Class XII. Skin disease and subcutaneous tissue (L00-L99)

This class contains the following blocks:
L00.-L04. Skin and subcutaneous infection
L10.-L14 Bullous disorders
L20.-L30 Dermatitis and eczema
L40.-L45 Papillovyovy violations
L50.-L54. Harfish and Erythema
L55-L59 Diseases of the skin and subcutaneous fiber associated with radiation
L60.-L75 Diseases of skin appendages
L80.-L99 Other diseases of the skin and subcutaneous fiber

An asterisk marked the following categories:
L14* Bullous skin disorders for diseases classified in other categories
L45* Papillosovy disorders in diseases classified in other categories

L54.* Erythema for diseases classified in other categories
L62.* Changes for nails in diseases classified in other categories
L86.* Ceratodermia in diseases classified in other categories
L99* Other skin disorders and subcutaneous tissue in diseases classified in other categories

Skin and subcutaneous infection (L00-L08)

If necessary, identify infectious agent use additional code ( B95-B97.).

Excluded: GORDEOLUM ( H00.0.)
Infectious dermatitis ( L30.3.)
Local skin infections classified in class I,
such as the:
ryg ( A46.)
eritisipeloid ( A26.. -)
herpety viral infection (B00. -)
anogenital ( A60.. -)
contaching mollusk ( B08.1.)
mycoses ( B35-B49.)
pediculose, Acariasis and other infestations ( B85.-B89.)
viral warts ( B07.)
Pannaculit:
BDU ( M79.3.)
lupus ( L93.2.)
neck and backs ( M54.0.)
recurrent [Weber-chrischene] ( M35.6.)
Fragment of lip spikes [Zapia] (due to):
BDU ( K13.0.)
candidiasis ( B37.. -)
riboflavina deficiency ( E53.0.)
Pyiogenic granuloma ( L98.0.)
Lishe Shing ( B02.. -)

L00 syndrome of staphylococcal skin lesions in the form of burn-like bubbles

Bubble of a newborn
Ritter disease
Excluded: toxic epidermal necroliz [Lyleel] ( L51.2.)

L01 impetigo

Excluded: impetigo herpetyiform ( L40.1.)
Bubble newborn ( L00.)

L01.0. Impetigo [caused by any organism] [any localization]. Impugi Bokharti.
L01.1 Impetigizing other dermatosis

L02 leather abscess, furuncle and carbuncoon

Included: Furuncul
furunculosis
Excelves: the area of \u200b\u200bthe rear pass and the rectum ( K61.. -)
genital organs (outdoor):
female ( N76.4.)
male ( N48.2., N49. -)

L02.0. Abscess skin, furuncle and carbuncoon
Excluded: Outdoor Ear ( H60.0.)
century ( H00.0.)
Heads [any part, except for the face] ( L02.8.)
Temae:
glands ( H04.0.)
ways ( H04.3.)
mouth ( K12.2.)
nose ( J34.0.)
Elets ( H05.0.)
submandibular ( K12.2.)
L02.1. Abscess skin, furuncle and carbuncoon neck

L02.2. Abscess of the skin, furuncle and carbuncoon torso. Abdominal wall. Backs [any part, except butodic]. Breast wall. Groove region. Crotch. Navel
Excluded: breast ( N61)
pelvic belt ( L02.4.)
Ommalitis of the newborn ( P38.)
L02.3. Abscess of the skin, furuncle and carbuncoon buttocks. Jagged region
Excended: Pilonidal cyst with abscess ( L05.0.)
L02.4. Abscess leather, furuncle and carbuncoon limbs
L02.8. Abscess of the skin, furuncle and carbuncoon of other localizations
L02.9. Abscess of the skin, furuncle and carbuncoon of unspecified localization. Furunculese BDA

L03 phlegmon

Included: acute lymphangitis
Excelves: Flegmon:
area of \u200b\u200bthe rear pass and rectum ( K61.. -)
external auditory pass ( H60.1.)
outdoor genital organs:
female ( N76.4.)
male ( N48.2., N49. -)
century ( H00.0.)
tear apparatus ( H04.3.)
mouth ( K12.2.)
nose ( J34.0.)
Eosinophilic cellulite [Velice] ( L98.3.)
Febrile (acute) neutrophilic dermatosis [retinue] ( L98.2.)
lymphangit (chronic) (subacute) ( I89.1)

L03.0. Phlegmon fingertips brush and foot
Nail infection. Onyhia. Paronichia. Perionic
L03.1. Phlegmon other limbs
Middleweed. Pelvic belt. Shoulder
L03.2 Phlegmon face
L03.3. Phlegmon torso. Belly walls. Backs [any part]. Breast wall. Paho. Crotch. Navel
Excluded: Newborn Ommalitis ( P38.)
L03.8. Flegmon other localization
Heads [any part, except for the face]. Misselting of the head
L03.9. Flegmon uncomfortable

L04 Acute lymphadenitis

Included: abscess (acute)) any lymphatic node,
lymphadenitis sharp) besides mesenter
Excluded: Increase lymph nodes (R59. -)
disease caused by human immunodeficiency virus
[HIV] manifested in the form of generalized
lymphadenopathy ( B23.1.)
Lymphadenitis:
BDU ( I88.9)
chronic or subacute, except for mesenteric ( I88.1.)
mesenter nonspecific ( I88.0.)

L04.0. Acute lymphadenitis Persons, heads and necks
L04.1. Acute lymphadenitis torso
L04.2. Acute lymphadenitis of the upper limb. Middleweed. Shoulder
L04.3. Acute lymphadenitis lower limb. Pelvic belt
L04.8. Acute lymphadenitis of other localization
L04.9. Acute lymphadenitis uncomfortable

L05 Pilonidal cyst

Included: fistula) smokychik (aya) or
Pitza) Pilonidal (Aya)

L05.0. Pilonidal cyst with abscess
L05.9 Pilonidal cyst without abscesses. Pilonidal cyst BDA

L08 Other local skin infections and subcutaneous fiber

L08.0. PODERMIA
Dermatitis:
purulent
septic
gnotted
Excluded: Hangrenous piederma ( L88.)
L08.1 Erytrazm
L08.8. Other refined local skin infections and subcutaneous fiber
L08.9. Local skin and subcutaneous infection infective infection

Bullous disorders (L10-L14)

Excluded: benign (chronic) family pemphigus
[Haley Haley's disease] ( Q82.8.)
Staphylococcal lesion syndrome in the form of burn-like bubbles ( L00.)
Toxic epidermal necrolis [Layella syndrome] ( L51.2.)

L10 bubble [pemphigus]

Excluded: bubble newborn ( L00.)

L10.0. Bubble ordinary
L10.1. Bubble Vegetable
L10.2. Listovid bubble
L10.3. Brazilian bubble
L10.4. Bubbler erythematous. Senira Asher Syndrome
L10.5. Bubble, caused drugs
L10.8. Other types of bubbles
L10.9 Uncomfortable bubble

L11 Other acantolytic disorders

L11.0. Acquired follicular keratosis
Excluded: Ceratosis Follicular (congenital) [Darya White] ( Q82.8.)
L11.1 Protecting acantolytic dermatosis [Grovera]
L11.8. Other refined acantolytic changes
L11.9. Akantolytic changes are unspecified

L12 pemphigoid

Excelred: herpes of pregnant women ( O26.4.)
Herpetyform impetigo ( L40.1.)

L12.0 Bullous pemphigoid
L12.1. Raying pemphigoid. Benign pemphigoid mucous membranes [leather]
L12.2. Chronic bullous disease in children. Youth herpesiform dermatitis
L12.3. Acquired bullous epidermolysis
Excluded: Bullous epidermolysis (congenital) ( Q81.. -)
L12.8. Another pemphigiod
L12.9. Pepperfigoid is unspecified

L13 Other Bull Changes

L13.0. Dermatitis herpetyform. Dorring disease
L13.1 Subcornal pustling dermatitis. Saddon-Wilkinson's disease
L13.8. Other refined bullous changes
L13.9 Bullous changes uncomfortable

L14 * Bullous skin disorders for diseases classified in other categories

Dermatitis and eczema (L20-L30)

Notes of this block, the terms "dermatitis" and "eczema" are used as interchangeable synonyms.
Excluded: chronic (children's) granulomatous disease ( D71)
dermatitis:
dry skin ( L85.3.)
artificial ( L98.1)
gangrenoz ( L88.)
herpetyform ( L13.0.)
periioral ( L71.0.)
stagnant I.83.1 — I.83.2 )
Diseases of the skin and subcutaneous fiber associated with the effect of radiation ( L55-L59)

L20 Atopic dermatitis

Excluded: limited neurodermatitis ( L28.0.)

L20.0. Scratching Beancy
L20.8. Other atopic dermatitis
Eczema:
flexible NDCR
children's (acute) (chronic)
endogenous (allergic)
Neurodermatitis:
atopic (localized)
diffuse
L20.9. Atopic dermatitis Unclean

L21 Seborinic dermatitis

Excluded: infectious dermatitis ( L30.3.)

L21.0. Seborrhea head. "Because of the Baby"
L21.1 Seborine Children's dermatitis
L21.8. Another seborrheic dermatitis
L21.9. Seborrheic dermatitis uncomfortable

L22 diaper dermatitis

Diaper:
erythema
rash
Psoriazo-like rash caused by diapers

L23 Allergic Contact Dermatitis

Included: Allergic contact eczema
Excluded: Allergy BDU ( T78.4.)
dermatitis:
BDU ( L30.9.)
contact BDU ( L25.9)
diaper ( L22.)
L27. -)
century ( H01.1)
simple irritable contact ( L24.. -)
periioral ( L71.0.)
Eczema outdoor ear ( H60.5.)
Skin diseases and subcutaneous fiber associated with radiation exposure ( L55-L59)

L23.0. Allergic contact dermatitis caused by metals. Chrome. Nickel
L23.1 Allergic contact dermatitis caused by sticky substances
L23.2. Allergic contact dermatitis caused by cosmetic means
L23.3. Allergic contact dermatitis caused by drugs during their skin contact
If necessary, identify the drug use additional code external reasons (Class XX).
T88.7)
L27.0.-L27.1)
L23.4. Allergic contact dermatitis caused by dyes
L23.5. Allergic contact dermatitis caused by other chemicals
Cement. Insecticides. Plastic. Rubber

L23.6. Allergic contact dermatitis caused by food products when they are pin with skin
L27.2)
L23.7. Allergic contact dermatitis caused by plants except food
L23.8. Allergic contact dermatitis caused by other substances
L23.9 Allergic contact dermatitis, the reason is not specified. Allergic contact eczema BDU

