T82.211A
ICD-10-CMBreakdown (mechanical) of coronary artery bypass graft, initial encounter
This code signifies a mechanical failure of a coronary artery bypass graft (CABG), such as a fracture, kinking, or disconnection of the graft itself, or a problem with the anastomotic site. This breakdown is not due to an underlying disease process like atherosclerosis, but rather a structural or functional issue with the implanted graft.
Use this code when a patient presents with symptoms directly attributable to a physical malfunction of their CABG, requiring intervention or evaluation. This includes cases where imaging reveals a structural defect in the graft or its connection points, leading to compromised blood flow. This code is appropriate for the initial episode of care for this specific mechanical complication.
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