Q96.3
ICD-10-CMThis code describes a form of Turner syndrome mosaicism where some cells have a 45, X karyotype (missing one sex chromosome), while other cells have a normal 46, XX (female) or 46, XY (male) karyotype. This chromosomal anomaly can lead to a spectrum of clinical features, including short stature, gonadal dysgenesis, and various congenital anomalies.
Use this code when documentation confirms a diagnosis of mosaicism involving a 45, X cell line alongside a normal 46, XX or 46, XY cell line, typically identified through cytogenetic analysis. This diagnosis is often made in individuals presenting with features suggestive of Turner syndrome, ambiguous genitalia, or infertility.
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