L24 simple irritable contact dermatitis

Enabled: Simple irritant contact eczema
Excluded: Allergy BDU ( T78.4.)
dermatitis:
BDU ( L30.9.)
allergic pin ( L23. -)
contact BDU ( L25.9)
diaper ( L22.)
caused by substances accepted inside ( L27. -)
century ( H01.1)
periioral ( L71.0.)
Eczema outdoor ear ( H60.5.)
Skin disease and subcutaneous fiber associated
with radiation exposure ( L55-L59)

L24.0. Simple irritable contact dermatitis caused by detergent
L24.1. Simple irritable contact dermatitis caused by oils and lubricants
L24.2. Simple irritable contact dermatitis caused by solvents
Solvents:
chlorine-containing)
cyclohexane)
essential)
glycolic) Group
hydrocarbon)
ketone)
L24.3. Simple irritable contact dermatitis caused by cosmetics
L24.4. Irritable contact dermatitis caused by drugs when they contact their skin
If necessary, identify the drug use additional external reasons (class XX).
Excluded: Allergies BDU caused by drugs ( T88.7)
dermatitis caused by drug intake ( L27.0.-L27.1)
L24.5. Simple irritable contact dermatitis caused by other chemicals
Cement. Insecticides
L24.6. Simple irritable contact dermatitis caused by food with their skin contact
Excluded: dermatitis caused by eaten food ( L27.2)
L24.7 Simple irritable contact dermatitis caused by plants other than food
L24.8. Simple irritable contact dermatitis caused by other substances. Dyes
L24.9 Simple irritable contact dermatitis, the reason is not specified. Irritation contact eczema BDU

L25 Contact Dermatitis Uncomfortable

Included: Contact Eczema Uncomfortable
Excluded: Allergy BDU ( T78.4.)
dermatitis:
BDU ( L30.9.)
allergic pin ( L23. -)
caused by substances accepted inside ( L27. -)
century ( H01.1)
simple irritable contact ( L24.. -)
periioral ( L71.0.)
Eczema outdoor ear ( H60.5.)
lesions of the skin and subcutaneous fiber associated
with radiation exposure ( L55-L59)

L25.0. Uncomfortable contact dermatitis caused by cosmetics
L25.1 Uncomfortable contact dermatitis caused by drugs when they contact them with skin
If necessary, identify the drug use additional external reasons (class XX).
Excluded: Allergies BDU caused by drugs ( T88.7)
dermatitis caused by drug intake ( L27.0.-L27.1)
L25.2. Uncomfortable contact dermatitis caused by dyes
L25.3. Uncomfortable contact dermatitis caused by other chemicals. Cement. Insecticides
L25.4. Uncomfortable contact dermatitis caused by food with skin contact with skin
Excluded: contact dermatitis caused by eaten food ( L27.2)
L25.5. Uncomfortable contact dermatitis caused by plants, except food
L25.8. Uncomfortable contact dermatitis caused by other substances
L25.9 Uncomfortable contact dermatitis, the reason is not specified
Contact (AA):
dermatitis (Professional) BDA
eczema (Professional) BD

L26 exfoliative dermatitis

Pitiriasis Gebra
Excluded: Ritter disease ( L00.)

L27 dermatitis caused by substances accepted inside

Excluded: unfavorable (Aya):
the impact of medicines BDU ( T88.7)
food reaction, excluding dermatitis ( T78.0.-T78.1.)
allergic reaction BDU ( T78.4.)
Contact dermatitis ( L23-l25)
Drug:
photo allergic reaction ( L56.1.)
phototoxic reaction ( L56.0.)
Urban ( L50.. -)

L27.0. Generalized skin rash caused by drugs and medicines
If necessary, identify the drug use additional external reasons (class XX).
L27.1 Localized skin rash caused by drugs and medicines
If necessary, identify the drug use additional external reasons (class XX).
L27.2 Dermatitis caused by eaten food
Excluded: dermatitis caused by food products when they contact with skin ( L23.6., L24.6., L25.4.)
L27.8. Dermatitis caused by other substances accepted
L27.9 Dermatitis caused by unspecified substances accepted inside

L28 simple chronic deprived and scratch

L28.0. Simple chronic deprived. Limited neurodermatitis. Lishe BDA
L28.1. Scrabble scorching
L28.2. Other scratch
Scratch:
BDA
Gebra
mitis.
Papulse wrapper

L29 itch

Excluded: neurotic skin combing ( L98.1)
psychogenic itching ( F45.8.)

L29.0. Top Passing
L29.1. Itching midges
L29.2. Itching vulva
L29.3. Anogenital itching is uncomfortable
L29.8 Other itch
L29.9. Itching is unspecified. Itching BDA

L30 Other dermatitis

Excluded: dermatitis:
contact ( L23-L25)
dry skin ( L85.3.)
Small Parappsoriasis ( L41.3.)
Stagnant dermatitis ( I83.1-I83.2.)

L30.0. Coin eczema
L30.1. Dishydrosis [Pomfolix]
L30.2. Skin autosensitization. Candidose. Dermatofitosis. Eczematosis
L30.3. Infectious dermatitis
Infectious eczema
L30.4. Erythematous Toughness
L30.5. Pitiriasis White
L30.8. Another refined dermatitis
L30.9. Dermatitis uncomfortable
Eczema BDA

Papillosovy disorders (L40-L45)

L40 psoriasis

L40.0. Ordinary psoriasis. Coin psoriasis. Plant
L40.1. Generalized Pustulus Psoriasis. Impetigo herpetyiform. Tsumbush's disease
L40.2. Akrodmetmatitis resistant [ALLOPO]
L40.3. Pustulose palm and solebed
L40.4. Psoriasis is dropped
L40.5.+ Psoriasis Arthropathic ( M07.0.-M07.3.*, M09.0.*)
L40.8. Another psoriasis. Flexing inverse psoriasis
L40.9 Psoriasis is unspecified

L41 Parappsoriasis

Excluded: Atrophic vascular cachelodermia ( L94.5.)

L41.0. Pitiriasis Lichhenoid and axle acute. Herberman's Mukh
L41.1 Pitiriasis Lichhenoid Chronic
L41.2. Lymphomatoid papulez
L41.3. Small passing parapsoriasis
L41.4. Large Parappsoriasis
L41.5. Network parapsoriasis
L41.8. Another parapsoriasis
L41.9. Parappsoriasis is unclean

L42 Pink Pink [Zibera]

L43 deprived red flat

Excluded: deprive flat hair ( L66.1.)

L43.0. Deprive hypertrophic red flat
L43.1. Deprive red flat bullous
L43.2. Digid-shaped drug reaction
If necessary, identify the drug use additional external reasons (class XX).
L43.3. Lained red flat subacute (active). Lishe red flat tropical
L43.8. Other red flat deprived
L43.9. Deprive red flat uncomfortable

L44 Other PapilClosen Changes

L44.0. Pitiriasis red hair-shaped
L44.1. Lichni brilliant
L44.2. Linene Linene
L44.3. Lained red moniliform
L44.4. Children's Papulse Akrodmetrats [Janotti-Cross Syndrome]
L44.8. Other refined Papilloskamovy Changes
L44.9 Papilclamposic changes are unspecified

L45 * Papiloskamine disorders in diseases classified in other categories

Harfish and Erythema (L50-L54)

Excluded: Lyme Disease ( A69.2.)
Rosacea ( L71. -)

L50 Krapivnitsa

Excluded: Allergic contact dermatitis ( L23. -)
angioedema edema ( T78.3.)
hereditary vascular swelling ( E88.0.)
Sweep quinque ( T78.3.)
hives:
gigantic ( T78.3.)
newborn ( P83.8.)
papulse ( L28.2.)
pigment ( Q82.2.)
serum ( T80.6.)
sunny ( L56.3.)

L50.0. Allergic urticaria
L50.1. Idiopathic urticaria
L50.2. Urtilizer caused by the impact of low or high temperature
L50.3. Dermatographic urticaria
L50.4. Vibrating urticap
L50.5. Holieregic urticap
L50.6. Contact Uat
L50.8. Other urticaria
Hives:
chronic
periodic repeating
L50.9. Unspecified urticaria

L51 Erythema Multiforms

L51.0. Neboral erythema multiform
L51.1 Bullous erythema multiform. Stevens-Johnson Syndrome
L51.2. Toxic epidermal necroliz [Layella]
L51.8. Other erythema multiforms
L51.9. Erythema Multiform uncomfortable

L52 Erythema nodovaya

L53 Other erythematous states

Excluded: Erythema:
burn ( L59.0.)
arising from contact with the skin of external agents ( L23-L25)
owliness ( L30.4.)

L53.0. Toxic erythema
If necessary, identify the toxic substance uses an additional external cause code (class XX).
Excluded: Neonatal Toxic Erythema ( P83.1)
L53.1. Erythema ring-shaped centrifugal
L53.2. Erythema Marginal
L53.3. Other chronic patterned erythema
L53.8. Other refined erythematous states
L53.9. The erythematous state is unspecified. Erythema BDU. Erythroderma

L54 * Erythema for diseases classified in other categories

L54.0.* Erythema marginal with acute articular rheumatism ( I00.+)
L54.8.* Erythema with other diseases classified in other categories

Skin disease and subcutaneous fiber,
Related radiation (L55-L59)

L55 Sunny Burn

L55.0. Sunny first-degree burn
L55.1. Sunny Burn of the Second Degree
L55.2. Sunny Burn of the third degree
L55.8. Other sunny burn
L55.9 Sunny burn uncomfortable

L56 Other sharp skin changes caused by ultraviolet radiation

L56.0. Medicinal phototoxic reaction
If necessary, identify the drug use additional external reasons (class XX).
L56.1. Dosage photo allergic reaction
If necessary, identify the drug use additional external reasons (class XX).
L56.2. Photofactful dermatitis
L56.3. Solar urticap
L56.4. Polymorphic light rash
L56.8. Other refined acute skin changes caused by ultraviolet radiation
L56.9 Acute change Skin caused by ultraviolet radiation, unspecified

L57 Skin Changes caused by chronic effects of non-ionizing radiation

L57.0. Actinic (photochemical) keratosis
Keratosis:
BDA
senile
solar
L57.1 Aktinic Reticuloid
L57.2. Rhombic skin on the back of the head (neck)
L57.3. Pihalodermia Sivatta
L57.4. Elder atrophy (lethargy) of the skin. Old elastosis
L57.5. Aktinic [Photochemical] Granuloma
L57.8. Other changes in skin caused by chronic effects of non-ionizing radiation
Farmer leather. Sail skin. Sunny dermatitis
L57.9. Changing the skin caused by chronic effects of non-ionizing radiation, unspecified

L58 radiation dermatitis radiation

L58.0. Acute radiation dermatitis
L58.1. Chronic radiation dermatitis
L58.9 Radiation dermatitis uncomfortable

L59 Other skin diseases and subcutaneous fiber associated with radiation

L59.0. Erythema Burning [Dermatitis AB IGNE]
L59.8. Other refined diseases of the skin and subcutaneous fiber associated with radiation
L59.9. Surface disease and subcutaneous fiber associated with radiation, unspecified

Diseases of skin appendages (L60-L75)

Excluded: congenital malformations of external covers ( Q84.. -)

L60 Nail Diseases

Excluded: Majo-shaped nails ( R68.3.)
Onyhia and paronychia ( L03.0.)

