89. C84.002: Premycotic eruption
90. C84.004: Patch mycosis fungoides
91. C84.006: Patch/plaque stage cutaneous T-cell lymphoma
92. C84.006: Patch/plaque stage mycosis fungoides
93. C84.008: Erythrodermic cutaneous T-cell lymphoma
94. C84.008: Erythrodermic mycosis fungoides
95. C84.010: Poikilodermatous mycosis fungoides
96. C84.010: Poikilodermatous mycosis fungoides
97. C84.012: Tumour stage mycosis fungoides
98. C84.014: "Tumeur d'emblée" type mycosis fungoides
99. C84.018: Follicular mucinosis type cutaneous T-cell lymphoma
100. C84.018: Follicular mucinosis (T cell lymphoma)
101. C84.018: Follicular mucinosis type mycosis fungoides
102. C84.030: Woringer-Kolopp disease (pagetoid reticulosis)
103. C84.030: Pagetoid reticulosis
104. C84.040: Ketron-Goodman disease (pagetoid reticulosis)
105. C84.040: Generalised pagetoid reticulosis
106. C84.050: Granulomatous slack skin disease
107. C84.050: Granulomatous slack skin disease
108. C84.060: Panniculitis-like cutaneous T-cell lymphoma
109. C84.100: Sézary syndrome
110. C84.200: T-zone (involving skin) t-cell lymphoma
111. C84.300: Lennert's (involving skin) t-cell lymphoma
112. C84.300: Lennert's lymphoma
113. C84.400: Peripheral T cell lymphoma
114. C84.412: Pleomorphic peripheral T cell lymphoma
115. C84.414: Pleomorphic small/medium-sized cell cutaneous t-cell lymphoma
116. C84.418: CD-30 positive anaplastic large cell cutaneous t-cell lymphoma
117. C84.420: CD-30 positive anaplastic large T-cell cutaneous lymphoma
118. C84.420: Ki-1 positive T cell lymphoma
119. C84.422: CD-30 positive pleomorphic large T-cell cutaneous t-cell lymphoma
120. C84.424: CD-30 negative pleomorphic large cell cutaneous t-cell lymphoma
121. C84.426: CD-30 positive T-immunoblastic cutaneous t-cell lymphoma
122. C84.430: Ki-1 positive T cell lymphoma
123. C84.430: CD-30 positive large T-cell cutaneous malignant lymphoma
124. C84.460: Angioimmunoblastic lymphadenopathy
125. C84.500: T-cell lymphoma involving skin
126. C85.100: B-cell lymphoma with skin involvement
127. C85.110: Small lymphocytic (involving skin) b-cell lymphoma
128. C85.900: Lymphoma, NOS
129. C88.000: Macroglobulinemia Waldenström
130. C88.000: Waldenström's macroglobulinemia
131. C90.002: Myelomatosis
132. C90.002: Cutaneous infiltration by multiple myeloma
133. C90.010: Kahler's disease
134. C90.100: Plasma cell leukemia
135. C90.200: Myeloma solitary
136. C90.201: Cutaneous plasmocytoma
137. C90.201: Cutaneous plasmacytoma
138. C91.100: Chronic lymphocytic (involving skin) t-cell leukaemia
139. C91.400: Hairy-cell leukaemia (involving skin)
140. C91.401: Leukemic reticuloendotheliosis
141. C91.500: Adult T-cell lymphoma-leukaemia (ATLL)
142. C92.100: Chronic myeloid leukaemia : leukaemic infiltration of skin
143. C92.700: Myeloid leukaemia : leukaemic infiltration of skin
144. C93.700: Monocytic leukaemia : leukaemic infiltration of skin
145. C95.900: Leukaemic infiltration of skin
146. C96.000: Letterer-Siwe disease
147. C96.110: Histiocytic medullary reticulosis
148. C96.120: Malignant histiocytosis (involving skin)
149. C96.200: Malignant mastocytosis
150. C96.210: Malignant mastocytosis

D

1. D03.L00: In situ malignant melanoma
2. D03.L10: Lentigo maligna
3. D04.L10: Bowen´s disease
4. D07.110: Erythroplasia of Queyrat of vulva
5. D07.120: Vulval intraepithelial neoplasia
6. D07.410: Penis erythroplasia of Queyrat
7. D10.120: Abrikosoff´s tumour of tongue
8. D10.310: White sponge nevus
9. D17.910: Lipoma
10. D17.920: Multiple lipomata
11. D17.930: Angiolipoma
12. D17.940: Lipoblastomatosis
13. D17.950: Hibernoma
14. D18.010: Haemangioma
15. D18.010: Angioma, NOS
16. D18.011: Glomus tumour
17. D18.011: Glomus tumour
18. D18.013: Angioma senile
19. D18.014: Cavernous haemangioma
20. D18.015: Capillary haemangioma
21. D18.015: Capillary angioma
22. D18.016: Multiple progressive angiomatosis
23. D18.050: Venous hemangioma
24. D18.050: Venous lake
25. D18.100: Lymphangioma
26. D18.110: Simple lymphangioma
27. D18.130: Lymphangioma circumscriptum cutis
28. D18.130: Lymphangioma circumscriptum
29. D18.140: Cavernous lymphangioma
30. D18.140: Cystic hygroma
31. D18.140: Cystic hygroma
32. D21.M20: Masson´s pseudoangiosarcoma
33. D21.M30: Giant-cell synovioma
34. D21.M40: Leiomyoma
35. D21.M50: Rhabdomyoma
36. D21.M60: Angioleiomyoma
37. D22.301: Naevus of Ota
38. D22.301: Ota's naevus
39. D22.504: Naevus of Ito
40. D22.505: Mongolian spot
41. D22.L14: Compound naevus
42. D22.L22: Dermal cellular naevus
43. D22.L30: Spindle cell naevus of Reed
44. D22.L32: Spitz naevus
45. D22.L32: Desmoplastic Spitz naevus
46. D22.L34: Halo naevus
47. D22.L36: Pseudomelanoma
48. D22.L42: Blue naevus
49. D22.L42: Blue naevus
50. D22.L50: Giant nevus
51. D22.L60: Congenital naevus
52. D22.L80: Balloon cell naevus
53. D23.L12: Trichilemmoma
54. D23.L13: Trichoepithelioma
55. D23.L14: Giant solitary trichoepithelioma
56. D23.L15: Trichofolliculoma
57. D23.L17: Epithelioma calcificans Malherbe
58. D23.L17: Pilomatrixoma
59. D23.L18: Trichoadenoma
60. D23.L22: Winer's pore
61. D23.L24: Trichoblastoma
62. D23.L25: Multiple fibrofolliculomas
63. D23.L26: Trichodiscoma
64. D23.L27: Benign eccrine tumour
65. D23.L30: Eccrine hidrocystoma
66. D23.L31: Hidroacanthoma simplex
67. D23.L31: Eccrine poroma
68. D23.L32: Eccrine syringofibroadenoma
69. D23.L33: Cylindroma
70. D23.L36: Benign apocrine tumour
71. D23.L37: Tubular apocrine adenoma
72. D23.L39: Apocrine hidrocystoma
73. D23.L45: Eruptive syringomata
74. D23.L48: Hidradenoma papilliferum
75. D23.L49: Spiradenoma
76. D23.L53: Fibroma
77. D23.L54: Fibroma molle
78. D23.L59: Periungual fibroma
79. D23.L62: Dermatofibroma
80. D23.L67: Acanthoma fissuratum
81. D23.L71: Keratoacanthoma
82. D23.L73: Angiokeratoma circumscriptum
83. D23.L74: Angiokeratoma of Mibelli
84. D23.L75: Angiofibroma
85. D23.L79: Osteoma cutis
86. D23.L83: Verruciform xanthoma
87. D24.x10: Erosive adenomatosis of nipple
88. D24.x30: Adenoma of nipple
89. D29.010: Pearly penile papules
90. D29.010: Hirsuties papillaris penis
91. D29.420: Scrotal angiokeratoma
92. D29.430: Dartoic myoma
93. D36.110: Cutaneous neuroma
94. D36.150: Nerve sheath-derived benign neoplasm
95. D36.150: Neurilemmoma
96. D36.160: Neurofibroma
97. D36.160: Neurofibroma single
98. D36.170: Granular cell tumor
99. D36.170: Abrikossoff's tumour
100. D36.170: Granular cell myoblastoma
101. D36.170: Granular cell tumour
102. D36.180: Ganglioneuroma
103. D45.x00: Polycythaemia vera
104. D47.200: Monoclonal gammopathy
105. D47.300: Idiopathic hemorrhagic thrombocythemia
106. D48.110: Soft tissue NOS tumour
107. D48.510: FAMMM syndrome
108. D48.520: Dysplastic nevus syndrome
109. D48.520: Hereditary BK-Mole syndrome
110. D48.540: Dysplastic nevus
111. D48.560: Generalised follicular hamartoma
112. D48.570: Desmoid tumour
113. D50.110: Paterson Kelly syndrome
114. D50.110: Plummer Vinson syndrome
115. D59.110: Cold agglutinins
116. D61.010: Fanconi syndrome
117. D65.x20: Purpura fulminans
118. D68.810: Antiphospholipid syndrome
119. D68.830: Systemic lupus erythematosus-associated antiphospholipid syndrome
120. D68.900: Bruising/purpura due to coagulation disorder
121. D69.010: Henoch-Schönlein purpura
122. D69.010: Anaphylactoid purpura
123. D69.020: Toxic purpura
124. D69.020: Toxic purpura
125. D69.030: Allergic vasculitis
126. D69.030: Leucocytoclastic vasculitis
127. D69.030: Allergic vasculitis
128. D69.030: Angiitis leucocytoclastic
129. D69.030: Leucocytoclastic vasculitis
130. D69.030: Gougerot Ruiter disease
131. D69.050: Purpura due to drug
132. D69.050: Drug-induced purpura
133. D69.080: Idiopathic purpura
134. D69.110: Glanzmann Naegeli syndrome
135. D69.210: Purpura
136. D69.220: Purpura simplex
137. D69.230: Auto-erythrocyte sensitisation
138. D69.230: Syndrome painful bruising
139. D69.230: Gardner Diamond syndrome
140. D69.240: Eczematid like purpura
141. D69.250: Purpura teleangiectatica arciformis Touraine
142. D69.260: Purpura senile
143. D69.260: Senile purpura
144. D69.270: Steroid-induced purpura
145. D69.280: Contact purpura
146. D69.280: Contact purpura
147. D69.290: Itching purpura
148. D69.300: Autoimmune thrombocytopenic purpura
149. D69.300: Werlhof's disease
150. D69.300: Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura
151. D69.310: Autoimmune thrombocytopenic purpura
152. D69.500: Sencondary thrombocytopenic purpura
153. D69.507: Kasabach-Merritt syndrome
154. D69.507: Kasabach-Merritt syndrome
155. D69.507: Haemangioma-associated purpura
156. D69.507: Haemangiomatosis with thrombocytopenia
157. D69.810: Black heel
158. D71.x10: Chronic granulomatous disease of childhood
159. D72.100: Eosinophilia
160. D72.120: Hypereosinophilic syndrome
161. D76.000: Langerhans cell histiocytosis
162. D76.010: Chronic progressive histiocytosis X
163. D76.020: Hand Schuller Christian disease
164. D76.030: Eosinophilic granuloma
165. D76.050: Hashimoto-Pritzker type langerhans cell histiocytosis
166. D76.050: Hashimoto-Pritzker syndrome
167. D76.100: Hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis
168. D76.100: Hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis
169. D76.301: Reticulohistiocytic granuloma
170. D76.320: Benign cephalic histiocytosis
171. D76.330: Familial sky blue histiocytosis
172. D76.330: Familial sea-blue histiocytosis
173. D76.340: Generalised eruptive histiocytomata
174. D76.360: Sinus histiocytosis with massive lymphadenopathy
175. D76.360: Rosai-Dorfman disease
176. D76.370: Plane xanthoma
177. D76.380: Necrobiotic xanthogranuloma
178. D76.380: Necrobiotic xanthogranuloma
179. D76.390: Juvenile xanthogranuloma
180. D81.210: Omenn's syndrome
181. D81.900: Severe combined immunodeficiency
182. D82.000: Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome
183. D82.100: DiGeorge syndrome
184. D82.400: Buckley's syndrome
185. D82.400: Hyper-IgE syndrome
186. D82.400: Job's syndrome
187. D84.100: Complement deficiency
188. D84.110: Hereditary angioneurotic edema
189. D84.110: Hereditary angio-oedema
190. D84.112: C1 esterase inhibitor deficiency
191. D84.900: Immunodeficiency, NOS
192. D86.300: Cutaneous sarcoidosis
193. D86.310: Papular sarcoidosis
194. D86.312: Maculopapular sarcoidosis
195. D86.314: Nodular sarcoidosis
196. D86.316: Subcutaneous nodular sarcoidosis
197. D86.318: Annular sarcoidosis
198. D86.320: Plaque sarcoidosis
199. D86.330: Sarcoidosis in scar
200. D86.340: Lupus pernio
201. D86.350: Acute with erythema nodosum sarcoidosis
202. D86.360: Angiolupoid
203. D86.810: Heerfordt's syndrome
204. D86.830: Ostitis multiplex cystoides Jüngling
205. D86.920: Besnier Boeck Schaumann disease
206. D89.010: Hypergammaglobulinemic purpura
207. D89.100: Cryoglobulinemia
208. D89.120: Cryofibrinogenemia

