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ICD-10-CM/External causes of morbidity/Exposure to animate mechanical forces/Contact with other nonvenomous reptiles

W59.09 Other contact with nonvenomous lizards

BackW59Contact with other nonvenomous reptilesCategory4 →W59.0Contact with nonvenomous lizardsCategory3 →W59.01Bitten by nonvenomous lizardsCategoryW59.02Struck by nonvenomous lizardsCategoryW59.09Other contact with nonvenomous lizardsCategoryW59.1Contact with nonvenomous snakesCategory4 →W59.11Bitten by nonvenomous snakeCategoryW59.12Struck by nonvenomous snakeCategoryW59.13Crushed by nonvenomous snakeCategoryW59.19Other contact with nonvenomous snakeCategoryW59.2Contact with turtlesCategory3 →W59.21Bitten by turtleCategoryW59.22Struck by turtleCategoryW59.29Other contact with turtleCategoryW59.8Contact with other nonvenomous reptilesCategory4 →W59.81Bitten by other nonvenomous reptilesCategoryW59.82Struck by other nonvenomous reptilesCategoryW59.83Crushed by other nonvenomous reptilesCategoryW59.89Other contact with other nonvenomous reptilesCategory
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W59.09
Other contact with nonvenomous lizards
EXAMPLES
Exposure to nonvenomous lizards
Chapter
XX · External causes of morbidity
Section
W50-W64
Valid from
Source

CMS ICD-10-CM Tabular List, edition FY2026.

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