Damage to pelvic organs and tiss fol an ect and molar preg

This code signifies injury or dysfunction of pelvic organs and surrounding tissues that occurs as a direct consequence of a previous ectopic pregnancy or molar pregnancy. This damage can include structural alterations, adhesions, or functional impairment of reproductive organs, bladder, or bowel within the pelvis.

Apply this code when documentation explicitly links current pelvic organ damage (e.g., tubal scarring, uterine adhesions, bladder fistula) to a prior ectopic or molar pregnancy. This is typically used for follow-up care or when a patient presents with symptoms directly attributable to such historical complications. The medical record should clearly state the causal relationship.

• Ensure the documentation specifies "following" or "due to" an ectopic/molar pregnancy, not just a history of one.
• Do not use for damage from other types of pregnancy complications or general pelvic inflammatory disease.
• Sequence this code after the specific nature of the pelvic organ damage (e.g., N73.6 for pelvic peritoneal adhesions, K66.0 for peritoneal adhesions).