E

1. E03.810: Diffuse myxedema
2. E03.900: Skin signs of hypothyroidism
3. E03.910: Myxoedema (hypothyroidism)
4. E05.810: Pretibial myxedema
5. E05.900: Hyperthyroidism, NOS
6. E1i.500: Diabetic angiopathy
7. E1i.501: Dermatoses due to diabetic microangiopathy
8. E1i.504: Neuropathic ulcer due to diabetes
9. E1i.505: Gangrene wet of feet in diabetic
10. E1i.506: Diabetic dermopathy
11. E1i.506: Diabetic dermopathy
12. E1i.507: Diabetic rubeosis
13. E1i.507: Diabetic rubeosis
14. E1i.507: Diabetic rubeosis
15. E1i.601: Diabetic thick skin
16. E1i.604: Diabetic necrobiosis lipoidica
17. E1i.605: Bulla due to diabetes mellitus
18. E1i.605: Bullosis diabeticorum
19. E1i.606: Diabetic cheiroarthropathy
20. E22.000: Acromegaly
21. E23.010: Sheehan's syndrome
22. E24.200: Drug-induced cushing's syndrome
23. E24.900: Cutaneous signs due to cushing syndrome
24. E25.900: Adrenogenital syndrome, NOS
25. E27.100: Cutaneous signs due to addison's disease
26. E28.200: Stein Leventhal syndrome
27. E28.200: Cutaneous manifestations of polycystic ovary syndrome
28. E29.900: Cutaneous marker of testicular disorder
29. E29.920: Hypogonadism
30. E30.000: Delayed puberty
31. E30.100: Precocious puberty
32. E30.100: Precocious puberty
33. E34.000: Carcinoid syndrome
34. E34.820: Werner's syndrome
35. E34.830: Leprechaunism
36. E34.840: Progeria
37. E34.850: Acrogeria
38. E34.860: Progeria infantilis
39. E34.860: Hutchinson Gilford syndrome
40. E34.870: Metageria
41. E34.900: Cutaneous marker of endocrine disorder
42. E40.x00: Kwashiorkor
43. E41.x00: Marasmus
44. E50.810: Keratosis follicular due to vitamin A deficiency
45. E50.820: Xeroderma due to vitamin A deficiency
46. E50.830: Hyperkeratosis due to vitamin A deficiency
47. E50.830: Phrynoderma
48. E52.x00: Pellagra
49. E52.x10: Pellagroid
50. E53.000: Ariboflavinosis
51. E53.000: Vitamin B2 deficiency
52. E53.100: Vitamin B6 deficiency
53. E53.850: Folate deficiency
54. E53.870: [[Deficiency vitamin # B12 with dermatosis
55. E54.x00: Scurvy
56. E56.100: Vitamin K deficiency
57. E60.x00: Nutritional zinc deficiency
58. E60.x10: Zinc depletion syndrome
59. E61.100: Dermatoses associated with iron deficiency
60. E66.900: Obesity, NOS
61. E67.000: Skin disease due to hypervitaminosis A
62. E67.100: Aurantiasis
63. E70.000: Phenylketonuria - PKU
64. E70.000: Folling's syndrome
65. E70.000: Phenylpyruvic oligophrenia
66. E70.100: Hyperphenylalaninemia
67. E70.210: Alkaptonuria
68. E70.230: Richner-Hanhart oculocutaneous syndrome (tyrosinaemia II)
69. E70.230: Ochronosis
70. E70.300: Albinism, NOS
71. E70.300: Albinism
72. E70.310: Oculocutaneous albinism
73. E70.312: Partial albinism
74. E70.314: Tyrosinase-positive oculocutaneous albinism (type 2)
75. E70.314: Oculocutaneous type 2 (tyrosinase positive) albinism
76. E70.314: Oculocutaneous albinism - tyrosinase-negative (type 1)
77. E70.318: Albinoidism
78. E70.320: Waardenburg's syndrome
79. E70.340: Chediak Higashi syndrome
80. E70.340: Oculocutaneous albinism - Chediak-Higashi
81. E70.350: Piebaldism
82. E70.358: Tietz 's syndrome
83. E70.360: Oculocutaneous albinism - Hermansky-Pudlak
84. E70.360: Hermansky Pudlak syndrome
85. E70.380: Cross syndrome
86. E72.020: Hartnup disease
87. E72.510: Leg ulcer due to prolidase deficiency
88. E75.220: Gaucher's disease
89. E75.230: Niemann-Pick disease
90. E75.240: Disseminated lipogranulomatosis
91. E75.240: Farber's disease
92. E75.240: Lipogranulomatosis disseminated
93. E75.250: Angiokeratoma corporis diffusum of Fabry
94. E75.250: Fabry's disease
95. E75.510: Tendinous xanthoma
96. E75.520: Cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis
97. E75.520: Cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis
98. E75.540: Lipid storage disease
99. E75.690: Lipid storage disease
100. E76.010: Mucopolysaccharidosis I H (Hurler)
101. E76.010: Hurler syndrome (MPS I)
102. E76.020: Gargoylism
103. E76.040: Scheie syndrome
104. E76.040: Mucopolysaccharidosis I S (Scheie)
105. E76.120: Hunter syndrome (MPS II)
106. E76.120: Mucopolysaccharidosis II (Hunter)
107. E76.210: Morquio's syndrome
108. E76.210: Mucopolysaccharidosis IV A & B (Morquio)
109. E76.220: Sanfilippo syndrome
110. E76.220: Mucopolysaccharidosis III A to D (Sanfilippo)
111. E76.230: Mucopolysaccharidosis VI (Maroteaux-Lamy)
112. E76.230: Maroteaux Lamy disease
113. E76.280: NEC Mucopolysaccharidosis
114. E76.300: Mucopolysaccharidosis affecting the skin, NOS
115. E78.210: Tubero-eruptive xanthoma
116. E78.220: Eruptive xanthoma
117. E78.230: Tuberous xanthoma
118. E78.240: Xanthoma disseminatum
119. E78.250: Disseminated xanthosiderohistiocytosis
120. E78.260: Xanthochromia striata palmaris
121. E78.270: Xanthomatosis, NOS
122. E78.280: Xanthoma, NOS
123. E78.290: Diffuse normolipaemic plane xanthomatosis
124. E78.500: Xanthomatosis due to hyperlipidaemia
125. E78.660: Tangier disease
126. E78.810: Urbach Wiethe disease
127. E78.810: Lipoid proteinosis
128. E78.810: Hyalinosis cutis et mucosae
129. E78.810: Lipoid proteinosis
130. E78.820: Systemic hyalinosis
131. E78.830: Multicentric reticulohistiocytosis
132. E78.830: Multicentric reticulohistiocytosis
133. E79.100: Lesch-Nyhan syndrome
134. E80.010: Erythropoietic protoporphyria
135. E80.010: Protoporphyria erythropoeitic
136. E80.020: Gunther's disease
137. E80.020: Congenital erythropoietic porphyria
138. E80.030: Erythropoietic porphyria
139. E80.040: Erythropoietic coproporphyria
140. E80.100: Porphyria cutanea tarda
141. E80.110: Sporadic porphyria cutanea tarda
142. E80.120: Familial porphyria cutanea tarda
143. E80.200: Porphyrin abnormality affecting the skin
144. E80.210: Acute intermittent porphyria
145. E80.210: Acute intermittent porphyria
146. E80.220: Hereditary coproporphyria
147. E80.222: Hereditary coproporphyria
148. E80.230: Variegate porphyria
149. E80.232: Chester porphyria
150. E80.232: Chester porphyria
151. E80.240: Hepatic porphyria
152. E80.250: Pseudoporphyria
153. E80.260: Toxic porphyria
154. E80.282: Hepatoerythropoietic porphyria
155. E80.290: Porphyria, NOS
156. E83.010: Menkes' syndrome
157. E83.010: Kinky hair disease
158. E83.020: Wilson's disease
159. E83.110: Skin changes due to haemochromatosis
160. E83.210: Acrodermatitis enteropathica
161. E83.510: Calcinosis universalis
162. E85.000: Heredofamilial systemic affecting skin amyloidosis
163. E85.100: Amyloidosis - familial amyloid polyneuropathy affecting skin
164. E85.300: Amyloidosis secondary systemic
165. E85.400: Localized amyloidosis
166. E85.800: NEC Amyloidosis
167. E85.900: Amyloidosis, NOS
168. E88.010: Alpha 1 anti-trypsin deficiency
169. E88.100: Lipodystrophy
170. E88.110: Hollander Simons syndrome
171. E88.120: Membranous lipodystrophy
172. E88.120: Membranous lipodystrophy
173. E88.130: NEC Lipodystrophy
174. E88.200: Multiple symmetrical lipomatosis
175. E88.210: Adiposis dolorosa
176. E88.210: Dercum's disease
177. E88.280: Lipomatosis
178. E88.800: Multiple symmetrical lipomatosis
179. E88.820: Madelung's disease
180. E88.820: Madelung's neck

