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ICD-10-CM/Certain infectious and parasitic diseases/Infections with a predominantly sexual mode of transmission/Early syphilis

A51.49 Other secondary syphilitic conditions

BackA51Early syphilisCategory7 →A51.0Primary genital syphilisCategoryA51.1Primary anal syphilisCategoryA51.2Primary syphilis of other sitesCategoryA51.3Secondary syphilis of skin and mucous membranesCategory3 →A51.31Condyloma latumCategoryA51.32Syphilitic alopeciaCategoryA51.39Other secondary syphilis of skinCategoryA51.4Other secondary syphilisCategory7 →A51.41Secondary syphilitic meningitisCategoryA51.42Secondary syphilitic female pelvic diseaseCategoryA51.43Secondary syphilitic oculopathyCategoryA51.44Secondary syphilitic nephritisCategoryA51.45Secondary syphilitic hepatitisCategoryA51.46Secondary syphilitic osteopathyCategoryA51.49Other secondary syphilitic conditionsCategoryA51.5Early syphilis, latentCategoryA51.9Early syphilis, unspecifiedCategory
CategoryCODABLE
A51.49
Other secondary syphilitic conditions
EXAMPLES
Secondary syphilitic lymphadenopathy
Secondary syphilitic myositis
Chapter
I · Certain infectious and parasitic diseases
Section
A50-A64
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CMS ICD-10-CM Tabular List, edition FY2026.

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