Tip: Combination codes in ICD-10-CM provide additional information
APCs Insider, February 20, 2015
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- N52.0-, vasculogenic erectile dysfunction
- N52.1, erectile dysfunction due to diseases classified elsewhere (code first underlying disease)
- N52.2, drug-induced erectile dysfunction
- N52.3-, post-surgical erectile dysfunction
- N52.8, other male erectile dysfunction
- N52.9, male erectile dysfunction, unspecified
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