I70.534
ICD-10-CMAtherosclerosis of nonautologous biological bypass graft(s) of the right leg with ulceration of heel and midfoot
This code signifies the hardening and narrowing of a non-native biological bypass graft located in the right leg, specifically complicated by open sores on the heel and midfoot. This condition impairs blood flow through the graft, leading to tissue damage and ulcer formation in the distal extremity. It represents a specific type of peripheral artery disease affecting a previously implanted bypass.
Apply this code when documentation clearly indicates atherosclerosis affecting a non-autologous (e.g., bovine, synthetic) bypass graft in the right lower limb, with co-occurring ulceration of the heel and/or midfoot. This is typically seen in patients with a history of peripheral revascularization who are now experiencing graft failure and ischemic tissue loss. Supporting documentation should specify the graft type, location, and the presence and location of the ulcers.
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