Relates ICD-9 Codes to 338.3

Neoplasm related pain (acute) (chronic)

ICD-9 Index
Chapter: 320–359
Section: 338
Block: 338 Pain, not elsewhere classified
338.3 - Neoplasm related pain

View Code 338.3

338.0 - Central pain syndrome
338.11 - Acute pain due to trauma
338.12 - Acute post-thoracotomy pain
338.18 - Other acute postoperative pain
338.19 - Other acute pain
338.21 - Chronic pain due to trauma
338.22 - Chronic post-thoracotomy pain
338.28 - Other chronic postoperative pain
338.29 - Other chronic pain
338.4 - Chronic pain syndrome

Previous Code: 338.29

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Next Code: 338.4

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