F

1. F06.010: Parasitophobia
2. F45.800: Psychogenic pruritus
3. F63.300: Hair pulling
4. F63.300: Trichotillomania
5. F63.800: Trichotillomania
6. F68.120: Münchhausen's syndrome
7. F98.420: Trichophagia
8. F98.810: Nail biting
9. F98.810: Onychophagia
10. F98.820: Onychotillomania

G

1. G11.310: Ataxia telangiectasia
2. G11.310: Louis Bar syndrome
3. G51.200: Melkersson-Rosenthal syndrome
4. G51.860: Facial hemiatrophy
5. G51.860: Romberg's syndrome
6. G53.020: Post-herpetic neuralgia
7. G60.100: Heredopathia atactica polyneuritiformis
8. G60.100: Refsum disease
9. G71.110: Dystrophia myotonica

H

1. H00.010: Hordeolum
2. H00.100: Chalazion
3. H01.000: Blepharitis
4. H01.000: Blepharitis, NOS
5. H01.110: Eyelid eczema
6. H02.000: Entropion
7. H02.010: Trichiasis
8. H02.100: Ectropion
9. H02.300: Blepharochalasis
10. H02.690: Xanthelasma
11. H02.710: Madarosis
12. H04.200: Epiphora
13. H10.100: Allergic conjunctivitis
14. H10.800: Nonallergic conjunctivitis
15. H10.900: Conjunctivitis
16. H11.110: Pingueculae
17. H11.210: Symblepharon acquired
18. H16.110: Photokeratitis
19. H30.810: Harada's disease
20. H35.300: Angioid streaks
21. H60.020: Furunculosis of external auditory canal
22. H60.110: Streptococcal cellulitis of external ear
23. H60.500: Acute otitis externa - eczematous
24. H60.530: Acute otitis externa
25. H60.800: Chronic otitis externa
26. H60.900: Otitis externa
27. H61.010: Chondrodermatitis nodularis of helix
28. H61.020: Perichondritis of external ear

I

1. I70.200: Atherosclerosis of arteries of extremit
2. I70.230: Ischaemic leg ulcer
3. I70.231: Atherosclerotic ulcer
4. I70.240: Atherosclerotic gangrene
5. I70.240: Ischaemic gangrene
6. I70.240: Ischaemic foot ulcer
7. I73.000: Raynaud's phenomenon
8. I73.010: Primary raynaud's phenomenon
9. I73.020: Secondary raynaud's phenomenon
10. I73.030: Raynaud's disease
11. I73.030: Raynaud's disease
12. I73.040: Raynaud's gangrene
13. I73.050: Digitus mortuus
14. I73.100: Thromboangiitis obliterans
15. I73.100: Thromboangiitis obliterans
16. I73.810: Acrocyanosis
17. I73.820: Erythromelalgia
18. I73.830: Livedo reticularis
19. I73.880: Symmetrical of soles lividities
20. I73.910: Dermatosis due to (NEC)/(NOS) microangiopathy of cutaneous vasculature
21. I73.990: Peripheral ischaemia
22. I73.990: Peripheral ischaemia
23. I74.410: Arterial embolism
24. I77.800: Kohlmeier Degos syndrome
25. I77.800: Malignant atrophic papulosis of Degos
26. I77.800: Malignant atrophic papulosis of Degos
27. I77.800: Malignant atrophic papulosis
28. I78.010: Hereditary haemorrhagic telangiectasia
29. I78.010: Angiomatosis Osler Weber Rendu
30. I78.010: Osler Weber Rendu syndrome
31. I78.110: Nevus araneus
32. I78.110: Spider telangiectasis
33. I78.110: Spider nevus
34. I78.810: Unilateral telangiectasia
35. I78.820: Generalised essential telangiectasia
36. I78.830: Telangiectasia
37. I78.850: Capillaritis alba
38. I78.850: Atrophie blanche en plaque
39. I78.850: Hyalinising segmental vasculitis
40. I80.000: Superficial thrombophlebitis
41. I80.220: Deep vein thrombosis in lower limb (NOS)
42. I80.230: Phlegmasia cerulea dolens
43. I80.810: Sclerosing periphlebitis of chest wall
44. I80.810: Mondor's disease
45. I80.900: Thrombophlebitis, NOS
46. I80.910: Thrombophlebitis, NOS
47. I80.920: Phlebothrombosis
48. I82.100: Thrombophlebitis superficial migratory
49. I82.820: Axillary vein thrombosis
50. I82.830: Iliac vein thrombosis
51. I82.830: Iliac vein thrombosis
52. I82.910: Venous thrombosis
53. I83.000: Venous leg ulcer
54. I83.010: Gravitational ulcer
55. I83.010: Gravitational leg ulcer
56. I83.010: Varicose leg ulcer
57. I83.030: Stasis ulcer
58. I83.030: Post-phlebitic leg ulcer
59. I83.100: Venous eczema
60. I83.110: Gravitational eczema
61. I83.110: Stasis eczema
62. I83.110: Stasis eczema
63. I83.110: Gravitational eczema
64. I83.200: Varicose with varicose eczema ulcer
65. I83.200: Varicose ulcer with varicose eczema
66. I83.910: Spider veins
67. I83.920: Corona phlebectatica
68. I83.990: Varicose veins
69. I83.990: Venous varicosity
70. I83.990: Venous varix
71. I84.500: External hemorrhoids, NOS
72. I84.600: Anal skin tags
73. I84.600: Skin tags of anus
74. I86.000: Sublingual varicosities
75. I86.000: Sublingual varicosis
76. I86.810: Palmar varices
77. I86.820: Caput Medusae
78. I86.820: Abdominal due to portal hypertension varicosities
79. I87.000: Post-thrombotic pre-ulcer stage
80. I87.000: Post-phlebitic syndrome
81. I87.000: Postphlebitic syndrome
82. I87.290: Acroangiodermatitis
83. I89.000: Lymphatic edema, NOS
84. I89.000: Elephantiasis, NOS
85. I89.000: Lymphoedema
86. I89.010: Primary lymphedema
87. I89.020: Secondary lymphedema
88. I89.040: Lymphangiectasis
89. I89.050: Elephantiasis
90. I89.060: Elephantiasis nostras
91. I89.100: Lymphangitis
92. I89.840: Dermatopathic lymphadenopathy
93. I89.840: Dermatopathic lymphadenopathy
94. I97.200: Postmastectomy lymphedema
95. I97.200: Post-mastectomy lymphedema

J

1. J30.020: Vasomotor rhinitis
2. J30.210: Seasonal allergic rhinitis
3. J30.300: Perennial allergic rhinitis
4. J30.400: Respiratory allergy
5. J31.010: Congestive non-allergic rhinitis
6. J33.900: Nasal polyposis

