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| ICD-10-CM External Cause of Injuries Index |
| m |
| malfunction (mechanism or component) (of) |
| - firearm W34.10 |
| - - airgun W34.110 |
| - - BB gun W34.110 |
| - - gas, air or spring-operated gun NEC W34.118 |
| - - handgun W32.1 |
| - - hunting rifle W33.12 |
| - - larger firearm W33.10 |
| - - - specified NEC W33.19 |
| - - machine gun W33.13 |
| - - paintball gun W34.111 |
| - - pellet gun W34.110 |
| - - shotgun W33.11 |
| - - specified NEC W34.19 |
| - - Very pistol [flare] W34.19 |
| - handgun -see Malfunction, firearm, handgun |
| maltreatment -see Perpetrator |
| mangled (accidentally) NOS X58 |
| manhandling (in brawl, fight) Y04.0 |
| - legal intervention -see Legal, intervention, manhandling |
| manslaughter (nonaccidental) -see Assault |
| mauled by animal NEC W55.89 |
| medical procedure, complication of (delayed or as an abnormal reaction without mention of misadventure) -see |
| complication of or following, by specified type of procedure |
| - due to or as a result of misadventure -see Misadventure |
| melting (due to fire) -see also Exposure, fire |
| - apparel NEC X06.3 |
| - clothes, clothing NEC X06.3 |
| - - nightwear X05 |
| - fittings or furniture (burning building) (uncontrolled fire) X00.8 |
| - nightwear X05 |
| - plastic jewelry X06.1 |
| mental cruelty X58 |
| military operations (injuries to military and civilians occuring during peacetime on military property and during |
| routine military exercises and operations) (by) (from) (involving) Y37.90 |
| - air blast Y37.20 |
| - aircraft |
| - - destruction -see Military operations, destruction of aircraft |
| - airway restriction -see Military operations, restriction of airways |
| - asphyxiation -see Military operations, restriction of airways |
| - biological weapons Y37.6X |
| - blast Y37.20 |
| - blast fragments Y37.20 |
| - blast wave Y37.20 |
| - blast wind Y37.20 |
| - bomb Y37.20 |
| - - dirty Y37.50 |
| - - gasoline Y37.31 |
| - - incendiary Y37.31 |
| - - petrol Y37.31 |
| - bullet Y37.43 |
| - - incendiary Y37.32 |
| - - rubber Y37.41 |
| - chemical weapons Y37.7X |
| - combat |
| - - hand to hand (unarmed) combat Y37.44 |
| - - using blunt or piercing object Y37.45 |
| - conflagration -see Military operations, fire |
| - conventional warfare NEC Y37.49 |
| - depth-charge Y37.01 |
| - destruction of aircraft Y37.10 |
| - - due to |
| - - - air to air missile Y37.11 |
| - - - collision with other aircraft Y37.12 |
| - - - detonation (accidental) of onboard munitions and explosives Y37.14 |
| - - - enemy fire or explosives Y37.11 |
| - - - explosive placed on aircraft Y37.11 |
| - - - onboard fire Y37.13 |
| - - - rocket propelled grenade [RPG] Y37.11 |
| - - - small arms fire Y37.11 |
| - - - surface to air missile Y37.11 |
| - - specified NEC Y37.19 |
| - detonation (accidental) of |
| - - onboard marine weapons Y37.05 |
| - - own munitions or munitions launch device Y37.24 |
| - dirty bomb Y37.50 |
| - explosion (of) Y37.20 |
| - - aerial bomb Y37.21 |
| - - bomb NOS -see also Military operations, bomb(s) Y37.20 |
| - - own munitions or munitions launch device (accidental) Y37.24 |
| - - fragments Y37.20 |
| - - grenade Y37.29 |
| - - guided missile Y37.22 |
| - - improvised explosive device [IED] (person-borne) (roadside) (vehicle-borne) Y37.23 |
| - - land mine Y37.29 |
| - - marine mine (at sea) (in harbor) Y37.02 |
| - - marine weapon Y37.00 |
| - - - specified NEC Y37.09 |
| - - sea-based artillery shell Y37.03 |
| - - specified NEC Y37.29 |
| - - torpedo Y37.04 |
| - fire Y37.30 |
| - - specified NEC Y37.39 |
| - firearms |
| - - discharge Y37.43 |
| - - pellets Y37.42 |
| - flamethrower Y37.33 |
| - fragments (from) (of) |
| - - improvised explosive device [IED] (person-borne) (roadside) (vehicle-borne) Y37.26 |
| - - munitions Y37.25 |
| - - specified NEC Y37.29 |
| - - weapons Y37.27 |
| - friendly fire Y37.92 |
| - hand to hand (unarmed) combat Y37.44 |
| - hot substances -see Military operations, fire |
| - incendiary bullet Y37.32 |
| - nuclear weapon (effects of) Y37.50 |
| - - acute radiation exposure Y37.54 |
| - - blast pressure Y37.51 |
| - - direct blast Y37.51 |
| - - direct heat Y37.53 |
| - - fallout exposure Y37.54 |
| - - fireball Y37.53 |
| - - indirect blast (struck or crushed by blast debris) (being thrown by blast) Y37.52 |
| - - ionizing radiation (immediate exposure) Y37.54 |
| - - nuclear radiation Y37.54 |
| - - radiation |
| - - - ionizing (immediate exposure) Y37.54 |
| - - - nuclear Y37.54 |
| - - - thermal Y37.53 |
| - - specified NEC Y37.59 |
| - - secondary effects Y37.54 |
| - - thermal radiation Y37.53 |
| - restriction of air (airway) |
| - - intentional Y37.46 |
| - - unintentional Y37.47 |
| - rubber bullets Y37.41 |
| - shrapnel NOS Y37.29 |
| - suffocation -see Military operations, restriction of airways |
