Relates ICD-9 Codes to 835.12

Open obturator dislocation of hip

ICD-9 Index
Chapter: 800–999
Section: 830-839
Block: 835 Dislocation of hip
835.12 - Obturator disloc hip-opn

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835.00 - Closed dislocation of hip, unspecified site
835.01 - Closed posterior dislocation of hip
835.02 - Closed obturator dislocation of hip
835.03 - Other closed anterior dislocation of hip
835.10 - Open dislocation of hip, unspecified site
835.11 - Open posterior dislocation of hip
835.13 - Other open anterior dislocation of hip

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