K

1. K05.110: Marginal gingivitis
2. K05.120: Chronic marginal gingivitis
3. K05.130: Desquamative gingivitis
4. K06.100: Gingival hyperplasia
5. K06.800: Epulis giant cell
6. K09.010: Dentigerous cyst
7. K11.610: Oral mucous cyst
8. K11.710: Xerostomia
9. K11.810: Mikulicz syndrome
10. K12.000: Recurrent aphthae
11. K12.000: Recurrent (RAS) aphthous stomatitis
12. K12.010: Minor aphthae (oral aphthosis)
13. K12.010: Herpetiform (oral aphthosis) aphthous ulcers
14. K12.020: Periadenitis mucosa necrotica recurrens
15. K12.030: Stomatitis aphthosa minor Mikulicz
16. K12.030: Mikulicz ulcers
17. K12.040: Sutton's aphthae (oral aphthosis)
18. K12.040: Major (oral aphthosis) aphthous ulcers
19. K12.050: Bednar's aphthae
20. K12.070: Aphthous ulcer of oral mucosa
21. K12.090: Aphthous ulcers
22. K12.100: Stomatitis
23. K12.110: Acute stomatitis
24. K12.120: Ulcerative stomatitis
25. K12.120: Ulcerative stomatitis
26. K12.140: Vesicular stomatitis
27. K12.150: Pyostomatitis vegetans (inflammatory bowel disease)
28. K13.000: Angular cheilitis
29. K13.000: Angular cheilitis
30. K13.000: Perlèche
31. K13.002: Cheilodynie
32. K13.010: Volkmann's cheilitis
33. K13.020: Cheilitis simplex
34. K13.040: Exfoliative cheilitis
35. K13.052: Granulomatous cheilitis
36. K13.060: Plasma cell cheilitis
37. K13.062: Leukoplakia of lip
38. K13.080: Lip fissure
39. K13.090: Cheilitis
40. K13.100: Cheek biting
41. K13.110: Morsicatio buccarum
42. K13.110: Frictional keratosis of oral mucosa
43. K13.200: Leukoplakia
44. K13.200: Oral leukoplakia
45. K13.240: Leukoplakia of oral mucous membrane
46. K13.250: Erythroplakia of oral mucous membrane
47. K13.260: Leukokeratosis nicotina palati
48. K13.300: Oral hairy leukoplakia
49. K13.300: Oral hairy leucoplakia
50. K13.300: Oral hairy leukoplakia
51. K13.300: Oral hairy leucoplakia
52. K13.500: Oral submucous fibrosis
53. K13.600: Oral verrucous hyperplasia
54. K13.740: Gangrene infective of mouth
55. K14.100: Geographical tongue
56. K14.100: Geographical tongue
57. K14.200: Median rhomboid glossitis
58. K14.300: Hairy tongue
59. K14.300: Hairy tongue
60. K14.310: Black hairy tongue
61. K14.310: Black hairy tongue
62. K14.320: Foliate papillitis
63. K14.320: Foliate papillitis
64. K14.410: Atrophic glossitis
65. K14.500: Scrotal tongue
66. K14.600: Glossodynia
67. K14.600: Burning tongue
68. K14.810: Macroglossia
69. K50.810: Crohn's disease of skin
70. K59.400: Anal spasm
71. K60.200: Fissure anal, NOS
72. K60.200: Anal fissure, NOS
73. K60.400: Rectal fistula
74. K60.400: Fistula rectum to skin
75. K61.300: Ischiorectal abscess
76. K61.300: Ischiorectal abscess
77. K62.200: Anal prolapse
78. K62.200: Prolapse of anal canal
79. K90.000: Gluten sensitive enteropathy
80. K90.000: Celiac disease
81. K90.000: Celiac disease

