T81.511D
ICD-10-CMAdhesions due to foreign body accidentally left in body following infusion or transfusion, subsequent encounter
This code describes the formation of fibrous bands of tissue (adhesions) that develop as a complication from a foreign object inadvertently retained within the body after an infusion or transfusion procedure. These adhesions can cause pain, organ dysfunction, or obstruction, and are a delayed consequence of the retained foreign material.
Use this code for follow-up encounters where a patient is being treated for adhesions that have formed due to a foreign body (e.g., catheter fragment, needle tip) accidentally left behind after an infusion or transfusion. This applies when the initial injury or complication has already been addressed, and the current focus is on managing the resulting adhesions.
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