Deleted ICD-10-PCS Code XXE5XM5 Measurement of Infection, Whole Blood Nucleic Acid-base Microbial Detection, New Technology Group 5
- Deleted — Not Valid for Claims
- Valid FY 2020–2024
- Deleted in FY 2025
XXE5XM5 is a deleted ICD-10-PCS code, removed from the code set effective October 1, 2024. It was valid for measurement of Infection, Whole Blood Nucleic Acid-base Microbial Detection, New Technology Group 5 on inpatient discharges from October 1, 2019 through September 30, 2024, and later discharges must use a current code. The CMS conversion table maps it to 8C02X6K.
Replacement Codes for XXE5XM5
The CMS ICD-10-PCS conversion table maps XXE5XM5 to this code. Confirm the choice against the procedure documentation and the code page's table.
- 8C02X6K Collection of Blood from Indwelling Device in Circulatory System
Current Codes Starting With XXE5
Active FY 2027 codes that share the first 4 characters of XXE5XM5 (same table and body part).
- XXE5X2A Measurement of Infection, Phenotypic Fully Automated Rapid Susceptibility Technology with Controlled Inoculum, New Technology Group 10
- XXE5X38 Measurement of Infection, Whole Blood Reverse Transcription and Quantitative Real-time Polymerase Chain Reaction, New Technology Group 8
- XXE5X4A Measurement of Infection, Positive Blood Culture Small Molecule Sensor Array Technology, New Technology Group 10
- XXE5X5A Measurement of Immune Response, Whole Blood Cellular Assessment via Microfluidic Deformability, New Technology Group 10
- XXE5XBB Measurement of Infection and Immune Response, Gene Expression Testing System, New Technology Group 11
- XXE5XV7 Measurement of Infection, Serum/Plasma Nanoparticle Fluorescence SARS-CoV-2 Antibody Detection, New Technology Group 7
- XXE5XY9 Measurement of Infection, Other Positive Blood/Isolated Colonies Bimodal Phenotypic Susceptibility Technology, New Technology Group 9
Code History
Questions About XXE5XM5
Is XXE5XM5 still a valid ICD-10-PCS code?
No. XXE5XM5 was deleted from ICD-10-PCS effective October 1, 2024, with the FY 2025 code set. It cannot be reported for inpatient discharges on or after that date.
What replaced XXE5XM5?
The CMS ICD-10-PCS conversion table maps XXE5XM5 to 8C02X6K. Confirm it matches the procedure documentation before you use it; a conversion is a starting point, not an automatic substitution.
Can I still use XXE5XM5 for older discharges?
Yes, for inpatient discharges from October 1, 2019 through September 30, 2024. ICD-10-PCS codes are assigned by the code set in effect on the date of discharge, so a corrected or late claim for a discharge in that window still uses XXE5XM5.