L

1. L00.x00: Staphylococcal-Scalded-Skin-Syndrome (SSSS)
2. L01.010: Staphylococcal impetigo
3. L01.020: Streptococcal impetigo
4. L01.030: Bulla repens
5. L01.040: Impetigo follicularis
6. L01.040: Impetigo follicularis
7. L01.040: Bockhart's impetigo
8. L01.090: Impetigo
9. L01.090: Impetigo vulgaris
10. L01.100: Impetiginisation (secondary)
11. L02.900: Furuncle, Abscess, Carbuncle, NOS
12. L02.910: Phagadenic abscess
13. L02.920: Furuncle
14. L02.930: Furunculosis
15. L02.940: Carbuncle
16. L02.950: Abscess
17. L03.010: Panaritium
18. L03.020: Paronychia
19. L03.020: Bacterial acute paronychia
20. L03.050: Acute bacterial paronychia
21. L03.050: Acute perionychia
22. L03.050: Acute bacterial paronychia
23. L03.060: Chronic paronychia
24. L03.100: Cellulitis of other parts of the limbs
25. L03.200: Cellulitis of face
26. L03.300: Cellulitis of trunc
27. L03.800: Cellulitis of other sites
28. L03.900: Cellulitis, NOS
29. L04.000: Lymphadenitis, acute of face, head or neck
30. L04.100: Acute of trunc lymphadenitis
31. L04.200: Acute of upper limb lymphadenitis
32. L04.300: Acute of lower limb lymphadenitis
33. L04.900: Lymphadenitis acute
34. L04.910: Abscess lymph node, NOS
35. L04.920: Acute lymphangitis
36. L05.000: Pilonidal abscess
37. L05.010: Pilonidal with abscess fistula
38. L05.900: Pilonidal without abscess cyst
39. L05.910: Pilonidal without abscess fistula
40. L05.920: Pilonidal sinus
41. L05.930: Pilonidal fistula
42. L08.000: Pyoderma (bacterial)
43. L08.010: Purulent dermatitis
44. L08.050: Chancriform pyoderma
45. L08.050: Chancriform pyoderma
46. L08.100: Erythrasma
47. L08.800: Infection of skin, NOS
48. L08.802: Infected scar
49. L08.802: Infected scar
50. L08.802: Infected cicatrix
51. L08.806: Streptococcal intertrigo
52. L08.810: Gram-negative infection of toe web
53. L08.820: Erythema necrolyticum migrans
54. L08.830: Ecthyma
55. L08.840: Pustular folliculitis
56. L08.842: Gram-negative folliculitis
57. L08.850: Pitted keratolysis
58. L08.850: Keratoma plantare sulcatum
59. L08.870: Fistula, NOS
60. L08.880: Trichomycosis axillaris
61. L08.900: Inflammation of skin, NOS
62. L10.000: Pemphigus vulgaris
63. L10.100: Pemphigus vegetans
64. L10.120: Pyodermatitis vegetans
65. L10.120: Végétante (Hallopeau) pyodermite
66. L10.120: Dermatitis vegetans
67. L10.200: Pemphigus foliaceus
68. L10.210: Cazenave's disease
69. L10.300: Brazilian pemphigus
70. L10.300: Wild fire pemphigus
71. L10.300: Brazilian pemphigus
72. L10.300: Brazilian pemphigus
73. L10.400: Pemphigus erythematosus
74. L10.400: Senear Usher syndrome
75. L10.500: Pemphigus due to drug
76. L10.500: Drug induced pemphigus
77. L10.800: NEC pemphigus
78. L10.800: NEC pemphigus
79. L10.820: Paraneoplastic pemphigus
80. L10.820: Paraneoplastic pemphigus
81. L10.820: Pemphigus paraneoplastica
82. L10.900: Pemphigus
83. L11.100: Transient acantholytic dermatosis
84. L11.100: Transient acantholytic dermatosis
85. L11.100: Grover's disease
86. L11.900: Acantholysis, NOS
87. L12.000: Bullous pemphigoid
88. L12.000: Bullous pemphigoid
89. L12.100: Mucous membrane pemphigoid
90. L12.100: Cicatricial pemphigoid
91. L12.110: Brunsting-Perry type cicatricial pemphigoid
92. L12.120: Cicatrising conjunctivitis due to mucous membrane pemphigoid
93. L12.200: Benign chronic bullous dermatosis of childhood
94. L12.210: Juvenile pemphigoid
95. L12.300: Epidermolysis acquisata
96. L12.300: Acquired epidermolysis bullosa
97. L12.310: Drug-induced epidermolysis bullosa acquisita
98. L12.310: Epidermolysis acquisata due to drug
99. L12.800: NEC pemphigoid
100. L12.900: Pemphigoid, NOS
101. L13.000: Dermatitis herpetiformis
102. L13.000: Duhring's disease
103. L13.100: Subcorneal pustular dermatosis
104. L13.100: Sneddon Wilkinson disease
105. L13.800: Unclassifiable immunobullous disorder
106. L13.810: Linear IgA disease of childhood
107. L13.820: Linear IgA disease of adulthood
108. L13.850: Culicosis bullosa
109. L13.900: Bullous dermatitis, NOS
110. L20.000: Besnier's prurigo
111. L20.000: Prurigo atopic dermatitis
112. L20.800: NEC atopic eczema
113. L20.802: Discoid pattern atopic dermatitis
114. L20.804: Inverse pattern atopic dermatitis
115. L20.806: Follicular atopic dermatitis
116. L20.810: Flexural atopic dermatitis
117. L20.810: Flexural eczema
118. L20.816: Infantile eczema
119. L20.816: Infantile atopic dermatitis
120. L20.828: Atopic hand eczema
121. L20.840: Impetiginised atopic dermatitis
122. L20.850: Erythrodermic atopic eczema
123. L20.900: Atopic dermatitis
124. L21.000: Seborrhoeic dermatitis of scalp
125. L21.020: Seborrhoeic dermatitis of scalp
126. L21.030: Pityriasis capitis
127. L21.040: Milk crust seborrheic
128. L21.100: Infantile seborrhoeic dermatitis
129. L21.110: Infantile seborrhoeic dermatitis
130. L21.120: Leiner syndrome
131. L21.120: Erythroderma desquamativum
132. L21.840: Erythrodermic seborrhoeic dermatitis
133. L21.900: Seborrhoeic dermatitis
134. L21.900: Seborrhoeic dermatitis
135. L22.x00: Napkin dermatitis
136. L22.x00: Diaper rash
137. L22.x10: Napkin psoriasis
138. L22.x10: Napkin psoriasis
139. L23.000: Allergic contact eczema due to metal
140. L23.000: Allergy to metal
141. L23.010: Allergic contact dermatitis - nickel
142. L23.020: Allergic contact dermatitis - chromate
143. L23.100: Glue or resin system allergic contact dermatitis - plastic
144. L23.200: Allergic contact dermatitis - cosmetic or toiletry
145. L23.300: Allergic contact dermatitis - drug in contact with skin
146. L23.300: Allergic contact dermatitis due to drugs
147. L23.400: Allergic contact dermatitis due to dye
148. L23.500: Allergic contact eczema due to other chemical products
149. L23.510: Rubber dermatitis, NOS
150. L23.510: Allergic contact eczema due to rubber
151. L23.510: Allergic contact dermatitis - rubber chemical
152. L23.520: Allergic contact dermatitis - insecticide
153. L23.520: Allergic contact dermatitis - agrochemical
154. L23.530: Allergic contact dermatitis - cement
155. L23.540: Allergic contact dermatitis - plastic
156. L23.700: Allergic contact dermatitis - plant
157. L23.800: Allergic contact dermatitis - agent not elsewhere classified
158. L23.810: Allergic contact dermatitis - airborne
159. L23.810: Airborne contact dermatitis
160. L24.000: Irritant contact dermatitis - detergents & wet work
161. L24.100: Irritant Contact Dermatitis due to Oils and Greases
162. L24.200: Irritant Contact Dermatitis due to Solvents
163. L24.520: Irritant contact dermatitis - cement
164. L24.700: Irritant contact dermatitis - contact with plant
165. L24.800: NEC irritant Contact Dermatitis due to Specified Cause
166. L24.910: Cumulative irritant contact dermatitis
167. L24.920: Irritant contact dermatitis due to cumulative insult
168. L24.930: Acute irritant contact eczema, NOS
169. L24.940: Chronic irritant contact eczema, NOS
170. L25.900: Contact dermatitis, NOS
171. L25.910: Occupational contact dermatitis, NOS
172. L25.910: Occupational dermatitis
173. L26.x00: Exfoliative dermatitis
174. L26.x10: Pityriasis rubra Hebra
175. L27.000: Generalised drug eruption
176. L27.010: Erythema multiforme due to drug
177. L27.030: Lichenoid drug eruption
178. L27.050: Erythroderma due to drug
179. L27.110: Fixed drug eruption
180. L27.150: Bromoderma
181. L28.000: Lichen simplex
182. L28.100: Nodular prurigo
183. L28.210: Nodular prurigo
184. L28.210: Prurigo Hebra
185. L28.210: Hebra's prurigo
186. L28.220: Strophulus infantum
187. L28.222: Urticaria papulosa
188. L28.222: Subacute prurigo
189. L28.224: Chronic prurigo
190. L28.226: Prurigo pigmentosa
191. L28.290: Prurigo
192. L29.000: Pruritus ani
193. L29.100: Pruritus scroti
194. L29.200: Pruritus vulvae
195. L29.300: Anogenital pruritus, NOS
196. L29.830: Aquagenic pruritus
197. L29.830: Aquagenic pruritus
198. L29.840: Senile pruritus
199. L29.850: Pruritus due to drug
200. L29.850: Pruritus due to drug
201. L29.860: Pruritus in diabetes mellitus
202. L29.870: Uraemic pruritus
203. L29.880: Pruritus due to liver disease
204. L29.890: Generalised pruritus of unknown aetiology
205. L29.900: Pruritus
206. L30.000: Discoid eczema
207. L30.000: Nummular dermatitis
208. L30.100: Pompholyx
209. L30.110: Cheiropompholyx
210. L30.130: Cheiropodopompholyx
211. L30.140: Podopompholyx
212. L30.170: Juvenile plantar dermatosis
213. L30.180: Dyshidrotic eczema
214. L30.181: Chronic vesicular eczema of hands and feet
215. L30.190: Dyshidrosis
216. L30.200: Autosensitisation dermatitis
217. L30.205: Ide eruption
218. L30.210: Mycide
219. L30.220: Candidid
220. L30.240: Id eruption due to eczema
221. L30.300: Eczematoid dermatitis
222. L30.310: Infective eczema
223. L30.310: Infective eczema
224. L30.400: Intertriginous eczema
225. L30.490: Intertrigo
226. L30.500: Pityriasis alba faciei
227. L30.590: Pityriasis alba
228. L30.800: NEC dermatitis
229. L30.802: Etat craquelé
230. L30.806: Papuloerythroderma Ofuji
231. L30.808: Pityriasis simplex
232. L30.822: Eczema infantum
233. L30.834: Hyperkeratotic palmar eczema
234. L30.836: Psoriasiform palmar eczema
235. L30.842: Lick eczema
236. L30.852: Nipple eczema
237. L30.862: Scrotal eczema
238. L30.864: Anal eczema
239. L30.864: Perianal eczema
240. L30.910: Hand eczema
241. L40.000: Psoriasis vulgaris
242. L40.020: Type 1 (early onset) psoriasis
243. L40.030: Type 2 (late onset) psoriasis
244. L40.050: Nummular psoriasis
245. L40.100: Von Zumbusch's disease
246. L40.100: Generalised pustular psoriasis
247. L40.110: Acute generalised pustular psoriasis
248. L40.110: Acute generalised pustular psoriasis
249. L40.120: Impetigo herpetiformis
250. L40.200: Acropustulosis
251. L40.300: Chronic palmoplantar pustular psoriasis
252. L40.311: Palmoplantar pustulosis
253. L40.380: Pustular bacterid
254. L40.380: Pustular bacterid Andrews
255. L40.400: Guttate psoriasis
256. L40.500: Psoriatic arthritis
257. L40.510: Arthropathic psoriasis
258. L40.820: Circinate and annular pustular psoriasis
259. L40.830: Flexural psoriasis
260. L40.840: Intertriginous psoriasis
261. L40.850: Erythrodermic psoriasis
262. L40.860: Nail psoriasis
263. L41.000: Mucha Habermann disease
264. L41.000: Pityriasis lichenoides acuta
265. L41.000: Pityriasis lichenoides et varioliformis acuta
266. L41.100: Pityriasis lichenoides chronica
267. L41.200: Lymphomatoid papulosis
268. L41.300: Small plaque parapsoriasis
269. L41.400: Large-plaque parapsoriasis
270. L41.800: NEC parapsoriasis
271. L41.900: Parapsoriasis, NOS
272. L42.x00: Pityriasis rosea
273. L42.x00: Gibert's disease
274. L43.000: Hypertrophic oral lichen planus
275. L43.100: Bullous lichen planus
276. L43.200: Lichenoid reaction due to drug
277. L43.300: Subacute lichen planus
278. L43.310: Lichen planus tropicus
279. L43.804: Lichen planus of nail
280. L43.808: Lichen planus annularis
281. L43.808: Annular lichen planus
282. L43.810: Oral lichen planus
283. L43.812: Linear lichen planus
284. L43.814: Atrophic lichen planus
285. L43.816: Verrucous lichen planus
286. L43.818: Generalised lichen planus
287. L43.820: Follicular lichen planus
288. L43.900: Lichen planus
289. L44.000: Devergie's disease
290. L44.000: Pityriasis rubra pilaris
291. L44.010: Adult forms pityriasis rubra pilaris
292. L44.020: Juvenile forms pityriasis rubra pilaris
293. L44.030: Juvenile - circumscribed (type IV) pityriasis rubra pilaris
294. L44.100: Lichen nitidus
295. L44.200: Lichen striatus
296. L44.300: Lichen ruber moniliformis
297. L44.400: Gianotti-Crosti syndrome
298. L44.870: Tinea amiantacea
299. L44.870: Pityriasis amiantacea
300. L44.870: Pityriasis amiantacea
301. L45.x00: Papulosquamous disorders in diseases classified elsewhere
302. L50.000: Allergic urticaria
303. L50.000: Allergic urticaria
304. L50.010: Urticaria due to food
305. L50.020: Urticaria due to drug
306. L50.100: Nonallergic urticaria
307. L50.100: Idiopathic urticaria
308. L50.110: Acute idiopathic urticaria
309. L50.110: Urticaria acute idiopathic
310. L50.120: Chronic idiopathic urticaria
311. L50.200: Thermal urticaria
312. L50.210: Cold urticaria
313. L50.220: Familial cold urticaria
314. L50.230: Heat Urticaria
315. L50.230: Urticaria due to local heat
316. L50.300: Factitious urticaria
317. L50.300: Factitial urticaria
318. L50.310: Dermographic urticaria
319. L50.310: Autographism
320. L50.410: Delayed pressure urticaria
321. L50.500: Cholinergic urticaria
322. L50.510: Cholinergic urticaria
323. L50.600: Contact urticaria
324. L50.830: Aquagenic urticaria
325. L50.900: Urticaria
326. L51.100: Bullous erythema multiforme
327. L51.110: Erythema multiforme - severe mucosal form
328. L51.120: Stevens-Johnson syndrome
329. L51.130: Fuch's syndrome
330. L51.140: Ectodermosis erosiva pluriorificialis
331. L51.200: Toxic epidermal necrolysis
332. L51.200: Drug-induced lyell's disease
333. L51.800: NEC erythema multiforme due to specified cause
334. L51.810: Erythema multiforme due to herpes simplex infection
335. L52.x00: Erythema nodosum
336. L53.000: Toxic erythema
337. L53.100: Erythema annulare centrifugum
338. L53.200: Erythema marginatum
339. L53.300: Erythema chronic figurate
340. L53.320: Erythema perstans
341. L53.330: Erythema gyratum repens
342. L53.840: Palmar erythema
343. L53.910: Erythema, NOS
344. L55.050: Sunburn
345. L55.050: Solar erythema
346. L56.000: Phototoxic drug reaction
347. L56.100: Photo-allergic drug reaction
348. L56.200: Phototoxic contact dermatitis
349. L56.210: Photodermatitis due to plant
350. L56.220: Phytophotodermatitis
351. L56.230: Berloque dermatitis
352. L56.240: Phototoxic eczema
353. L56.240: Phototoxic dermatitis
354. L56.300: Solar urticaria
