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Z18.0 Retained radioactive fragments

BackZ18Retained foreign body fragmentsCategory7 →Z18.0Retained radioactive fragmentsCategory2 →Z18.01Retained depleted uranium fragmentsCategoryZ18.09Other retained radioactive fragmentsCategoryZ18.1Retained metal fragmentsCategory3 →Z18.10Retained metal fragments, unspecifiedCategoryZ18.11Retained magnetic metal fragmentsCategoryZ18.12Retained nonmagnetic metal fragmentsCategoryZ18.2Retained plastic fragmentsCategoryZ18.3Retained organic fragmentsCategory4 →Z18.31Retained animal quills or spinesCategoryZ18.32Retained toothCategoryZ18.33Retained wood fragmentsCategoryZ18.39Other retained organic fragmentsCategoryZ18.8Other specified retained foreign bodyCategory3 →Z18.81Retained glass fragmentsCategoryZ18.83Retained stone or crystalline fragmentsCategoryZ18.89Other specified retained foreign body fragmentsCategoryZ18.9Retained foreign body fragments, unspecified materialCategory
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Z18.0
Retained radioactive fragments
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XXI · Factors influencing health status and contact with health services
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Z18
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CMS ICD-10-CM Tabular List, edition FY2026.

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