L60.0. Ingrown nail
L60.1. Onicholysis
L60.2. Onychogrif
L60.3. Distrophy nail
L60.4. Lines Bo.
L60.5. Yellow Nail Syndrome
L60.8. Other nail diseases
L60.9 Uncomfortable nail disease

L62 * Changes for nails during diseases classified in other categories

L62.0.* Bulavovoid nail with PahiderMapperity ( M89.4.+)
L62.8.* Nail changes in other diseases classified in other categories

L63 Nest Alopecia

L63.0. Alopecia Total
L63.1 Universal alopecia
L63.2. Nest baldness (belt shape)
L63.8. Other nest alopecia
L63.9. Nest alopecia uncomfortable

L64 Androgen alopecia

Included: Male type of baldness

L64.0. Androgen alopecia caused by drug intake
If necessary, identify the drug use additional external reasons (class XX).
L64.8. Other androgenic alopecia
L64.9. Androgen alopecia uncomfortable

L65 Other Uncoiling Hair Loss

Excluded: Trichothillary ( F63.3.)

L65.0. Telogenic loss of hair
L65.1. Anaged hair loss. Regenerating Miazma
L65.2. Alopecia Muzinosna
L65.8. Another refined uncoiling hair loss
L65.9 Uncomfortable Hair Loss Hair

L66 scarce alopecia

L66.0. Alopecia spotted scarceing
L66.1. Lained flat hair. Follicular flat lichen
L66.2. Folliculitis leading to baldness
L66.3. Peripolliculitis of the head Abscoting
L66.4. Folliculitis net scarning erythematous
L66.8. Other scarring alopecia
L66.9 Scarce alopecia uncomfortable

L67 Hair Color Anomalies and Hair Rod

Excluded: noded hair ( Q84.1.)
Hair besoids ( Q84.1.)
Telogenic hair loss ( L65.0.)

L67.0. Trichorexis nodular
L67.1 Changes in hair color. Sedina. Hands (premature). Heterochromia hair
Polyosis:
BDA
limited acquired
L67.8. Other hair color anomalies and hair rods. Lyubility of hair
L67.9 Abnormal Hair Color and Hair Rod Uncomfortable

L68 hypertrichosis

Included: Excessive Hair
Excluded: congenital hypertrichosis ( Q84.2.)
Sustainable powder hair ( Q84.2.)

L68.0. Girsutism
L68.1. Hypertrichoz powder hair acquired
If necessary, identify the drug that caused the violation, use the additional code of external causes (class XX).
L68.2. Localized hypertrichosis
L68.3. Polytricheia
L68.8. Another hypertrichosis
L68.9. Hyperitrihosis uncomfortable

L70 UGRI.

Excluded: Keloid Acne ( L73.0.)

L70.0. Ugrics Ordinary [ACNE VULGARIS]
L70.1. Acne Character
L70.2. Acne ospoovoid. Ugrics necrotic miliaria
L70.3. Tropical acne
L.70.4 Children's acne
L.70.5 ACNE Excoriee Des Jeunes Filles
L70.8. Other acne
L70.9. Unsurfaces

L71 Rosacea

L71.0. Periioral dermatitis
If necessary, identify drug Treatment, caused by defeat, use additional external reasons (class XX).
L71.1 Rynofima
L71.8. Another kind of rosacea
L71.9 Rosacea of \u200b\u200bunspecified view

L72 Follicular Cyers Skin and Subcutaneous Tissue

L72.0. Epidermal cyst
L72.1. Triphodermal cyst. Hair cyst. Kista Shan gland
L72.2. Stiatesistoma multiple
L72.8. Other follicular skin cysts and subcutaneous fiber
L72.9. Follicular cyst Skin and subcutaneous fiber uncomplicated

L73 Other Hair Follicles Diseases

L73.0. Acne keloid
L73.1 Pseudofollikulitis beard hair
L73.2. Gnogenic hydragenite
L73.8. Other refined diseases of follicles. Sicoz beard
L73.9 Disease hair follicles Unclean

L74 Moccular [Eccreen] Sweat glands

Excluded: hyperhydrosis ( R61. -)

L74.0. Peppers Red
L74.1 Potna Crystal
L74.2. Pepper deep. Tropical anhydrosis
L74.3. Pepper is unsociable
L74.4. Anhydrosis. Hypohydrosis
L74.8. Other diseases of the frozen sweat glands
L74.9 Violation of the moffin sweating is unspecified. Sweat gland bda

L75 diseases of apocryan sweat glands

Excluded: Dishydrosis [Pomfolix] ( L30.1.)
purulent hydragenite ( L73.2.)

L75.0. Bromohydrosis
L75.1 Chromhydron
L75.2 APOKRIN PAD. Fox Fordice Disease
L75.8 Other diseases of the apocryan sweat glands
L75.9. The defeat of the apocryan sweat glands unspected

Other diseases of the skin and subcutaneous fiber (L80-L99)

L80 Vitiligo

L81 other pigmentation disorders

Excluded: BDA BDA ( Q82.5.)
Nestus - Smalphabian Index
Peitza-Jigsa syndrome (TURENA) ( Q85.8.)

L81.0. Postgraduate hyperpigmentation
L81.1 Chloasm
L81.2. Freckles
L.81.3 Coffee spots
L.81.4 Other melanin hyperpigmentation. Lentigo
L81.5. Leukoderma not classified in other categories
L81.6. Other disorders associated with a decrease in the formation of melanin
L81.7. Pigmented red dermatosis. Hungyoma crawling
L81.8. Other refined pigmentation disorders. Iron pigmentation. Tattooing pigmentation
L81.9. Pigmentation uncomfortable violation

L82 seborrheic keratosis

Dermatosis Papulse black
Lezer disease

L83 ACANTHOSIS NIGRICANS.

Drain and mesh papillomatosis

L84 corn and coast

Ombooleset (Callus)
Wedge-shaped corn (CLAVUS)

L85 Other epidermal thickening

Excelred: hypertrophic skin condition ( L91.. -)

L85.0. Acquired ichthyosis
Excluded: congenital ichthyosis ( Q80. -)
L85.1 Acquired keratosis [Keratodermia] Paludo-plantar
Excluded: Hereditary keratosis Paludon-soles ( Q82.8.)
L85.2. Keratose point (palm-fitted)
L85.3. Cerosis of the skin. Dermatitis dry skin
L85.8. Other clarified epidermal thickening. Skin Rog
L85.9 Epidermal thickening uncomfortable

L86 * Ceratodermia for diseases classified in other categories

Follicular keratosis) due to insufficiency
Kerodermia) Vitamin A ( E50.8.+)

L87 Trans -Pidermal probulous changes

Excluded: Granuloma ring-shaped (probor) ( L92.0.)

L87.0. Keratosis follicular and parapolylicular, penetrating the skin [Disease Kirle]
Hyperkeratosis follicular penetrating
L87.1. Reactive perforated collagenosis
L87.2. Creeping perforant elastosis
L87.8. Other transpaidermal probulum disorders
L87.9. Transpaidermal trinical disorders unspecified

L88 Piodemia Gangrenoz

Dermatitis gangrenoza
Dantering piedermia

L89 decabital ulcer

Proleside
Ulcer caused by gypsum bandage
Squeezing
Excluded: decabital (trophic) cervical ulcer ( N86)

L90 Atrophic skin lesions

L90.0. Deprive sclerotic and atrophic
L90.1 Anetodermia Schwennger Bucci
L90.2. Anteodermia Yadasson Pellisari
L90.3. Atropodermy Pazini Pierini
L90.4. Aquarmetatitis chronic atrophic
L90.5. Scar states and fibrosis of the skin. Wooden scar (skin). Scar. Disfiguring caused by a scar. Scar BDU
Excluded: hypertrophic scar ( L91.0.)
Keloid scar ( L91.0.)
L90.6. Atrophic stripes (striae)
L90.8. Other atrophic skin changes
L90.9. Atrophic skin change uncomputed

L91 hypertrophic skin changes

L91.0. Keloid scar. Hypertrophic scar. Keloid
Excelred: Unemy Keloid ( L73.0.)
scar BDU ( L90.5.)
L91.8. Other hypertrophic skin changes
L91.9. Hypertrophic change of skin uncomputed

L92 Granulomatous skin changes and subcutaneous fiber

Excended: Aktinic [Photochemical] Granuloma ( L57.5.)

L92.0. Granuloma ring-shaped. Corner granuloma ring-shaped
L92.1 Necrobosis Lipoid, not classified in other categories
Excluded: associated with diabetes (E10.-E14)
L92.2. Granuloma face [eosinophilic granuloma skin]
L92.3. Granuloma of the skin and subcutaneous fiber caused by a foreign body
L92.8. Other granulomatous changes in the skin and subcutaneous fiber
L92.9. Granulomatous Changing Skin and Subcutaneous Fiber Uncomfortable

L93 Red Volchanka

Excluded: lupus:
peptic ( A18.4.)
ordinary ( A18.4.)
Sclerodermia ( M34. -)
System red lupus ( M32.. -)
If necessary, identify the drug that caused the defeat, use an additional external cause code (class XX).
L93.0. Discoidal red lupus. Red lupus BDA
L93.1 Prostula skin red lupus
L93.2. Other limited red lupus. Red deeper lupus. Milk Panniculit

L94 Other Localized Connecting Changes

Excluded: Systemic Diseases of Connective Tissue ( M30.-M36)

L94.0. Localized sclerodermia. Limited sclerodermia
L94.1. Linear sclerodermia
L94.2. Surveillance of the skin
L94.3. Sclerodctilia
L94.4. Papula Gottron
L94.5. Pyachilodermia vascular atrophic
L94.6. Anyum [Dactyloliz spontaneous]
L94.8. Other updated localized connecting tissue changes
L94.9. Localized Changing Connective Fabric Uncomputed

L95 vasculitis, limited skin, not classified in other categories

Excluded: crawling angoma ( L81.7.)
Purpur Shenlein-Genoch ( D69.0.)
hypersensitive angite ( M31.0.)
Pannaculit:
BDU ( M79.3.)
lupus ( L93.2.)
neck and backs ( M54.0.)
recurrent (Weber-Chrischene) ( M35.6.)
polyarteritis nodule ( M30.0.)
rheumatoid vasculitis ( M05.2.)
Serum disease ( T80.6.)
Urban ( L50.. -)
Vegener granulomatosis ( M31.3.)