355. L56.400: Polymorphous light eruption
356. L56.410: Prurigo estivalis
357. L56.800: Acute due to UV dermatosis
358. L56.810: Actinic folliculitis
359. L56.850: Photo-onycholysis
360. L56.860: Hydroa vacciniforme
361. L57.000: Actinic keratosis
362. L57.000: Solar keratosis
363. L57.300: Poikiloderma of Civatte
364. L57.400: Elastosis senilis
365. L57.500: O'Brien's granuloma
366. L57.500: Granuloma actinic
367. L57.820: Favre Racouchot syndrome
368. L57.862: Farmer's skin
369. L57.862: Sailor's skin
370. L57.870: Persistent light reaction
371. L57.886: Acquired colloid milium
372. L57.890: Solar elastosis
373. L57.890: Actinic elastosis
374. L57.900: Chronic solar damage to skin, NOS
375. L58.000: Acute radiodermatitis
376. L58.100: Chronic radiodermatitis
377. L58.110: Radiation-induced dermatosis
378. L58.900: Radiodermatitis, NOS
379. L59.000: Erythema ab igne
380. L60.000: Ingrowing nail, NOS
381. L60.010: Fingernail ingrowing
382. L60.020: Ingrowing toenail
383. L60.100: Onycholysis
384. L60.110: Lamellar onycholysis
385. L60.200: Onychogryphosis
386. L60.300: Nail dystrophy
387. L60.320: Nail dystrophy
388. L60.340: Trachyonychia
389. L60.350: Onychorrhexis
390. L60.360: Onychodystrophy acquired
391. L60.370: Twenty nail dystrophy
392. L60.370: Twenty nail dystrophy
393. L60.380: Dystrophia unguis mediana canaliformis
394. L60.390: NEC nail dystrophy
395. L60.400: Beau's lines
396. L60.500: Yellow nail syndrome
397. L60.804: Subungual hyperkeratosis
398. L60.814: Acquired anonychia
399. L60.816: Nail artefact, NOS
400. L60.818: Nail damage caused by chemical agents
401. L60.818: Nail damage caused by chemicals
402. L60.820: Leukopathia unguium due to drug
403. L60.820: Drug-induced leuconychia
404. L60.822: Punctate leuconychia
405. L60.844: Trumpet nail deformity
406. L60.860: Nail dystrophy due to trauma
407. L60.862: Nail damage due to drug
408. L60.864: Exogeneous nail discolouration
409. L60.872: Subungual hematoma
410. L60.872: Subungual haematoma
411. L60.874: Splinter hemorrhage
412. L60.876: Endogeneous nail discolouration
413. L60.878: Pterygium of nail
414. L60.900: Nail disorder, NOS
415. L62.800: Nail dystrophy due diseases classified elsewhere
416. L62.810: Racket nails
417. L62.830: Half-and-half nail
418. L62.840: Lichen planus of nail
419. L63.000: Alopecia totalis
420. L63.100: Alopecia universalis
421. L63.200: Ophiasic alopecia areata
422. L63.810: Diffuse alopecia areata
423. L63.900: Alopecia areata
424. L64.000: Drug induced androgenic alopecia
425. L64.810: Androgenetic alopecia due to androgen excess
426. L64.820: Male pattern alopecia
427. L64.820: Male pattern baldness
428. L64.830: Androgenic - female pattern alopecia
429. L64.900: Alopecia androgenic, NOS
430. L65.000: Telogen effluvium
431. L65.100: Anagen effluvium
432. L65.200: Follicular mucinosis
433. L65.200: Follicular mucinosis
434. L65.820: Diffuse alopecia
435. L65.830: Diffuse due to drug alopecia
436. L65.834: Alopecia due to malnutrition
437. L65.836: Diffuse postinfective alopecia
438. L65.840: Toxic alopecia diffuse
439. L65.842: Nonscarring traumatic alopecia
440. L65.852: Traction alopecia
441. L65.852: Traction alopecia
442. L65.854: Alopecia due to pressure
443. L65.870: Loose anagen hair syndrome
444. L65.900: Nonscarring alopecia, NOS
445. L65.910: Hair loss, NOS
446. L66.000: Pseudopelade
447. L66.100: Lichen planopilaris
448. L66.120: Graham-Little syndrome
449. L66.200: Folliculitis decalvans
450. L66.300: Folliculitis abscedens et suffodiens
451. L66.410: Ulerythema reticulata
452. L66.800: NEC cicatricial alopecia
453. L66.810: Alopecia parvimaculata
454. L66.820: Cicatricial due to trauma/injury alopecia
455. L66.900: Cicatricial alopecia, NOS
456. L67.000: Trichorrhexis nodosa
457. L67.100: Variations in hair colour
458. L67.110: Acquired poliosis circumscripta
459. L67.120: Canities
460. L67.130: Premature greying
461. L67.140: Heterochromia
462. L67.150: Poliosis
463. L67.800: NEC hair changes
464. L67.810: Pili trianguli et canaliculi
465. L67.812: Pili pseudoanulati
466. L67.814: Pili bifurcati
467. L67.820: NEC hair shaft disorder
468. L67.830: Trichorrhexis invaginata
469. L67.834: Trichoschisis
470. L67.838: Trichoclasis
471. L67.840: Trichomalacia
472. L67.842: Trichonodosis
473. L67.844: Fragile hair
474. L67.860: NEC hair dystrophy
475. L67.870: NEC hair colour change
476. L67.900: Abnormal hair shaft, NOS
477. L67.910: Hair shaft damage - exogeneous
478. L67.920: Abnormal hair, NOS
479. L68.000: Hirsutism
480. L68.010: Endocrine hirsutism
481. L68.020: Hirsutism due to drug
482. L68.030: Idiopathic hirsutism
483. L68.030: Idiopathic hirsutism
484. L68.100: Acquired hypertrichosis lanuginosa
485. L68.200: Hypertrichosis localised, NOS
486. L68.800: Hypertrichosis, specified, NEC
487. L68.830: Hypertrichosis due to drug
488. L68.860: Idiopathic hypertrichosis
489. L68.900: Hypertrichosis
490. L70.000: Acne vulgaris
491. L70.010: Comedonal acne
492. L70.020: Papulopustular acne
493. L70.030: Cystic acne
494. L70.030: Acne indurata
495. L70.100: Acne conglobata
496. L70.300: Tropical acne
497. L70.400: Infantile acne
498. L70.812: Acne fulminans
499. L70.814: Acne due to drug
500. L70.816: Corticosteroid-induced acne
501. L70.824: Iododerma
502. L70.826: Bromoderma
503. L70.828: Chloracne
504. L70.830: Oil acne
505. L70.830: Oil acne
506. L70.832: Tar acne
507. L70.834: Acne cosmetica
508. L70.838: Occupational acne
509. L71.000: Perioral dermatitis
510. L71.100: Rhinophyma
511. L71.810: Telangiectatic rosacea
512. L71.820: Pustular rosacea
513. L71.850: Lupoid rosacea of Lewandowsky
514. L71.900: Rosacea
515. L72.000: Epidermoid cyst
516. L72.100: Trichilemmal cyst
517. L72.120: Scrotal cyst
518. L72.200: Steatocystoma multiplex
519. L72.200: Steatocystoma multiplex
520. L72.820: Vellus hair cyst
521. L72.830: Milium
522. L73.100: Pseudofolliculitis barbae
523. L73.200: Hidradenitis suppurativa
524. L73.910: Folliculitis, NOS
525. L74.000: Miliaria rubra
526. L74.100: Miliaria crystallina
527. L74.200: Miliaria profunda
528. L74.420: Hypohidrosis
529. L74.830: Granulosis rubra nasi
530. L74.840: Ross syndrome
531. L75.000: Bromhidrosis
532. L75.100: Chromhidrosis
533. L75.210: Fox-Fordyce disease
534. L80.x00: Vitiligo
535. L81.000: Post-inflammatory hypermelanosis
536. L81.100: Melasma
537. L81.200: Ephelis
538. L81.300: Café-au-lait macule
539. L81.402: Unilateral lentiginosis
540. L81.404: Eruptive lentiginosis
541. L81.406: Generalised lentiginosis
542. L81.408: Periorbital hypermelanosis
543. L81.420: Lentigo simplex
544. L81.438: Acromelanosis
545. L81.448: Hypermelanosis
546. L81.460: Laugier-Hunziker syndrome
547. L81.540: Idiopathic guttate hypomelanosis
548. L81.750: Dermatite Gougerot-Blum
549. L81.810: Iron salt tattoo
550. L81.820: Tattoo
551. L81.824: Pigmentation due to carotenaemia
552. L81.832: Pigmentation due to ingested/injected substance
553. L81.854: Argyria
554. L81.856: Chrysiasis
555. L82.x20: Leser-Trélat syndrome
556. L83.x00: Acanthosis nigricans
557. L83.x10: Malignant acanthosis nigricans
558. L83.x20: Benign acanthosis nigricans
559. L83.x40: Confluent and reticulate papillomatosis of Gougerot & Carteaud
560. L83.x40: Confluent and reticulate papillomatosis of Gougerot & Carteaud
561. L83.x40: Confluent and reticulate papillomatosis of Gougerot & Carteaud
562. L84.x00: Callosity
563. L84.x00: Callosity
564. L85.000: Acquired ichthyosis
565. L85.010: Pityriasis rotunda
566. L85.020: Ichthyosiform reaction to drug
567. L85.110: Keratoderma climactericum
568. L85.140: Acquired keratoderma
569. L85.150: Bazex syndrome (acrokeratosis paraneoplastica)
570. L85.150: Bazex syndrome (acrokeratosis paraneoplastica)
571. L85.850: Acrokeratoelastoidosis of Costa
572. L85.910: Unspecified hyperkeratosis
573. L87.000: Kyrle's disease
574. L87.100: Reactive perforating collagenosis
575. L87.200: Elastosis perforans serpiginosa
576. L88.x00: Pyoderma gangrenosum
577. L89.x00: Decubitus gangrene
578. L89.x00: Decubitus gangrene
579. L90.300: Atrophoderma of Pasini-Pierini
580. L90.400: Acrodermatitis chronica atrophicans
581. L90.510: Scar
582. L90.510: Scar
583. L90.520: Atrophic scarring
584. L90.812: Cutaneous atrophy due to topical corticosteroid
585. L90.814: Cutaneous atrophy due to corticosteroids
586. L90.820: Follicular atrophoderma
587. L90.870: Lipoatrophy NOS
588. L90.872: Lawrence Seip syndrome
589. L90.872: Lipoatrophia totalis
590. L90.876: Lipoatrophia semicircularis
591. L90.900: Cutaneous atrophy
592. L90.910: Anetoderma
593. L91.000: Keloid
594. L91.030: Hypertrophic scar
595. L91.910: Pachyderma (NOS)
596. L92.000: Granuloma annulare
597. L92.020: Perforating granuloma annulare
598. L92.030: Generalised granuloma annulare
599. L92.040: Subcutaneous granuloma annulare
600. L92.100: Necrobiosis lipoidica
601. L92.110: Non-diabetic necrobiosis lipoidica
602. L92.120: Granulomatosis disciformis chronica et progressiva
603. L92.120: Miescher's granuloma
604. L92.200: Granuloma faciale
605. L92.300: Foreign body granuloma
606. L92.300: Foreign body granuloma
607. L92.311: Reaction to suture materials in skin
608. L92.320: Barber's hair sinus
609. L92.320: Barber's hair sinus
610. L92.800: NEC granuloma of skin
611. L92.810: Oleoma
612. L92.820: Oleogranuloma
613. L92.830: Infantile gluteal granuloma
614. L92.840: Granuloma multiforme
615. L92.850: Idiopathic sclerosing lipogranuloma
616. L92.850: Sclerosing lipogranuloma
617. L92.872: Oil granuloma
618. L92.872: Paraffinoma
619. L92.874: Silica granuloma
620. L92.880: NEC granuloma
621. L92.900: Granuloma of skin or subcutaneous tissue, NOS
622. L93.000: Discoid lupus erythematosus
623. L93.010: Lupus erythematosus
624. L93.010: Non-tuberculous lupus
625. L93.020: Chronic discoid lupus erythematosus
626. L93.020: Discoid lupus erythematosus
627. L93.100: Subacute cutaneous lupus erythematosus
628. L93.200: Lupus erythematosus, cutaneous, NEC
629. L93.210: Lupus erythematosus profundus
630. L93.230: Lupus erythematodes tumidus
631. L93.240: Lupus erythematodes verrucosus
632. L93.260: Chilblain lupus erythematosus
633. L93.270: Lupus panniculitis
634. L94.000: Morphea, NOS
635. L94.000: Morphoea
636. L94.000: Circumscribed scleroderma
637. L94.020: Guttate morphoea
638. L94.020: Localised morphea
639. L94.030: Generalised morphoea
640. L94.100: Scleroderma linear
641. L94.100: Linear morphoea
642. L94.100: Morphoea en coup de sabre
643. L94.120: Frontoparietal morphoea
644. L94.120: En coup de sabre
645. L94.200: Calcinosis cutis
646. L94.210: Calcinosis dystrophica
647. L94.220: Cutaneous calculus
648. L94.230: Acral calcinosis
649. L94.300: Sclerodactyly
650. L94.400: Gottron's papules
651. L94.500: Prereticulotic poikiloderma
652. L94.500: Prereticulotic poikiloderma
653. L94.500: Poikiloderma vasculare atrophicans
654. L94.600: Ainhum
655. L94.610: Constricting band of extremity
656. L94.620: Pseudo-ainhum
657. L94.810: Pseudoscleroderma
658. L94.820: Skleroedema adultorum Buschke
659. L94.822: Skleroedema diabeticorum
660. L94.830: Cutaneous NEC elastosis
661. L94.900: Connective tissue disease affecting skin
662. L95.000: Livedoid vasculitis
663. L95.000: Livedoid vasculitis
664. L95.000: Livedoid vasculitis
665. L95.020: Livedo reticularis with summer ulceration
666. L95.100: Erythema elevatum diutinum
667. L95.800: Capillaritis, NOS
668. L95.810: Urticarial vasculitis
669. L95.820: Livedo racemosa
670. L95.850: Nodular vasculitis
671. L95.850: Nodular vasculitis
672. L95.850: Nodular vasculitis
673. L95.900: Cutaneous vasculitis
674. L97.x00: Ulcer leg, NOS
675. L97.x00: Leg ulcer, NOS
676. L97.x00: Leg ulcer
677. L98.000: Pyogenic granuloma
678. L98.000: Granuloma pyogenicum
679. L98.000: Pyogenic granuloma
680. L98.010: Eruptive angioma
681. L98.100: Simulated dermatitis
682. L98.100: Factitial dermatitis
683. L98.100: Dermatitis artefacta
684. L98.100: Self-inflicted skin disease
685. L98.100: Factitial dermatitis
686. L98.110: Factitious lymphoedema
687. L98.120: Cutaneous artefact
688. L98.130: Neurotic excoriation(s)
689. L98.130: Neurotic excoriation(s)
690. L98.130: Neurotic excoriations
691. L98.140: Psychogenic purpura
692. L98.200: Acute febrile neutrophilic dermatosis
693. L98.200: Sweet's syndrome
694. L98.200: Acute febrile neutrophilic dermatosis
695. L98.200: Sweet's disease
696. L98.300: Eosinophilic cellulitis
697. L98.300: Wells' syndrome
698. L98.400: Skin ulcer, NOS
699. L98.400: Chronic ulcer
700. L98.420: Neuropathic foot ulcer
701. L98.420: Neurotrophic ulcer
702. L98.420: Neurotrophic ulcer
703. L98.440: Tropical ulcer
704. L98.440: Tropical sore
705. L98.440: Tropical ulcer
706. L98.450: Traumatic ulcer
707. L98.490: Skin ulcer
708. L98.500: Cutaneous mucinosis
709. L98.500: Cutaneous NOS mucinosis
710. L98.520: Focal cutaneous mucinosis
711. L98.530: Lichen myxedematosus
712. L98.540: REM syndrome
713. L98.550: Plaque-like Mucinosis
714. L98.560: Selfhealing juvenile cutaneous mucinosis
715. L98.560: Self-healing juvenile cutaneous mucinosis
716. L98.580: Arndt Gottron syndrome
717. L98.580: Scleromyxoedema
718. L98.810: Pseudolymphoma of skin
719. L98.812: Angiolymphoid hyperplasia with eosinophilia
720. L98.820: Kimura´s disease
721. L98.830: Lymphocytoma cutis
722. L98.840: Lymphocytic infiltration
723. L98.840: Benign lymphocytic infiltration of Jessner-Kanof
724. L98.860: Erythema arciforme et palpabile migrans
725. L98.880: Oid-Oid Disease
726. L98.880: Sulzberger Garbe syndrome
727. L98.880: Exudative discoid and lichenoid dermatitis
728. L98.884: Ascher´s syndrome
729. L98.910: Skin disease, NOS
730. L98.910: Dermatosis, NOS