| - unconventional warfare NEC Y37.7X |
| - underwater blast NOS Y37.00 |
| - warfare |
| - - conventional NEC Y37.49 |
| - - unconventional NEC Y37.7X |
| - weapons |
| - - biological weapons Y37.6X |
| - - chemical Y37.7X |
| - - nuclear (effects of ) Y37.50 |
| - - - acute radiation exposure Y37.54 |
| - - - blast pressure Y37.51 |
| - - - direct blast Y37.51 |
| - - - direct heat Y37.53 |
| - - - fallout exposure Y37.54 |
| - - - fireball Y37.53 |
| - - - indirect blast (struck or crushed by blast debris) (being thrown by blast) Y37.52 |
| - - - radiation |
| - - - - ionizing (immediate exposure) Y37.54 |
| - - - - nuclear Y37.54 |
| - - - - thermal Y37.53 |
| - - - secondary effects Y37.54 |
| - - - specified NEC Y37.59 |
| - - of mass destruction [WMD] Y37.91 |
| - weapon of mass destruction [WMD] Y37.91 |
| misadventure(s) to patient(s) during surgical or medical care Y69 |
| - contaminated medical or biological substance (blood, drug, fluid) Y64.9 |
| - - administered (by) NEC Y64.9 |
| - - - immunization Y64.1 |
| - - - infusion Y64.0 |
| - - - injection Y64.1 |
| - - - specified means NEC Y64.8 |
| - - - transfusion Y64.0 |
| - - - vaccination Y64.1 |
| - excessive amount of blood or other fluid during transfusion or infusion Y63.0 |
| - failure |
| - - in dosage Y63.9 |
| - - - electroshock therapy Y63.4 |
| - - - inappropriate temperature (too hot or too cold) in local application and packing Y63.5 |
| - - - infusion |
| - - - - excessive amount of fluid Y63.0 |
| - - - - incorrect dilution of fluid Y63.1 |
| - - - insulin-shock therapy Y63.4 |
| - - - nonadministration of necessary drug or biological substance Y63.6 |
| - - - overdose -see Tableof Drugs and Chemicals |
| - - - - radiation, in therapy Y63.2 |
| - - - radiation |
| - - - - overdose Y63.2 |
| - - - specified procedure NEC Y63.8 |
| - - - transfusion |
| - - - - excessive amount of blood Y63.0 |
| - - mechanical, of instrument or apparatus (any) (during any procedure) Y65.8 |
| - - sterile precautions (during procedure) Y62.9 |
| - - - aspiration of fluid or tissue (by puncture or catheterization, except heart) Y62.6 |
| - - - biopsy (except needle aspiration) Y62.8 |
| - - - - needle (aspirating) Y62.6 |
| - - - blood sampling Y62.6 |
| - - - catheterization Y62.6 |
| - - - - heart Y62.5 |
| - - - dialysis (kidney) Y62.2 |
| - - - endoscopic examination Y62.4 |
| - - - enema Y62.8 |
| - - - immunization Y62.3 |
| - - - infusion Y62.1 |
| - - - injection Y62.3 |
| - - - needle biopsy Y62.6 |
| - - - paracentesis (abdominal) (thoracic) Y62.6 |
| - - - perfusion Y62.2 |
| - - - puncture (lumbar) Y62.6 |
| - - - removal of catheter or packing Y62.8 |
| - - - specified procedure NEC Y62.8 |
| - - - surgical operation Y62.0 |
| - - - transfusion Y62.1 |
| - - - vaccination Y62.3 |
| - - suture or ligature during surgical procedure Y65.2 |
| - - to introduce or to remove tube or instrument -see Failure, to |
| - hemorrhage -see Index to Diseases and Injuries, Complication(s) |
| - inadvertent exposure of patient to radiation Y63.3 |
| - inappropriate |
| - - operation performed -see Inappropriate operation performed |
| - - temperature (too hot or too cold) in local application or packing Y63.5 |
| - infusion -see also Misadventure, by type, infusion Y69 |
| - - excessive amount of fluid Y63.0 |
| - - incorrect dilution of fluid Y63.1 |
| - - wrong fluid Y65.1 |
| - mismatched blood in transfusion Y65.0 |
| - nonadministration of necessary drug or biological substance Y63.6 |
| - overdose -see Tableof Drugs and Chemicals |
| - - radiation (in therapy) Y63.2 |
| - perforation -see Index to Diseases and Injuries, Complication(s) |
| - performance of inappropriate operation -see Inappropriate operation performed |
| - puncture -see Index to Diseases and Injuries, Complication(s) |
| - specified type NEC Y65.8 |
| - - failure |
| - - - suture or ligature during surgical operation Y65.2 |
| - - - to introduce or to remove tube or instrument -see Failure, to |
| - - infusion of wrong fluid Y65.1 |
| - - performance of inappropriate operation -see Inappropriate operation performed |
| - - transfusion of mismatched blood Y65.0 |
| - - wrong |
| - - - fluid in infusion Y65.1 |
| - - - placement of endotracheal tube during anesthetic procedure Y65.3 |
| - transfusion -see Misadventure, by type, transfusion |
| - - excessive amount of blood Y63.0 |
| - - mismatched blood Y65.0 |
| - wrong |
| - - drug given in error -see Tableof Drugs and Chemicals |
| - - fluid in infusion Y65.1 |
| - - placement of endotracheal tube during anesthetic procedure Y65.3 |
| mismatched blood in transfusion Y65.0 |
| motion sickness T75.3 |
| mountain sickness W94.11 |
| mudslide (of cataclysmic nature) -see Landslide |
| murder (attempt) -see Assault |
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