L95.0. Vasculitis with marble skin. White atrophy (gloaching)
L95.1 Erythema elevated persistent
L95.8. Other Vasculites Limited Skin
L95.9. Vasculitis, limited skin, unspecified

L97 ulcer of the lower limb, not classified in other categories

L89.)
Gangrena ( R02.)
Skin infections ( L00.-L08.)
A00.-B.99
Varicose ulcer ( I.83.0 , I.83.2 )

L98 Other diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue not classified in other categories

L98.0. Pyiogenic granuloma
L98.1 Artificial [artificial] dermatitis. Neurotic combing skin
L98.2. Feverish neutrophilic dermatosis
L98.3. Eosinophilic cellulite Welx
L98.4. Chronic skin ulcer not classified in other categories. Chronic skin ulcer BDU
Tropical ulcer BDU. Skin ulcer BDA
Excluded: decabital ulcers ( L89.)
Gangrena ( R02.)
Skin infections ( L00.-L08.)
Specific infections classified in rubrics A00.-B99.
ulcer of the lower limb of the NCDR ( L97.)
Varicose ulcer ( I.83.0 , I.83.2 )
L98.5. Muzzin skin. Focal Muzzo. Lichn Miksdematous
Excluded: focal muds of mouth ( K13.7.)
Myxedema ( E03.9.)
L98.6. Other infiltrative skin disease and subcutaneous fiber
Excluded: hyaliosis of the skin and mucous membranes ( E78.8.)
L98.8. Other refined diseases of the skin and subcutaneous fiber
L98.9. Skin lesion and subcutaneous fiber uncomplicated

L99 * Other lesions of the skin and subcutaneous tissue in diseases classified in other categories

L99.0.* Skin amyloidosis ( E85. -+)
Nodular amyloidosis. Spotted amyloidosis
L99.8.* Other refined changes in skin and subcutaneous tissue in diseases classified in other categories
Syphilitic:
alopecia ( A51.3.+)
leukoderma ( A51.3.+, A52.7+)

Carbuncoon is acute purulent-necrotic inflammation affecting several nearby song hardware and hair bulbs. The inflammatory process applies to the skin and subcutaneous tissue. According to the ICD, 10 disease is assigned the code J34.0 and L02. The furuncle can be different in size and localized in different parts of the body. The area of \u200b\u200bface, neck, hips, as well as brushes is most susceptible.

The furuncle (carbuncoon) of the nose is one of the private manifestations of the pyodermia - a large group of acute and chronic, surface and deep purulent-inflammatory skin processes

Development of alert

Initially, an ulcer is formed, skin covers are compacted. When strengthening inflammatory process Body temperature rises, pain occurs. Especially strong pain is felt if the booster on the ICD 10 J34.0 and L02 developed on the head or in the ear. The affected area becomes a crimson-red. From under the crust, purulent releases are selected in the middle. When the pus came out, you can see the top of the necrotic rod of green. When it completely deserves with the remnants of purulent masses, a deep wound remains at the site of its localization. When breaking, purulent releases can get into the blood and provoke an abscess. The abscessive furuncle arises due to the exit of purulent discharge into subcutaneous fat fabric. It is a consequence of ineffective treatment or exhausted immune system. Surgical intervention is applied as the main method of therapy.

Provoking factors

Furuncules (Code of MKB 10 J34.0 and L02) are formed as a result of microtrams. If it gets into it, the staphylococcus the inflammatory process begins, and then the wound is drunk. With a strong immunity, the probability of the development of the disease is small.

In the emergence of a furuncle (carbuncule) of the nose, the leading role is played by staphylococci

The furuncle (code on the ICD J34.0 and L02) sometimes occurs when the pathogenic bacterium is hit in the bulb of the hair. In this place, the skin is sweeping, and the bulb is filled with pus. The affected area is painful for a long time, until the purulent masses will completely come out. Without medical care to open the boils dangerous.

In the field of persons, the appearance of boils (code for the ICD J34.0 and L02) provoked by the hit to the dermis streptococcal infection. It is passed through poorly washed hands or dirty towels. The chances of getting a furunculosis above in people with predisposition to acne rashes, expanded. If, during squeezing an acne under the skin, an infection was laid, a furuncle may appear in its place.

The lesion of the furunculosis of the outer auditory passage (refers to the Code code on the ICD J34.0 and L02) is provoked by infection with pyrogen staphylococcus sweat or CEREMINY glands, hair Lukovitsa. Promotes the development of the disease The crossing of a pus from the middle ear, avitaminosis, inaccurative purification of the auditory passage, diabetes, an allergic reaction, tuberculosis. The furuncle of the nose also arises due to the presence of staphylococcus, streptococcus.

Clinical manifestations

With a furuncule in the ear of the ear, the pain is unbearable. At first, in the outer hearing aisle, the sick feels itching, which goes into pain. They become stronger during the chewing process, at night they irradiate into a certain part of the head. It may decrease hearing. The affected area looks like a swelling, in the top is the accumulation of pus. A favorable outcome is considered to open the furuncle and the relief of inflammation after purification from purulent masses and a necrotic rod. But in most cases, Staphylococcus is striking the neighboring bulbs, forming new furuncula.

During the diagnosis of the gruncle of the nose, the affected area looks swelling and hypereminated slightly. Then swells the upper lip and cheek. After 3-4 days you can notice an ulcer. During its ripening of the patient, there may be no-grace, the body temperature rises, worry pain in the head.

A significant role in the pathogenesis of the gruncule of the nose is played by a variety of endogenous factors accompanied by a decrease. bactericidal properties sweat and secrets

Therapeutic events

An independent extraction of a pus and a necrotic rod is dangerous. At an early stage of the disease (Code of ICD 10 J34.0 and L02), the skin lubricates 70% ethanol and 2% salicylic alcohol. Recommended UHF therapy. When the basin is opened, we use bandages with a hypertensive salt solution. When the necrotic rod was deployed, the wound is treated with methyluracyl and syntomicin ointment. At the started step, antibiotics therapy is shown. When developing abscess, the doctor assigns an operation.

Under the abscess (from lat. "Out") understand the cavity filled with gently, the residues of cells and bacteria. Features clinical manifestations depend on its location and magnitude.

Abscess abdominal cavity Developed as a result of entering the body through the mucous membrane of the magnetic microbes, or when they are driving according to lymphatic and blood vessels from another inflammatory hearth.

The concept and code of the disease on the ICD-10

Abdominal abscess is the presence of an umnical in it, limited by a pyrogen capsule resulting from protective reaction The body is ingestion from healthy tissues.

The plasticity of the peritoneum, the blows between its gland, parnylny leaf and internal organs They contribute to the insulation of the focus of inflammation and form a capsule that does not allow the purulent process. Therefore, the abscess of the abdominal cavity is also called "limited peritonitis."

The codes of the abscess of the organs of the abdominal cavity in the ICD-10:

• K75.0 - liver abscess;
• K63.0 - an intestine abscess;
• D73.3 - the abscess of the spleen;
• N15.1 - an abscess of an octoral fiber and kidney.

Types of formations and causes of their occurrence

At the location of localization in the abdominal cavity abscesses are divided into:

• ranishitishinian (retroperitoneal);
• intraperitoneal (intraperitoneal);
• intraorgan (formed inside the organs).

The retroperitoneal and intraperitoneal abscesses can be located in the area of \u200b\u200bthe anatomical channels, bags, abdominal pockets, as well as in the fiber of peritoneum. Intraorgan abscesses are formed in the liver parenchyma, spleen, or on the walls of the organs.

The causes of the formation of abscesses can be:

1. Secondary peritonitis due to the abdominal cavity of the intestinal content (with a hematoma drainage, perforative appendicitis,).
2. Purulent inflammatory processes of female genital organs (salpingitis, parameters, bartolinite, pyosalpinx).
3. Pancreatitis. With inflammation of the fiber under the influence of pancreatic enzymes.
4. duodenal gut or stomach.

Piogenous capsules with purulent content occur most often under the influence of aerobic bacteria (intestinal sticks, streptococcus, staphylococcal) or anaerobic (fuzobacteria).

SUNNY Form

The tune abscess is a typical version of the abdominal abscess. The affectionant is formed between the surface of the lower part of the liver and intestines, and, as a rule, is a complication of diseases of the internal organs:

• pancreatic;
• cholecystitis;
• purulent appendicitis;

The clinical picture with the tuned abscess depends on the severity of the underlying disease and the magnitude of the um. The main features are:

• pain in the right hypochondrium, which is in the back, shoulder, and amplifying, if you breathe deeply;
• tachycardia;
• fever.

The process can also leak without pronounced symptoms. In this case, to suspect abscesss allow pain with, an increase in ESP and leukocytosis in blood tests. At large sizes of the waste, signs are possible - constipation, meteorism, nausea.

Symptoms

When forming an amphibian, general symptoms of intoxication appear first:

• fever;
• chills;
• loss of appetite;
• the tension of the abdominal muscles.

Subadiaphragmal abscesses are characterized by:

• pain in the hypochondrium, which is in the blade, shoulder;
• dyspnea;
• cough.

During the retroperitoneal abscesses, pains in the lower back of the back are observed, increasing when flexing the hip joint.

Complications

The most dangerous complication of the abdominal abscess is a breakdown gap and the occurrence of peritonitis, as well as sepsis.

It is important to diagnose abscess as soon as possible and conduct necessary treatmentTherefore, with the slightest abdominal pain, an appeal to the gastroenterologist is necessary.

Diagnosis and treatment of abdominal abscesses

With a primary inspection, the doctor draws attention to how the position of the body takes the patient to reduce the painful syndrome - bent, half-sidew, lying on the side. Also observed:

1. Suhness and abundance of the tongue with a gray-rope.
2. Palcination with palpation in the area of \u200b\u200bthe waste.
3. The asymmetry of the chest and the protrusion of the ribs during subadiaphragmal abscess.

IN general Analysis The blood is detected by the acceleration of ESP, leukocytosis, neutropyl.

Furuncle - acute purulent-necrotic inflammation of the hair follicle and surrounding soft tissues.

Code for the international classification of diseases of the ICD-10:

• L02 - Abscess skin furuncle And Carbuncul

Furuncools - multiple border lesions that appear simultaneously or sequentially one by one in different parts of the body. Most often furunkula Localize in areas of skin exposed to contamination (forearm, rear brushes) and friction (rear surface of the neck, loin, buttock area, hip).

Furuncle and furuncoolosis: reasons

Etiology

Golden, less often white staphylococcus.

Risk factors

Skin pollution and microtrauma. General exhaustion. Chronic diseases. Avitaminosis. SD.

Patomorphology

The stage of serous infiltrate is a cone-shaped form of infiltrate with regional hyperemia to 1-1, 5 cm in diameter. Petno - necrotic stage - appearance on the top of purulent pustula. The stage of the subtraction of the necrotic rod and healing.

