T81.61XS
ICD-10-CMAseptic peritonitis due to foreign substance accidentally left during a procedure, sequela
This code signifies inflammation of the peritoneum that is not caused by bacterial infection, resulting from a foreign object inadvertently retained within the body during a surgical or medical procedure. This aseptic inflammation is a long-term consequence or late effect of the initial procedural complication.
Apply this code when documentation clearly indicates a patient is experiencing non-infectious peritonitis that is directly attributable to a foreign body (e.g., surgical sponge, instrument fragment) left inside during a previous intervention. This code is appropriate for chronic or delayed presentations of such a complication, after the initial acute phase.
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