Other congenital malformation of penis

This code represents various congenital structural abnormalities of the penis not otherwise specified or classified under more specific codes. These malformations are present at birth and can affect the shape, size, or internal structure of the penile shaft, glans, or foreskin. Examples include penile torsion, abnormal curvature, or hypoplasia.

Use this code when documentation specifies a congenital malformation of the penis that does not fit more specific ICD-10-CM codes, such as epispadias, hypospadias, or concealed penis. This code is appropriate for conditions like congenital penile curvature without hypospadias, or other rare or unspecified congenital penile anomalies. Documentation should clearly state the congenital nature of the malformation.

• Do not use this code for acquired penile conditions; restrict its use to congenital anomalies.
• Always review documentation for more specific congenital penile malformation codes (e.g., Q54.x for hypospadias, Q52.2 for epispadias) before assigning this code.
• Ensure the medical record explicitly states the "congenital" nature of the penile malformation to support this diagnosis.