G43.609
ICD-10-CMPersistent migraine aura with cerebral infarction, not intractable, without status migrainosus
This code describes a type of migraine where neurological symptoms (aura) persist for more than one week, and imaging confirms a cerebral infarction (stroke) has occurred. The migraine itself is not severe enough to be considered intractable and does not involve status migrainosus. This indicates a permanent neurological deficit linked to the migraine aura.
Use this code when documentation clearly indicates a patient experienced a migraine aura that lasted longer than seven days, and subsequent neuroimaging confirms a cerebral infarction. This diagnosis requires a direct causal link between the persistent aura and the ischemic event. It is appropriate when the migraine is not refractory to treatment and does not meet criteria for status migrainosus.
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