Each category of ICD-10 is divided into specific codes, consisting of a single letter and a number. These codes can be used to identify a particular diagnosis. They are used for medical billing and record keeping, as well as for public health surveillance and statistical analysis.
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Other bacterial diseases |
| Level | Code | Title | |
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| 1 | I | Certain infectious and parasitic diseases | |
| 2 | A30-A49 | Other bacterial diseases |
| Code | Title | |
|---|---|---|
| A30 | Leprosy [Hansen's disease] | |
| A31 | Infection due to other mycobacteria | |
| A32 | Listeriosis | |
| A33 | Tetanus neonatorum | |
| A34 | Obstetrical tetanus | |
| A35 | Other tetanus | |
| A36 | Diphtheria | |
| A37 | Whooping cough | |
| A38 | Scarlet fever | |
| A39 | Meningococcal infection | |
| A40 | Streptococcal septicaemia | |
| A41 | Other septicaemia | |
| A42 | Actinomycosis | |
| A43 | Nocardiosis | |
| A44 | Bartonellosis | |
| A46 | Erysipelas | |
| A48 | Other bacterial diseases, not elsewhere classified | |
| A49 | Bacterial infection of unspecified site |