Furuncul and furuncoolosis: signs, symptoms

Clinical picture

During the formation of pustulas in the form of a nodal - light itching and tingling. For 1- 2 days, inflammatory infiltrate occurs, cone-like protruding over the skin level, which blues and becomes painful when touched. At the top of the infiltrate there is a small accumulation of pus with black spot (necrosis) in the center. Pustula usually breaks through and dries, and for 3-7 days, the infiltrate is melted and necrotic tissues in the form of a rod together with a hair residue are released with a pus. The resulting wound is cleared, filled with granular tissue and heals. The echo around it gradually decreases, pain disappear. At the place of inflammation there is a small, whitish, a few rotten scar.

During localization furunkula In the outer hearing aisle, severe pain arise in the nose. In the field of persons (lips, forehead), as well as on the scrotum furunkula accompanied by a significant edema of surrounding tissues

Heavy clinical current Characteristic for furunkulov top lips, nasolabial fold, nose, sloppy region. Thrombophlebitis veins furunkul Persons can spread across anastomosis on venous sinuses solid brain shellWhat leads to their thrombosis, creating a threat to the development of purulent basal meningitis. Facially increasing the edema of the face, the dense painful veins are palpable, deteriorating sharply general state The patient, the body temperature reaches high values \u200b\u200b(40-41 ° C), the rigidity of the occipital muscles can be expressed, violation of vision.

Furuncul and furuncoolosis: diagnosis

Laboratory research

Leukocytosis with shift leukocyte formula Left, an increase in ESR.

Furuncul and furuncoolosis: treatment methods

Treatment

Tactics of keeping

Hospitalization is subject to patients with severe syndrome of a systemic inflammatory response, during localization furunkulov In the nasolabial triangle, in the presence of heavy concomitant diseases (SD, tumor).

Conservative treatment . Careful toilet leather around the focus of inflammation. 70% ethanol. 2% salicylic alcohol. 0, 5- 1% alcohol p - p diamond green. In the formation stage - 5% alcohol p - p iodine. Antibacterial therapyAt first empirical and then taking into account the data of bacteriological research. Oxacillin. Cefasoline. NSAID. Physiotherapeutic treatment: UHF, UFO. Disinfecting therapy, immunomodulators (if necessary).

Surgery

Opening furunkula With the removal of the necrotic rod.

Complications

Lymphangitis. Regional lymphadenitis. Carbuncle. Acute thrombophlebitis. Sepsis often develops with furunkula Persons, as a result of attempts to squeeze the contents, cutting it during shaving.

Prevention

Compliance with personal hygiene requirements. Prevention of friction of clothing of skin areas where the formation is possible furunkula.

Four and forecast

With timely I. proper treatment The forecast is favorable. In exhausted, weakened patients, in case of complications, the forecast is serious.

MKB-10 . L02. Abscess skin furuncle And Carbuncul

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Backs [any part, except for the buttock]

Excluded:

• breast (N61)
• pelvic belt (L02.4)
• ommophalit Newborn (P38)

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Included: furuncle fuunculese excluded: the areas of the rear pass and the rectum (K61.-) of the genital organs (outer) :. female (N76.4). Male (N48.2, N49.-)

Excelves: the ear of the outer (H60.0) century (H00.0) of the head [any part, except for the face] (L02.8) of the tear :. glands (H04.0). Paths (H04.3) of the mouth (K12.2) of the nose (J34.0) of the Elekdress (H05.0) submandibular (K12.2)

L02.2 Abscess of the skin, furuncle and carbuncoon torso

The abdominal wall of the back [any part, except for the berium] chest wall of the groove region of the crotch of the navel excluded: the mammary gland (N61) of the pelvic belt (L02.4) Ommalitis of the newborn (P38)

L02.3 Skin abscess, furuncle and carbuncoon buttocks

The jagon area is excluded: a pylonidal cyst with an abscess (L05.0)

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Heads [any part, except for the face] of the scalp

Postline abscess: causes and treatment

Posigning abscess is an inflammatory process in soft tissues with the appearance of purulent formations. It is a complication after administered drugs intramuscularly or intravenously. Most often arises due to non-sterile injections. It is a cavity that is filled with pus. Code on ICD 10 - L02.

Causes of appearance

The main cause of the occurrence of post-tech abscess is non-compliance with antiseptic standards at the time of the introduction of the drug. This is one of the types of complications after the introduction of the drug. Thus, the infection may fall as a result of the untreated hands of a medical worker, an non-sterile syringe or wool, as well as if the skin at the injection site was not processed by an antiseptic. In order to avoid such situations, the procedure should be correctly performed in compliance with the technical rules. It is very important to get a needle in muscle tissue.

There are also factors that contribute to the appearance of an abscess:

• the formation of hematoma when hitting the needle in blood vessel followed by suppuration;
• introduction of potent drugs is not in muscle tissue, but under the skin, that is, the procedure is incorrectly carried out;
• permanent bed regime, as a result of which the blood is weakly circulating;
• a large amount of subcutaneous fat arising from excess weights;
• weak the immune systemThis concerns people with immunodeficiency and older people;
• allergic reactions.

The deadlines for the occurrence of abscess after injection are from 2 days and more.

It's important to know! In the period of the injection rate, the injection site should be changed every day! In no case do not make an injection in the same skin area.

Symptoms of the development of purulent education

Most often after the procedure, the jagical part is suffering, the outer area of \u200b\u200bthe shoulder or hip. In the first day there is a slight seal, and after a day such signs are manifested:

• irritation of the skin at the injection site;
• local tumor;
• painful sensations when touching or pressing;
• local increased temperature, the area of \u200b\u200bthe injection becomes hot to the touch;
• the formation of outdoor fistulas that are starting to spread inflammation.

In addition, a person begins to feel common malaise. This is manifested by such symptoms:

• the total weakness of the body;
• fast fatigue, resulting in decreasing performance;
• increased sweating;
• loss of appetite.

Depending on the degree of dissemination of the inflammatory process, the signs appear with different severity.

Important to remember! After passing the injection procedure, it is required to carefully watch the injection site for a few days! If the seal was formed around it, this indicates the beginning of the inflammatory process. In this case, an inspection of a specialist is required.

Treatment of post-tech abscess

What to do during post-incredible abscess? Treatment methods in each individual case are selected separately. There are such ways to influence the form formed:

1. Surgical intervention. This method It is used when accumulating a large number of purulent formations. It is that an opening of post-tech abscess using local anesthesia is performed. After that, the affected place is exempted from the pus. If the abscess is very deep, then the patient is determined by inpatient treatment. Local anesthesia is not enough to remove napa, it is made intravenously. The cavity of the gland is treated with antiseptic means after removing the liquid. At the end of the operation, the gauze bandage is superimposed, which is required daily.
2. Physiotherapeutic procedures - the impact on the affected area of \u200b\u200bthe leather of the electrophoresis procedure. Another place of injection is lubricated with iodine, and warm compresses also apply.

Important to remember! The method of impact on post-adjusting abscess can only choose a specialist! After all, the degree of skin lesion should be taken into account.

Subcutaneous post-discharge abscess on the buttock

Posline abscess of the jagon area is the most common. Therefore, the specifics of its treatment should pay special attention. Such an abscess can reach significant sizes. Treatment by early stages Aims to dissolve seals. You can apply a iodine mesh, as well as to affect heat.

Folk medicine offers compresses to get rid of an abscess on the buttock, which can be applied at home. At an early stage of development, their use gives a positive result.

Cabbage

It will take several leaves of fresh cabbage, which should be discarded a slightly hammer for chops. Attach them to the sore place, to impose a piece of gauze on top and fix the leukoplasty. This compress should be left overnight. In the morning, rinse with purified water and repeat the manipulation. Continue such a procedure until the inflammation leaves completely.

Acetylsalicylic acid

Each person in the first-aid kit there is always aspirin. Therefore, to prepare this medicine will not be much difficulty. You should take 2 tbsp. l. Alcohol or vodka, dilute in this liquid 1 aspirin tablet. The resulting mixture should be applied to the affected area with a small piece of gauze, having pre-groaping it with children's cream or oil. To the gauze to impose polyethylene and fix the plaster. Perform this procedure Better for the night so that the body is as much as possible. The tool is very effective - gives a positive result by 3 procedures.

For the preparation of ointments, it will take 2 tbsp. l. Such ingredients: crushed onions, honey, alcohol, grated economic soap. Mix all the components thoroughly and put on a water bath until complete dissolution. A little cooled mixture apply to the bandage and attach to the patient, after which it is polyethylene and wrapped with a dense cloth. Procedure to spend several times a day. The ointment is potent, so it can help even in severe cases.

Important to remember! Before applying funds folk Medicine Specialist consultation is required!

Prevention

This formation, as a result of treatment, leaves a small scar that cannot be avoided due to the mandatory end. Therefore, compliance with preventive standards after injection is very important:

• compliance with the rules of procedure. An important role is played by the speed of introduction and the right technique;
• after the introduction of the medication should be temporarily skin lungs movements for better distribution of the drug;
• do not conduct a procedure in the same place;
• processing of the hands of a medical worker and drug administration by antiseptic drugs;
• use a disposable syringe.

Also, do not forget that the room in which the procedure is carried out should be pure, the floor should be washed using a chlorinated solution.

Abscess buttocks: symptoms and treatment

Abscess Buttocks - Basic Symptoms:

• Weakness
• Increased temperature
• Sleep disturbance
• Loss of appetite
• Sweating
• Fast fatiguability
• Reduced performance
• Redness of the skin in place of defeat
• The appearance of a fistula
• Increased temperature in the affected area
• Sweeping in the affected place
• Pain when touching the affected place
• Skin irritation between buttocks

Abscess buttocks (Sin. Post-these abscess) - pathological state, against which the formation of the focus of the inflammatory process in the field of the previously conducted injection is noted. The accumulation of purulent exudate and melting of tissues is observed.

The main reason for the development of pathology is determined by non-compliance with medical personnel of the rules of asepsis and antiseptics. The formation of an uce can be provoked by the flow of pathological processes in the human body.

Clinical manifestations of specific and multiple, ranging from redness of the skin in the field of injection and ending with the formation of internal or outer fistulas.

The diagnosis, as a rule, does not cause problems with an experienced clinician, which is why the correct diagnosis is made already at the stage of primary surveys. Laboratory and instrumental procedures are auxiliary.

Treatment is to carry out surgical interventions aimed at opening abscesses. However, when diagnosing the problem in the early stages, therapy may be limited to conservative ways.

According to the international classification of diseases of the tenth revision, a separate value is assigned to a certain undegua. Code of ICD-10 will be L02.3.

Etiology

The fundamental reason for the inclusion from the injection of the buttock is formed, is not compliance with sterility with medical workers.

There are only 3 ways to penetrate the infectious agent in soft fabrics man:

• untreated staff hands;
• expendable medical materials that protrude syringe, wool and medicinal substance;
• skin cover, which was not fully processed both before and after the injection of the medication.