M

1. M02.390: Circinate (Reiter's disease) balanitis
2. M02.390: Fiessinger Leroy syndrome
3. M02.390: Circinate (Reiter's disease) vulvovaginitis
4. M02.390: Reiter's disease involving skin
5. M05.290: Rheumatoid vasculitis
6. M05.290: Rheumatoid arteritis
7. M06.390: Rheumatoid nodules
8. M08.290: Still's disease juvenile
9. M08.290: Juvenile still's disease
10. M10.091: Gouty tophus
11. M30.000: Polyarteritis nodosa
12. M30.000: Kussmall Meier disease
13. M30.000: Polyarteritis nodosa
14. M30.000: Periarteritis nodosa
15. M30.020: Cutaneous polyarteritis nodosa
16. M30.020: Cutaneous polyarteritis nodosa
17. M30.110: Churg Strauss granuloma
18. M30.110: Allergic granulomatous angiitis
19. M30.120: Allergic granulomatosis
20. M30.120: Allergic granulomatosis
21. M30.300: Kawasaki disease
22. M30.300: Kawasaki disease
23. M30.300: Mucocutaneous lymphnode syndrome
24. M30.810: Polyangiitis overlap syndrome
25. M30.820: Sneddon's syndrome
26. M30.820: Livedo reticularis with nodules
27. M31.000: Hypersensitivity angiitis
28. M31.010: Goodpasture syndrome
29. M31.100: Thrombotic microangiopathy
30. M31.110: Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura
31. M31.110: Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura
32. M31.110: Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura
33. M31.300: Wegener's granulomatosis
34. M31.310: Midline granuloma
35. M31.400: Takayasu arteritis
36. M31.400: Takayasu's arteritis
37. M31.600: Giant cell arteritis, NOS
38. M31.600: Giant cell arteritis
39. M31.600: Giant cell arteritis
40. M31.610: Temporal arteritis
41. M31.610: Giant cell arteritis
42. M31.610: Horton's syndrome
43. M31.610: Temporal arteritis
44. M31.800: Necrotising NEC angiitis
45. M31.810: Urticrial hypocomplementemic vasculitis
46. M32.000: Drug-induced lupus syndrome
47. M32.010: Lupus erythematosus(LE)-like syndrome due to drug
48. M32.900: Systemic lupus erythematosus
49. M33.000: Juvenile dermatomyositis
50. M33.000: Juvenile dermatomyositis
51. M33.100: NEC dermatomyositis
52. M33.200: Polymyositis
53. M33.900: Dermatopolymyositis, NOS
54. M33.910: Dermatomyositis
55. M34.000: Progressive systemic sclerosis
56. M34.020: Diffuse cutaneous type systemic sclerosis
57. M34.100: CREST syndrome
58. M34.210: Scleroderma occupational
59. M34.830: Limited cutaneous type scleroderma (systemic)
60. M34.860: Acrosclerosis
61. M34.870: Thibierge Weissenbach syndrome
62. M35.000: Sjögren syndrome
63. M35.010: Keratoconjunctivitis sicca
64. M35.040: Sicca syndrome
65. M35.100: Mixed connective tissue disease
66. M35.100: Overlap syndrome (connective tissue disease)
67. M35.100: Sharp syndrome (mixed connective tissue disease)
68. M35.100: Sclerodermatomyositis
69. M35.200: Behçet's disease
70. M35.210: Mouth and genital ulcer-Inflamed cartilage-syndrome
71. M35.210: MAGIC-Syndrome
72. M35.400: Shulman's syndrome
73. M35.400: Eosinophilic fasciitis
74. M35.500: Fibrosclerosis multiple
75. M35.600: Weber Christian disease
76. M35.600: Systemic nodular panniculitis
77. M35.600: Relapsing febrile nodular panniculitis (Weber-Christian)
78. M35.600: Nodular non-suppurative febrile panniculitis
79. M35.610: Relapsing panniculitis
80. M35.650: panniculitis due to alpha 1 anti-trypsin deficiency
81. M35.900: Autoimmune systemic disease, NOS
82. M35.920: Systemic connective disease, NOS
83. M35.930: Collagen vascular disease, NOS
84. M36.000: Dermatomyositis associated with internal malignancy
85. M36.000: Malignant disease with dermatomyositis
86. M67.490: Ganglion
87. M70.810: Digital myxoid cyst
88. M71.200: Baker's cyst
89. M72.000: Palmar fibromatosis
90. M72.000: Palmar fibromatosis
91. M72.000: Dupuytren's contracture
92. M72.100: Knuckle pads
93. M72.200: Plantar fibromatosis
94. M72.200: Ledderhose's disease
95. M72.200: Plantar fibromatosis
96. M72.210: Plantar fasciitis
97. M72.390: Nodular fasciitis
98. M72.591: Ischaemic fasciitis
99. M72.891: Infantile systemic hyalinosis
100. M72.891: Juvenile hyaline fibromatosis
101. M72.892: Juvenile hyaline fibromatosis
102. M72.893: Aggressive systemic infantile myofibromatosis
103. M72.893: Fibromatosis congenital generalised
104. M72.895: Infantile digital fibromatosis
105. M72.895: Infantile digital fibromatosis
106. M79.390: Panniculitis, NOS
107. M79.894: Traumatic fat necrosis
108. M79.896: Cold panniculitis
109. M79.896: Cold panniculitis
110. M89.490: Pachydermoperiostosis
111. M95.100: Cauliflower ear
112. M95.100: Cauliflower ear

