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Source Data, General Comments

Like the ICD-9, the data is provided in a text file, formatted in two columns separated by white space. The first column is the ICD code, the second is a definition. Unlike the ICD-9 source, ICD-10 CM (diagnosis codes) and ICD-10 PCS (procedure codes) are not bundled together. They can be found at:

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CM and PCS each placed their own coding scheme. They are not combined into one coding scheme like ICD-9.

Source Data, Code Format

In the case of diagnosis codes, the concept code is comprised of three to seven alpha numeric digits. There will always be three leading digits, then possibly a decimal point followed by 1 to 4 digits. With procedure codes, no decimal system is used. The codes are used as is from the source file.

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• 00Q00ZZ Repair Brain, Open Approach
• 00Q03ZZ Repair Brain, Percutaneous Approach
• 00Q04ZZ Repair Brain, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach

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General Comments

As with ICD-9, the description data about the code system is not provided in the date file; so the loader provides defaults. Also the type of data contained in the files is exactly the same as with ICD-9; that is, concept codes and descriptions. Thus the ICD-10 loader behaves the same as the ICD-9 loader with respect to what tables are populated. Because there is no hierarchy, again like the ICD-9 data, the ICD-10 loader behaves the same way as the ICD-9 loader with respect to associations.

For details on how the data from the ICD files is processed into LexGrid please refer to the ICD-9 page.

What follows are the specific default data values unique to ICD-10 CM and ICD-10 PCS.

CM

Table: codingScheme(abbreviated)

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PCS

Table: codingScheme(abbreviated)

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