Deleted ICD-10-PCS Code XXE5XN6 Measurement of Infection, Positive Blood Culture Fluorescence Hybridization for Organism Identification, Concentration and Susceptibility, New Technology Group 6
- Deleted — Not Valid for Claims
- Valid FY 2021–2025
- Deleted in FY 2026
XXE5XN6 is a deleted ICD-10-PCS code, removed from the code set effective October 1, 2025. It was valid for measurement of Infection, Positive Blood Culture Fluorescence Hybridization for Organism Identification, Concentration and Susceptibility, New Technology Group 6 on inpatient discharges from October 1, 2020 through September 30, 2025, and later discharges must use a current code. CMS listed no replacement for it in the conversion table, so build the current code from the ICD-10-PCS tables or find it through the Alphabetic Index.
Current Codes Starting With XXE5
Active FY 2027 codes that share the first 4 characters of XXE5XN6 (same table and body part), listed for reference only: they are not replacements for XXE5XN6.
- 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 XXE5XN6
Is XXE5XN6 still a valid ICD-10-PCS code?
No. XXE5XN6 was deleted from ICD-10-PCS effective October 1, 2025, with the FY 2026 code set. It cannot be reported for inpatient discharges on or after that date.
What replaced XXE5XN6?
The CMS ICD-10-PCS conversion table lists no replacement for XXE5XN6. Build the current code from the ICD-10-PCS tables or find it through the Alphabetic Index, then confirm it against the procedure documentation.
Can I still use XXE5XN6 for older discharges?
Yes, for inpatient discharges from October 1, 2020 through September 30, 2025. 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 XXE5XN6.