ICD-10-PCS Tabular Index · Section 0 · FY 2026 0DF

0DF Fragmentation - Gastrointestinal System ICD-10-PCS

The 0DF code range contains 103 ICD-10-PCS codes for Fragmentation procedures on the gastrointestinal system. 102 of the codes are billable and valid for inpatient claim submission in fiscal year 2026.

✓ Built from the official CMS FY 2026 datasetEffective Oct 1, 2025 – Sep 30, 2026
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Procedure Codes
102
Billable Codes
0DF
Characters 1–3
0D
Parent Body System

Root Operation Definition

Fragmentation: Breaking solid matter in a body part into pieces.

ICD-10-PCS

Codes in the 0DF Range 103 codes · 102 billable

103 of 103 shown
  • 0DF Gastrointestinal System, FragmentationNon-billable header
  • 0DF50ZZ Fragmentation in Esophagus, Open Approach
  • 0DF53ZZ Fragmentation in Esophagus, Percutaneous Approach
  • 0DF54ZZ Fragmentation in Esophagus, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
  • 0DF57ZZ Fragmentation in Esophagus, Via Natural or Artificial Opening
  • 0DF58ZZ Fragmentation in Esophagus, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic
  • 0DF5XZZ Fragmentation in Esophagus, External Approach
  • 0DF60ZZ Fragmentation in Stomach, Open Approach
  • 0DF63ZZ Fragmentation in Stomach, Percutaneous Approach
  • 0DF64ZZ Fragmentation in Stomach, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
  • 0DF67ZZ Fragmentation in Stomach, Via Natural or Artificial Opening
  • 0DF68ZZ Fragmentation in Stomach, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic
  • 0DF6XZZ Fragmentation in Stomach, External Approach
  • 0DF80ZZ Fragmentation in Small Intestine, Open Approach
  • 0DF83ZZ Fragmentation in Small Intestine, Percutaneous Approach
  • 0DF84ZZ Fragmentation in Small Intestine, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
  • 0DF87ZZ Fragmentation in Small Intestine, Via Natural or Artificial Opening
  • 0DF88ZZ Fragmentation in Small Intestine, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic
  • 0DF8XZZ Fragmentation in Small Intestine, External Approach
  • 0DF90ZZ Fragmentation in Duodenum, Open Approach
  • 0DF93ZZ Fragmentation in Duodenum, Percutaneous Approach
  • 0DF94ZZ Fragmentation in Duodenum, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
  • 0DF97ZZ Fragmentation in Duodenum, Via Natural or Artificial Opening
  • 0DF98ZZ Fragmentation in Duodenum, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic
  • 0DF9XZZ Fragmentation in Duodenum, External Approach
  • 0DFA0ZZ Fragmentation in Jejunum, Open Approach
  • 0DFA3ZZ Fragmentation in Jejunum, Percutaneous Approach
  • 0DFA4ZZ Fragmentation in Jejunum, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
  • 0DFA7ZZ Fragmentation in Jejunum, Via Natural or Artificial Opening
  • 0DFA8ZZ Fragmentation in Jejunum, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic
  • 0DFAXZZ Fragmentation in Jejunum, External Approach
  • 0DFB0ZZ Fragmentation in Ileum, Open Approach
  • 0DFB3ZZ Fragmentation in Ileum, Percutaneous Approach
  • 0DFB4ZZ Fragmentation in Ileum, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
  • 0DFB7ZZ Fragmentation in Ileum, Via Natural or Artificial Opening
  • 0DFB8ZZ Fragmentation in Ileum, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic
  • 0DFBXZZ Fragmentation in Ileum, External Approach
  • 0DFE0ZZ Fragmentation in Large Intestine, Open Approach
  • 0DFE3ZZ Fragmentation in Large Intestine, Percutaneous Approach
  • 0DFE4ZZ Fragmentation in Large Intestine, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
  • 0DFE7ZZ Fragmentation in Large Intestine, Via Natural or Artificial Opening