Abscess buttocks have such predisposing factors:

• the error of the doctor with the introduction of the drug;
• violation of injection techniques;
• introduction of a large amount of medication in the same area - this source of infection is observed in patients in long-term injection treatment;
• prolonged use of substances with irritating effect - magnesium sulfate and antibiotics;
• a large layer of subcutaneous fat, which is noted in persons with an excess body weight;
• damage to the skin by purulent or infectious processes;
• penetration of the needle to the blood vessel, against the background of which the formation of hematoma occurs;
• combing a patient with a dirty handpiece - a man independently provokes the formation of an ulcer in the field of the buttock;
• breakdown in lying or immobilized patients;
• leakage of various autoimmune diseases;
• increased human allergostatus;
• immunodeficiency states;
• excessive thickness of the skin;
• sugar diabetes.

It is worth noting that often the abscess of soft tissues is developing in people of old age, but this does not mean that pathology cannot appear in people of another age category.

Symptomatics

The degree of severity of clinical manifestations of abscess buttocks after an injection affects the depth of the inflammatory process. This means that the deeper the problem, the more intense the symptoms will appear.

For the disease, the emergence of different symptoms is characterized: signs of infection are made to divide into two groups (local and general).

General signs of abscess:

• weakness;
• fast fatiguability;
• reduced performance;
• increasing temperature indicators up to 40 degrees;
• increased sweating;
• sleep disturbance;
• reduced appetite.

Local symptoms in abscess:

• redness of the skin at the injection site;
• swelling of the problem area;
• appearance pain sensations when pressed or touching the affection;
• increased local temperature - the skin on the buttock is hot in comparison with the rest of the skin;
• symptom of fluctuations;
• skin irritation between the buttocks - due to the leakage of purulent infiltrate;
• the spread of infection to adjacent tissue - the provocateur serves fistula, which can be external or inner;
• the accumulation of purulent infiltrate is to prevent the suppuration with the help of timely treatment for qualified help.

The earlier adequate treatment is started, the lower the likelihood of complications.

Diagnostics

The symptoms of the abscess after the injection are specific and pronounced, as a result of which problems do not occur during the diagnostics. However, it is impossible to put the final diagnosis with accuracy without laboratory and instrumental examinations.

First of all, the clinician must independently perform several manipulations:

• study of the history of the disease - to search for a pathological etiological factor;
• collecting and analyzing life anamnesis;
• palpation of the problem zone;
• assessment of the state of the skin in the affected area;
• measurement of temperature values;
• a detailed survey - will help to know how long arabic abscess appeared and how strongly the symptoms of such a disease are expressed.

The following laboratory studies have the greatest diagnostic information:

• general blood test;
• blood biochemistry;
• bacterial sowing of purulent infiltrate allocated from an ulcer;
• general urine analysis.

To confirm or refute the development of complications, such instrumental procedures may be required:

Treatment

In most situations, treatment is carried out surgically. The only exception is the early appeal for medical help When the first signs appear.

Principles of conservative therapy:

• immediate cessation of drug administration into a problem zone;
• the implementation of physiotherapy procedures is the effect of dynamic currents and medicinal electrophoresis;
• oral intake of antibiotics and anti-inflammatory substances.

Do not prohibit the treatment of folk remedies. Despite the fact that the course is carried out at home, such a tactic must be fully agreed with the doctor and is monitored by the attending physician.

Methods of alternative medicine suggest the use of compresses from such funds:

• cabbage sheet;
• breadfish;
• mixture based on honey and grated bow;
• corn flour and hot water;
• aspirin dissolved in alcohol.

If after 4 physiotherapy sessions there will be no positive dynamics, the surgical opening of the abscess is shown.

Such treatment is performed in several ways:

• non-protectomy with enzymatic necrolism, which implies the formation of primary seam and vacuum aspiration of purulent content through drainage with subsequent flow-washing drainage;
• open wound management technique - without the formation of the primary seam;
• puncture of purulent focus.

Possible complications

If not to treat an abscess that appeared after injection on the buttock, high risk of complications:

Prevention and forecast

Posline abscess has specific causes of occurrence, therefore preventive measures aimed at preventing the development of pathology are agreed.

• control of medical personnel - doctors and nurses should only use sterile funds for injections, and before the procedure thoroughly wash the hands and process the patient's skin with antiseptic solutions;
• compliance with the rules for the introduction of drugs and techniques of injection;
• preventing the touch of dirty hands to the injection site both before and after the procedure;
• injection massage - so that the medicinal substance is better resolved;
• proper definition of points for the introduction of the needle;
• elimination of any of the above-mentioned etiological factor, which increases the likelihood of ulcery development;
• eliminating the introduction of medicines in the same point in the buttocks;
• early appeal for qualified help when the first signs occur.

The prediction of abscess buttocks largely depends on the provocateur, however timely diagnosis and comprehensive treatment make it possible to achieve complete recovery.

The development of complications not only worsens the forecast, but can also cause death. Nevertheless, the post-pin abscess extremely rarely leads to death.

If you think that you have an abscess buttocks and characteristic of this disease symptoms, you can help doctors: therapist, surgeon.

We also offer to take advantage of our services to diagnose diseases online, which, based on the entered symptoms, selects the likely diseases.

ICD 10 abscess buttock

Heads [any part except face]

Misselting of the head

Outdoor auditory pass (H60.1)

Outdoor genital organs:

Area of \u200b\u200bthe rear pass and rectum (K61.-)

Temaric apparatus (H04.3)

Backs [any part]

Heads [any part except face]

Misselting of the head

any lymph node except mesenterous

Pediatricular nonspecific (i88.0)

increased lymph nodes (R59.-)

Pilonidal cyst BDA

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Abscess of the skin, furuncle and carbuncoon of other localizations

RCRZ (Republican Center for Health Development MD RK)

Version: Clinical protocols MD RK.

general information

Short description

Expert Council of RSA on PVV "Republican Center for Health Development"

Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan

L 02 abscess of the skin, furuncle and carbuncoon

Abbreviations used in the protocol:

Ultrasound examination

SE -Stend the settlement of erythrocytes

PMSP - primary health care

JSC - Joint Stock Company

Diagnostics

II. Methods, approaches and diagnostic and treatment procedures

The minimum list of the survey that must be carried out during the direction on planned hospitalization: Not held.

Additional diagnostic surveys conducted at a stationary level (with emergency hospitalization, diagnostic surveys are conducted on an outpatient basis):

Common blood test: leukocytosis, SE acceleration.

Indications for consultation of specialists:

ICD 10. Class XII (L00-L99)

ICD 10. Class XII. Skin disease and subcutaneous tissue (L00-L99)

Excluded: Separate states arising in the perinatal period (P00-P96)

complications of pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum period (O00-O99)

congenital anomalies, deformations and chromosomal disorders (Q00-Q99)

diseases endocrine system, nutrition disorders and metabolic disorders (E00-E90)

injuries, poisoning and some other effects of external reasons (S00-T98)

lipomelinotic reticulosis (I89.8)

symptoms, signs and deviations from the norm identified

under clinical and laboratory studies,

not classified in other categories (R00-R99)

system disorders of connective tissue (M30-M36)

This class contains the following blocks:

L00-L04 Skin and subcutaneous infection infections

L55-L59 Skin disease and subcutaneous fiber associated with radiation

L80-L99 Other skin and subcutaneous tissue diseases

An asterisk marked the following categories:

L99 * Other skin disorders and subcutaneous tissue in diseases classified in other categories

Skin and subcutaneous infection (L00-L08)

If necessary, identify the infectious agent uses an additional code (B95-B97).

local skin infections classified in class I,

Herpetic viral infection (B00. -)

fragment of lip spikes [Zapia] (due to):

L00 syndrome of staphylococcal skin lesions in the form of burn-like bubbles

Excluded: Toxic epidermal necroliz [Layella] (L51.2)

L01 impetigo

Excluded: impetigo herpetyiform (L40.1)

bubble of a newborn (L00)

L01.0 impetigo [caused by any organism] [any localization]. Impugi Bokharti.

L01.1 ImpoChigination of other dermatosis

L02 leather abscess, furuncle and carbuncoon

Excluded: Rear Passing Areas and rectum (K61. -)

genital organs (outdoor):

L02.0 abscess of the skin, furuncle and carbuncoon

Excluded: Outdoor Ear (H60.0)

heads [any part, except face] (L02.8)

L02.1 Abscess of the skin, furuncle and carbuncoon neck

L02.2 The abscess of the skin, furuncle and carbuncoon of the body. Abdominal wall. Backs [any part, except butodic]. Breast wall. Groove region. Crotch. Navel

Excluded: breast (N61)

ommophalit Newborn (P38)

L02.3 The abscess of the skin, furuncul and carbuncoon buttocks. Jagged region

Excluded: Pilonidal Cyst with Abscess (L05.0)

L02.4 Abscess of the skin, furuncul and carbuncoon limbs

L02.8 Abscess leather, furuncle and carbuncoon of other localizations

L02.9 Abscess of the skin, boils and carbuncoon of unspecified localization. Furunculese BDA

L03 phlegmon

Included: acute lymphangitis

eosinophilic cellulite [Velice] (L98.3)

febrile (acute) neutrophilic dermatosis [retinue] (L98.2)

lymphangitis (chronic) (subacute) (I89.1)

L03.0 phlegmon fingers brush and foot

Nail infection. Onyhia. Paronychia. Perionic

L03.1 Flegmon other limbs

Middleweed. Pelvic belt. Shoulder

L03.3 phlegmon torso. Belly walls. Backs [any part]. Breast wall. Paho. Crotch. Navel

Excluded: Newborn domestic (P38)

L03.8 phlegmon other localizations

Heads [any part, except for the face]. Misselting of the head

L03.9 Flegmon Unclean

L04 Acute lymphadenitis

Included: abscess (acute)\u003e any lymphatic node,

lymphadenit sharp\u003e except mesenter

Excelves: an increase in lymph nodes (R59. -)

disease caused by human immunodeficiency virus

[HIV] manifested in the form of generalized

Chronic or subacute, except mesenteric (i88.1)

L04.0 acute lymphadenitis of faces, heads and neck

L04.1 Acute body lymphadenitis

L04.2 Acute lymphadenitis of the upper limb. Middleweed. Shoulder

L04.3 Acute Lymphadenitis of the lower limb. Pelvic belt

L04.8 Acute Lymphadenitis of other localizations

L04.9 Acute lymphadenitis uncomfortable

L05 Pilonidal cyst

Included: Squeezes\u003e Copter (AA) or

L05.0 Pilonidal Cyst with Abscess

L05.9 Pilonidal cyst without abscesses. Pilonidal cyst BDA

L08 Other local skin infections and subcutaneous fiber

Excluded: Hangrenous Piedlemia (L88)

L08.8 Other refined local skin infections and subcutaneous fiber

L08.9 Local skin and subcutaneous infection infectious infection

Bullous disorders (L10-L14)