N

1. N48.102: Balanitis
2. N48.160: Infective balanitis
3. N48.170: Irritant balanitis
4. N48.180: Zoon's balanitis
5. N48.180: Plasma cell balanitis
6. N48.190: Balanoposthitis
7. N48.300: Priapism
8. N48.300: Painful erection
9. N48.500: Penile ulcer
10. N48.500: Ulcer of penis
11. N48.600: Balanitis xerotica obliterans
12. N48.610: Peyronie's disease
13. N48.610: Plastic induration of penis
14. N48.610: Penile fibromatosis
15. N48.820: Mondor's of penis phlebitis
16. N48.820: Mondor's phlebitis of penis
17. N48.830: Nonvenereal chordee
18. N49.810: Fournier's gangrene
19. N62.x00: Gynaecomastia
20. N64.000: Mammillary fistula
21. N64.520: Retracted acquired nipple
22. N75.000: Bartholin's gland cyst
23. N75.100: Bartholin's gland cyst
24. N75.800: Bartholinitis
25. N76.020: Acute vulvovaginitis
26. N76.110: Chronic vulvovaginitis
27. N76.210: Vulvitis, NOS
28. N76.600: Vulvar ulcer, NOS
29. N76.610: Lipschütz ulcer (vulval aphthosis)
30. N80.610: Cutaneous endometriosis
31. N84.300: Vulvar polyp
32. N90.300: Vulvar dysplasia, NOS
33. N90.410: Kraurosis vulvae

O

1. O22.000: Varicose veins of leg in pregnancy
2. O22.100: Vulvar varices in pregnancy
3. O22.200: Superficial thrombophlebitis in pregnancy
4. O22.300: Deep vein thrombosis in pregnancy
5. O26.400: Herpes gestationis
6. O26.400: Pemphigoid gestationis
7. O99.740: PUPPP syndrome (pruritic urticarial papules and plaques of pregnancy)

P

1. P00.810: Neonatal lupus erythematosus
2. P00.820: Neonatal lupus erythematosus
3. P35.200: Herpes simplex congenital
4. P35.200: Neonatal herpes simplex
5. P80.000: Neonatal cold injury
6. P83.000: Sclerema neonatorum
7. P83.100: Toxic erythema neonatorum
8. P83.100: Erythema neonatorum
9. P83.800: Subcutaneous fat necrosis of newborn
10. P83.820: Bronze baby syndrome

Q

1. Q17.000: Accessory auricle
2. Q18.010: Branchial fistula
3. Q18.020: Branchial cyst
4. Q27.400: Diffuse congenital phlebectasia
5. Q36.900: Hare lip
6. Q38.200: Congenital macroglossia
7. Q69.900: Polydactyly
8. Q70.900: Syndactyly
9. Q77.300: Chondrodysplasia punctata
10. Q78.420: Haemangiomata with dyschondroplasia
11. Q80.020: Follicular ichthyosis
12. Q80.100: X-linked recessive ichthyosis
13. Q80.200: Lamellar ichthyosis
14. Q80.870: Netherton syndrome ichthyosis linearis circumflexa
15. Q81.000: Epidermolysis bullosa simplex
16. Q81.010: Epidermolysis bullosa simplex (Köbner)
17. Q81.020: Epidermolysis bullosa simplex with mottled pigmentation (Gedde-Dahl)
18. Q81.030: Epidermolysis bullosa simplex (Weber-Cockayne)
19. Q81.030: Epidermolysis bullosa simplex (Weber-Cockayne)
20. Q81.100: Junctional - lethal (Herlitz) epidermolysis bullosa
21. Q81.200: Dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa
22. Q81.210: Dystrophic - dominant (Pasini variant) epidermolysis bullosa
23. Q81.240: Dystrophic - inverse epidermolysis bullosa
24. Q81.260: Dystrophic - generalised recessive (Hallopeau-Siemens) epidermolysis bullosa
25. Q81.820: Epidermolysis bullosa simplex herpetiformis (Dowling-Meara disease)
26. Q81.850: Junctional epidermolysis bullosa
27. Q82.100: Xeroderma pigmentosum
28. Q82.120: De Sanctis-Cacchione syndrome
29. Q82.230: Cutaneous mastocytosis
30. Q82.290: Urticaria pigmentosa
31. Q82.296: Telangiectasia macularis eruptiva perstans
32. Q82.300: Incontinentia pigmenti of Bloch-Sulzberger
33. Q82.300: Incontinentia pigmenti of Bloch-Sulzberger
34. Q82.502: Inflammatory Linear Verrucous Epidermal Nevus (ILVEN)
35. Q82.503: Epidermal naevus
36. Q82.504: Aplastic nevus
37. Q82.505: Eccrine naevus
38. Q82.507: Apocrine naevus
39. Q82.509: Nevus syringocystadenomatosus papilliferus
40. Q82.510: Port-wine stain
41. Q82.520: Telangiectatic naevus
42. Q82.540: Naevus anemicus
43. Q82.550: Woolly hair naevus
44. Q82.552: Nevus lipomatodes superficialis
45. Q82.570: Naevus sebaceus of Jadassohn
46. Q82.582: Becker´s naevus
47. Q82.585: Acantholytic nevus
48. Q82.597: Elastic nevus
49. Q82.802: Naevoid basal cell carcinoma syndrome
50. Q82.810: Hereditary pseudoxanthoma elasticum
51. Q82.816: Cutis laxa
52. Q82.817: Ehlers-Danlos syndrome
53. Q82.818: Congenital/genetic poikiloderma
54. Q82.832: Progressive palmoplantar keratoderma (Greither keratoderma)
55. Q82.832: Progressive palmoplantar keratoderma
56. Q82.834: Mal de Meleda
57. Q82.836: Hereditary palmoplantar keratoderma
58. Q82.844: Poikiloderma with incontinentia pigmenti (Degos-Touraine syndrome)
59. Q82.852: Rothmund-Thomson syndrome
60. Q82.855: Erythrokeratoderma
61. Q82.857: Erythrokeratoderma en cocardes (Degos syndrome)
62. Q82.858: Symmetrical progressive of Gottron erythrokeratoderma
63. Q82.859: Erythrokeratoderma variabilis (Mendes da Costa)
64. Q82.859: Erythrokeratoderma variabilis
65. Q82.868: Darier's disease
66. Q82.872: Acrokeratosis verruciformis (Acrokeratosis verruciformis of Hopf)
67. Q82.878: Ectodermal dysplasia
68. Q82.882: Hypohidrotic ectodermal dysplasia
69. Q83.300: Accessory nipple
70. Q83.900: Developmental defect breast
71. Q84.010: Atrichia congenita
72. Q84.110: Pili annulati
73. Q84.120: Pili torti
74. Q84.130: Uncombable hair syndrome
75. Q84.140: Monilethrix
76. Q84.160: Brittle hair (Trichothiodystrophy)
77. Q84.169: Trichothiodystrophy
78. Q84.210: Congenital hypertrichosis lanuginosa
79. Q84.220: Congenital hypertrichosis lanuginosa
80. Q84.230: Marie-Unna syndrome
81. Q84.256: Hair follicle nevus
82. Q84.300: Anonychia
83. Q84.510: Pachyonychia congenita
84. Q84.520: Pachyonychia congenita type I (Jadasssohn-Lewandowsky syndrome)
85. Q84.530: Pachyonychia congenita type II (Jackson-Lawler syndrome)
86. Q84.540: Pachyonychia congenita type III (Schafer-Brunauer syndrome)
87. Q84.610: Inherited nail deformity
88. Q84.810: Aplasia cutis congenita
89. Q85.000: Neurofibromatosis - multiple neurofibromas
90. Q85.010: Neurofibromatosis 1
91. Q85.020: Neurofibromatosis II
92. Q85.030: Segmental neurofibromatosis
93. Q87.110: Cockayne syndrome
94. Q87.114: Russell-Silver syndrome
95. Q87.136: Sjögren-Larsson syndrome
96. Q87.170: Cornelia de Lange syndrome
97. Q87.210: Klippel-Trenaunay-Weber syndrome
98. Q87.210: Klippel-Trenaunay-Weber syndrome
99. Q87.230: Nail-patella syndrome
100. Q87.400: Marfan syndrome
101. Q87.410: Arachnodactyly
102. Q90.900: Down syndrome
103. Q96.900: Turner syndrome
104. Q98.400: Klinefelter syndrome
105. Q99.200: Poly X syndrome

R

1. R20.850: Oral dysesthesia
2. R20.850: Burning mouth syndrome
3. R23.200: Flushing
4. R23.840: Erythrocyanosis
5. R60.030: Oedema due to heart failure
6. R60.040: Oedema due to hypoproteinaemia
7. R61.000: Localised hyperhidrosis
8. R61.030: Axillary hyperhidrosis
9. R61.040: Asymmetrical hyperhidrosis
10. R61.050: Gustatory hyperhidrosis
11. R61.100: Generalised hyperhidrosis

T

1. T14.010: Abrasion
2. T14.082: Haematoma
3. T14.110: Open wound
4. T14.130: Knife wound
5. T30.000: Thermal burn
6. T30.100: First degree burn

Template

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