Excluded: benign (chronic) family pemphigus

staphylococcal lesion lesion syndrome in the form of burn-like bubbles (L00)

toxic epidermal necroliz [Layella syndrome] (L51.2)

L10 bubble [pemphigus]

Excended: Bubble newborn (L00)

L10.0 bubble ordinary

L10.1 Bubble Vegetable

L10.2 bubble lossid

L10.3 Bubbler Brazilian

L10.4 Erythematous bubble. Senira Asher Syndrome

L10.5 bubble caused by drugs

L10.8 Other types of bubbles

L10.9 Bubble in uncomfortable

L11 Other acantolytic disorders

L11.0 acquired keratosis follicular

Excluded: Ceratosis Follicular (congenital) [Darya-White] (Q82.8)

L11.1 Promotional acantolytic dermatosis [Grovera]

L11.8 Other refined acantolytic changes

L11.9 acantolytic changes unspecified

L12 pemphigoid

Excended: Pregnant Herpes (O26.4)

herpetyiform impetigo (L40.1)

L12.1 scarning pemphigoid. Benign pemphigoid mucous membranes [lever]

L12.2 Chronic bullous disease in children. Youth herpesiform dermatitis

L12.3 Acquired Bullous Epidermolysis

Excluded: Bullous epidermolysis (congenital) (Q81. -)

L12.9 Pepperifigoid is unspecified

L13 Other Bull Changes

L13.0 dermatitis herpetyform. Dorring disease

L13.1 Subcorner Pustular dermatitis. Saddon-Wilkinson's disease

L13.8 Other refined bullous changes

L13.9 Bullous Changes Uncomputed

L14 * Bullous skin disorders for diseases classified in other categories

Dermatitis and eczema (L20-L30)

Note In this block, the terms "dermatitis" and "eczema" are used as interchangeable synonyms.

Excluded: chronic (children's) granulomatous disease (D71)

diseases of the skin and subcutaneous fiber associated with the effect of radiation (L55-L59)

L20 Atopic dermatitis

Excluded: Limited Neurodermatitis (L28.0)

L20.8 Other Atopic dermatitis

L20.9 Atopic dermatitis Uncomfortable

L21 Seborinic dermatitis

Excluded: infectious dermatitis (L30.3)

L21.1 Seborrheic Children's dermatitis

L21.8 Other seborrheic dermatitis

L21.9 Seborrheic Dermatitis Uncomfortable

L22 diaper dermatitis

Psoriazo-like rash caused by diapers

L23 Allergic Contact Dermatitis

Included: Allergic contact eczema

skin disease and subcutaneous fiber associated with exposure to radiation (L55-L59)

L23.0 Allergic contact dermatitis caused by metals. Chrome. Nickel

L23.1 Allergic contact dermatitis caused by adhesive substances

L23.2 Allergic contact dermatitis caused by cosmetic means

L23.3 Allergic contact dermatitis caused by drugs when they contact them with skin

If necessary, identify the drug use additional external reasons (class XX).

L23.4 Allergic contact dermatitis caused by dyes

L23.5 Allergic contact dermatitis caused by other chemicals

Cement. Insecticides. Plastic. Rubber

L23.6 Allergic contact dermatitis caused by food with skin contact with skin

L23.7 Allergic contact dermatitis caused by plants other than food

L23.8 Allergic contact dermatitis caused by other substances

L23.9 Allergic contact dermatitis, the reason is not specified. Allergic contact eczema BDU

L24 simple irritable contact dermatitis

Enabled: Simple irritant contact eczema

skin disease and subcutaneous fiber associated

L24.0 simple irritable contact dermatitis caused by detergent

L24.1 Simple irritable contact dermatitis caused by oils and lubricants

L24.2 Simple irritable contact dermatitis caused by solvents

L24.3 Simple irritable contact dermatitis caused by cosmetics

L24.4 irritable contact dermatitis caused by drugs when they contact them with skin

If necessary, identify the drug use additional external reasons (class XX).

Excluded: Allergies BDU caused by drugs (T88.7)

dermatitis caused by drug intake (L27.0-L27.1)

L24.5 Simple irritable contact dermatitis caused by other chemicals

L24.6 Simple irritable contact dermatitis caused by food with skin contact with skin

Excluded: dermatitis caused by eaten food (L27.2)

L24.7 Simple irritable contact dermatitis caused by plants except food

L24.8 Simple irritable contact dermatitis caused by other substances. Dyes

L24.9 Simple irritable contact dermatitis, the reason is not clarified. Irritation contact eczema BDU

L25 Contact Dermatitis Uncomfortable

Included: Contact Eczema Uncomfortable

lesions of the skin and subcutaneous fiber associated

L25.0 unspecified contact dermatitis caused by cosmetics

L25.1 Uncomfortable contact dermatitis caused by drugs when they contact them with skin

If necessary, identify the drug use additional external reasons (class XX).

Excluded: Allergies BDU caused by drugs (T88.7)

dermatitis caused by drug intake (L27.0-L27.1)

L25.2 Uncomfortable contact dermatitis caused by dyes

L25.3 Uncomfortable contact dermatitis caused by other chemicals. Cement. Insecticides

L25.4 Uncomfortable contact dermatitis caused by food with skin contact with skin

Excluded: Contact dermatitis caused by eaten food (L27.2)

L25.5 Uncomfortable contact dermatitis caused by plants except food

L25.8 Uncomfortable contact dermatitis caused by other substances

L25.9 Uncomfortable contact dermatitis, the reason is not clarified

Dermatitis (Professional) BDU

L26 exfoliative dermatitis

Excluded: Ritter disease (L00)

L27 dermatitis caused by substances accepted inside

allergic reaction BDA (T78.4)

L27.0 Generalized skin rash caused by drugs and medicines

If necessary, identify the drug use additional external reasons (class XX).

L27.1 Localized skin rash caused by drugs and medicines

If necessary, identify the drug use additional external reasons (class XX).

L27.2 Dermatitis caused by eaten food

Excluded: dermatitis caused by food products when they contact with skin (L23.6, L24.6, L25.4)

L27.8 Dermatitis caused by other substances accepted inside

L27.9 Dermatitis caused by unspecified substances accepted inside

L28 simple chronic deprived and scratch

L28.0 Simple chronic deprived. Limited neurodermatitis. Lishe BDA

L29 itch

Excluded: Neurotic Skin Combination (L98.1)

L29.3 Anogenital itching

L29.9 Itching is unspecified. Itching BDA

L30 Other dermatitis

small Parappsoriasis (L41.3)

L30.2 Skin outosentilation. Candidose. Dermatofitosis. Eczematosis

L30.3 Infectious dermatitis

L30.4 Erythematous Difference

L30.8 Another refined dermatitis

L30.9 Dermatitis Unclean

Papillosovy disorders (L40-L45)

L40 psoriasis

L40.0 Psoriasis ordinary. Coin psoriasis. Plant

L40.1 Generalized Pustulus Psoriasis. Impetigo herpetyiform. Tsumbush's disease

L40.2 Aquermetmatitis resistant [ALLOPO]

L40.3 Pustulose palm and soles

L40.8 Other psoriasis. Flexing inverse psoriasis

L40.9 Psoriasis uncomfortable

L41 Parappsoriasis

Excended: Atrophic vascular cachelodermia (L94.5)

L41.0 Pitiriasis Lihenoid and axle acute. Herberman's Mukh

L41.1 Pitiriasis Lichhenoid Chronic

L41.2 lymphomatoid papulez

L41.3 Small passage parapsoriasis

L41.4 Large Parappsoriasis

L41.5 Network Parappsoriasis

L41.9 Parappsoriasis is uncomfortable

L42 Pink Pink [Zibera]

L43 deprived red flat

Excluded: deprive flat hair (L66.1)

L43.0 deprived hypertrophic red flat

L43.1 deprived red flat bullous

L43.2 Lishevoid reaction to the drug

If necessary, identify the drug use additional external reasons (class XX).

L43.3 deprived red flat subacute (active). Lishe red flat tropical

L43.8 other red flat deprived

L43.9 deprived red flat uncomfortable

L44 Other PapilClosen Changes

L44.0 pitiriasis red hair-shaped

L44.3 deprive red moniliform

L44.4 Children's Papulse Akrodmetmatitis [Janotti-Cross Syndrome]

L44.8 Other refined Papiloskamine Changes

L44.9 Papiloskamine Changes Uncomputed

L45 * Papiloskamine disorders in diseases classified in other categories

Harfish and Erythema (L50-L54)

Excluded: Lyme Disease (A69.2)

L50 Krapivnitsa

Excluded: Allergic contact dermatitis (L23. -)

angioedema edema (T78.3)

healthy vascular edema (E88.0)

L50.0 Allergic urticaria

L50.1 idiopathic urticaria

L50.2 Urban, caused by the impact of low or high temperature

L50.3 Dermatographic urticaria

L50.4 Vibration urticap

L50.5 Holieregic urticaria

L50.6 Contact Harpivnica

L50.9 Unspecified urticaria

L51 Erythema Multiforms

L51.0 nebool erythema multiform

L51.1 Bullous erythema multiform. Stevens-Johnson Syndrome

L51.2 Toxic epidermal necroliz [Layella]

L51.8 Other Erythema Multiform

L51.9 Erythema Multiform Uncomfortable

L52 Erythema nodovaya

L53 Other erythematous states

If necessary, identify the toxic substance uses an additional external cause code (class XX).

Excended: Neonatal Toxic Erythema (P83.1)

L53.1 Erythema Round-shaped Centrifugal

L53.2 Erythema Marginal

L53.3 Other Chronic Patterned Erythema

L53.8 Other refined erythematous states

L53.9 Erythematous state is unspecified. Erythema BDU. Erythroderma

L54 * Erythema for diseases classified in other categories

L54.0 * Erythema marginal with acute articular rheumatism (i00 +)

L54.8 * Erythema with other diseases classified in other categories

Skin disease and subcutaneous fiber,

Related radiation (L55-L59)

L55 Sunny Burn

L55.0 Solar first degree burn

L55.1 Sunny Burn of the second degree

L55.2 Sunny Burn of the Third Degree

L55.8 Other Solar Burn

L55.9 Sunny Burn Uncomfortable

L56 Other sharp skin changes caused by ultraviolet radiation

L56.0 medicinal phototoxic reaction

If necessary, identify the drug use additional external reasons (class XX).

L56.1 medicinal photo allergic reaction

If necessary, identify the drug use additional external reasons (class XX).

L56.2 Photocontact dermatitis

L56.3 Solar urticaria

L56.4 polymorphic light rash

L56.8 Other refined sharp skin changes caused by ultraviolet radiation

L56.9 Acute skin change caused by ultraviolet radiation, unspecified

L57 Skin Changes caused by chronic effects of non-ionizing radiation

L57.0 Actinic (Photochemical) keratosis

L57.1 Aktinic Reticuloid

L57.2 Skin Rhombic on the back of the head (neck)

L57.3 Poikilodermia Sivatta

L57.4 Elder atrophy (lethargy). Old elastosis

L57.5 Actinic [Photochemical] Granuloma

L57.8 Other skin changes caused by chronic effects of non-ionizing radiation

Farmer leather. Sail skin. Sunny dermatitis

L57.9 Changing the skin caused by chronic influence of non-ionizing radiation, unspecified

L58 radiation dermatitis radiation

L58.0 acute radiation dermatitis

L58.1 Chronic radiation dermatitis

L58.9 Radiation Dermatitis Uncomfortable

L59 Other skin diseases and subcutaneous fiber associated with radiation

L59.0 erythema burn [Dermatitis AB IGNE]

L59.8 Other refined skin diseases and subcutaneous fiber associated with radiation

L59.9 Skin and subcutaneous fiber disease associated with radiation, unspecified

Diseases of skin appendages (L60-L75)

Excluded: congenital malformations of external covers (Q84. -)

L60 Nail Diseases

Excluded: Maudiform Nails (R68.3)

L60.5 Yellow Nail Syndrome

L60.8 Other Nail Diseases

L60.9 Nail Disease Uncomfortable

L62 * Changes for nails during diseases classified in other categories

L62.0 * Maison-shaped nail with PahiderMapperity (M89.4 +)

L62.8 * Nail changes in other diseases classified in other categories

L63 Nest Alopecia

L63.1 Universal alopecia

L63.2 Nest baldness (Leng-shaped)

L63.8 Other Nest Alopecia

L63.9 Nest Alopecia Uncomfortable

L64 Androgen alopecia

Included: Male type of baldness

L64.0 Androgen alopecia caused by drug intake

If necessary, identify the drug use additional external reasons (class XX).

L64.8 Other Androgen Alopecia

L64.9 androgenic alopecia unspecified

L65 Other Uncoiling Hair Loss

Excended: Trichothillania (F63.3)

L65.0 Telogenic Hair Loss

L65.1 Anaged hair loss. Regenerating Miazma

L65.8 Other Refined Uncoiling Hair Loss

L65.9 Uncomfortable Hair Loss Loss

L66 scarce alopecia

L66.0 Alopecia spotted scarce

L66.1 deprived flat hair. Follicular flat lichen

L66.2 Folliculitis leading to baldness

L66.3 Abscessive head peripolliculitis

L66.4 Folliculitis Mesh Ripping Eristeatous

L66.8 Other scarring alopecia

L66.9 Scarce alopecia unspecified

L67 Hair Color Anomalies and Hair Rod

Excluded: noded hair (Q84.1)

telephone hair loss (L65.0)

L67.0 Trichorexis nodular

L67.1 Hair color changes. Sedina. Hands (premature). Heterochromia hair

L67.8 Other hair color anomalies and hair rods. Lyubility of hair

L67.9 Hair Color Anomaly and Hair Rod Uncomfortable

L68 hypertrichosis

Included: Excessive Hair

Excluded: Congenital Hypertrichoz (Q84.2)

sustainable powder hair (Q84.2)

L68.1 Hypertrichoz powder hair acquired

If necessary, identify the drug that caused the violation, use the additional code of external causes (class XX).

L68.2 Localized hypertrichosis

L68.9 Hypertrichosis is unclean

L70 UGRI.

Excluded: Keloid Acne (L73.0)

L70.0 Ugri Ordinary [ACNE VULGARIS]

L70.2 UGRI OSPOVIDE. Ugrics necrotic miliaria

L71 Rosacea

L71.0 perioreral dermatitis

If necessary, identify the drug that caused the defeat, use the additional external cause code (class XX).

L71.9 Rosacea of \u200b\u200ban unspecified

L72 Follicular Cyers Skin and Subcutaneous Tissue

L72.1 Triphodermal cyst. Hair cyst. Kista Shan gland

L72.2 Stiatesistoma Multiple

L72.8 Other follicular skin cysts and subcutaneous fiber

L72.9 Follicular skin cyst and subcutaneous fiber Uncomfortable

L73 Other Hair Follicles Diseases

L73.1 pseudofollikulitis hair beard

L73.8 Other refined diseases of follicles. Sicoz beard

L73.9 Uncomfortable hair follicles disease

L74 Moccular [Eccreen] Sweat glands

L74.1 Potna Crystal

L74.2 Padder deep. Tropical anhydrosis

L74.3 Pepper is unspecified

L74.8 Other diseases of the frozen sweat glands

L74.9 Violation of the moffin sweating is unspecified. Sweat gland bda

L75 diseases of apocryan sweat glands

Excluded: Dishydrosis [Pomfolix] (L30.1)

L75.2 APOCRIN PAD. Fox Fordice Disease

L75.8 Other diseases of the apocryst sweat glands

L75.9 Defeat of apocryan sweat glands unspected

Other diseases of the skin and subcutaneous fiber (L80-L99)

L80 Vitiligo

L81 other pigmentation disorders

Excluded: BD BDA (Q82.5)

peteza-Jigsa syndrome (TURENA) (Q85.8)

L81.0 postgraduate hyperpigmentation

L81.4 Other melanin hyperpigmentation. Lentigo

L81.5 leukoderma not classified in other categories

L81.6 Other disorders associated with a decrease in the formation of melanin

L81.7 Pigmented red dermatosis. Hungyoma crawling

L81.8 Other refined pigmentation disorders. Iron pigmentation. Tattooing pigmentation

L81.9 Pigmentation Violation Uncomfortable

L82 seborrheic keratosis

Dermatosis Papulse black

L83 ACANTHOSIS NIGRICANS.

Drain and mesh papillomatosis

L84 corn and coast

Wedge-shaped corn (CLAVUS)

L85 Other epidermal thickening

Excelred: hypertrophic skin states (L91. -)

L85.0 acquired ichthyosis

Excluded: congenital ichthyosis (Q80 -)

L85.1 Acquired keratosis [keratodermia] Paludon-plantar

Excluded: Hereditary keratosis Paldon-fitted (Q82.8)

L85.2 keratosis spot (palm-fitted)

L85.3 Cerosis of the skin. Dermatitis dry skin

L85.8 Other refined epidermal thickening. Skin Rog

L85.9 Epidermal Thickening Uncomputed

L86 * Ceratodermia for diseases classified in other categories

Follicular keratosis\u003e due to insufficiency

L87 Trans -Pidermal probulous changes

Excluded: ring-shaped granuloma (probor) (L92.0)

L87.0 keratosis follicular and parapolycular, penetrating the skin [Disease Kirla]

Hyperkeratosis follicular penetrating

L87.1 reactive perforable collagenosis

L87.2 Creeping Perforye Elastosis

L87.8 Other TransPidermal Charge Violations

L87.9 Transpledermal probulum uncomfortable disorders

L88 Piodemia Gangrenoz

L89 decabital ulcer

Ulcer caused by gypsum bandage

Squeezing

Called: Decabital (trophic) cervical ulcer (N86)

L90 Atrophic skin lesions

L90.0 deprive sclerotic and atrophic

L90.1 Anteodermia Schwennger Bucci

L90.2 Yadasson-Pellisari Annetodermia

L90.3 Atrophyodermy Pazini Pierini

L90.4 Aquermetrats Chronic Atrophic

L90.5 scar states and fibrosis of the skin. Wooden scar (skin). Scar. Disfiguring caused by a scar. Scar BDU

Excelred: hypertrophic scar (L91.0)

L90.6 Atrophic stripes (StriAE)

L90.8 Other Atrophic skin changes

L90.9 Atrophic Changing Skin Uncomputed

L91 hypertrophic skin changes

L91.0 Keloid scar. Hypertrophic scar. Keloid

Excelves: UGRI Keloid (L73.0)

L91.8 Other hypertrophic skin changes

L91.9 Hypertrophic Skin Change Uncomfortable

L92 Granulomatous skin changes and subcutaneous fiber

Excended: Aktinic [Photochemical] Granuloma (L57.5)

L92.0 granuloma ring-shaped. Corner granuloma ring-shaped

L92.1 Necrobosis Lipoid, not classified in other categories

Excluded: associated with diabetes mellitus (E10-E14)

L92.2 Face Granuloma [Eosinophilic Granuloma Skin]

L92.3 Granuloma of the skin and subcutaneous fiber caused by a foreign body

L92.8 Other granulomatous skin changes and subcutaneous fiber

L92.9 Granulomatous Changing Skin and Subcutaneous Fiber Uncomfortable

L93 Red Volchanka

system red lupus (M32. -)

If necessary, identify the drug that caused the defeat, use an additional external cause code (class XX).

L93.0 Discoidal red lupus. Red lupus BDA

L93.1 Prostrates Skin Red Volcanka

L93.2 Other limited red lupus. Red deeper lupus. Milk Panniculit

L94 Other Localized Connecting Changes

Excluded: Connecting System Diseases (M30-M36)

L94.0 Localized sclerodermia. Limited sclerodermia

L94.1 Linear sclerodermia

L94.5 Pihalodermia vascular atrophic

L94.6 Anyum [Dactylolysis Spontaneous]

L94.8 Other Refined Localized Changes in Connective Tissue

L94.9 Localized connection of connective tissue uncomputed

L95 vasculitis, limited skin, not classified in other categories

Excluded: crawling angoma (L81.7)

hypersensitive Angiitis (M31.0)

L95.0 Vasculitis with marble skin. White atrophy (gloaching)

L95.1 Erythema elevated persistent

L95.8 Other Vasculites, Limited Skin

L95.9 Vasculitis, Skin Limited, Uncomfortable

L97 ulcer of the lower limb, not classified in other categories

L98 Other diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue not classified in other categories

L98.1 Artificial [artificial] dermatitis. Neurotic combing skin

L98.2 Faithful neutrophilic dermatosis retinue

L98.3 Eosinophilic Cellulite Wels

L98.4 Chronic skin ulcer not classified in other categories. Chronic skin ulcer BDU

Tropical ulcer BDU. Skin ulcer BDA

Excluded: Decabital ulcer (L89)

specific infections classified in the headings A00-B99

ulcer of the lower limb NKDR (L97)

L98.5 Muzzin Skin. Focal Muzzo. Lichn Miksdematous

Excluded: Focal Muzzin Rich (K13.7)

L98.6 Other infiltrative diseases of the skin and subcutaneous fiber

Excluded: hyaliosis of the skin and mucous membranes (E78.8)

L98.8 Other refined diseases of the skin and subcutaneous fiber

L98.9 Skin and subcutaneous fiber is unspecified

L99 * Other lesions of the skin and subcutaneous tissue in diseases classified in other categories

Nodular amyloidosis. Spotted amyloidosis

L99.8 * Other refined changes in the skin and subcutaneous tissue in diseases classified in other categories