  • 0DFE8ZZ Fragmentation in Large Intestine, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic
  • 0DFEXZZ Fragmentation in Large Intestine, External Approach
  • 0DFF0ZZ Fragmentation in Right Large Intestine, Open Approach
  • 0DFF3ZZ Fragmentation in Right Large Intestine, Percutaneous Approach
  • 0DFF4ZZ Fragmentation in Right Large Intestine, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
  • 0DFF7ZZ Fragmentation in Right Large Intestine, Via Natural or Artificial Opening
  • 0DFF8ZZ Fragmentation in Right Large Intestine, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic
  • 0DFFXZZ Fragmentation in Right Large Intestine, External Approach
  • 0DFG0ZZ Fragmentation in Left Large Intestine, Open Approach
  • 0DFG3ZZ Fragmentation in Left Large Intestine, Percutaneous Approach
  • 0DFG4ZZ Fragmentation in Left Large Intestine, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
  • 0DFG7ZZ Fragmentation in Left Large Intestine, Via Natural or Artificial Opening
  • 0DFG8ZZ Fragmentation in Left Large Intestine, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic
  • 0DFGXZZ Fragmentation in Left Large Intestine, External Approach
  • 0DFH0ZZ Fragmentation in Cecum, Open Approach
  • 0DFH3ZZ Fragmentation in Cecum, Percutaneous Approach
  • 0DFH4ZZ Fragmentation in Cecum, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
  • 0DFH7ZZ Fragmentation in Cecum, Via Natural or Artificial Opening
  • 0DFH8ZZ Fragmentation in Cecum, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic
  • 0DFHXZZ Fragmentation in Cecum, External Approach
  • 0DFJ0ZZ Fragmentation in Appendix, Open Approach
  • 0DFJ3ZZ Fragmentation in Appendix, Percutaneous Approach
  • 0DFJ4ZZ Fragmentation in Appendix, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
  • 0DFJ7ZZ Fragmentation in Appendix, Via Natural or Artificial Opening
  • 0DFJ8ZZ Fragmentation in Appendix, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic
  • 0DFJXZZ Fragmentation in Appendix, External Approach
  • 0DFK0ZZ Fragmentation in Ascending Colon, Open Approach
  • 0DFK3ZZ Fragmentation in Ascending Colon, Percutaneous Approach
  • 0DFK4ZZ Fragmentation in Ascending Colon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
  • 0DFK7ZZ Fragmentation in Ascending Colon, Via Natural or Artificial Opening
  • 0DFK8ZZ Fragmentation in Ascending Colon, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic
  • 0DFKXZZ Fragmentation in Ascending Colon, External Approach
  • 0DFL0ZZ Fragmentation in Transverse Colon, Open Approach
  • 0DFL3ZZ Fragmentation in Transverse Colon, Percutaneous Approach
  • 0DFL4ZZ Fragmentation in Transverse Colon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
  • 0DFL7ZZ Fragmentation in Transverse Colon, Via Natural or Artificial Opening
  • 0DFL8ZZ Fragmentation in Transverse Colon, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic
  • 0DFLXZZ Fragmentation in Transverse Colon, External Approach
  • 0DFM0ZZ Fragmentation in Descending Colon, Open Approach
  • 0DFM3ZZ Fragmentation in Descending Colon, Percutaneous Approach
  • 0DFM4ZZ Fragmentation in Descending Colon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
  • 0DFM7ZZ Fragmentation in Descending Colon, Via Natural or Artificial Opening
  • 0DFM8ZZ Fragmentation in Descending Colon, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic
  • 0DFMXZZ Fragmentation in Descending Colon, External Approach
  • 0DFN0ZZ Fragmentation in Sigmoid Colon, Open Approach
  • 0DFN3ZZ Fragmentation in Sigmoid Colon, Percutaneous Approach
  • 0DFN4ZZ Fragmentation in Sigmoid Colon, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
  • 0DFN7ZZ Fragmentation in Sigmoid Colon, Via Natural or Artificial Opening
  • 0DFN8ZZ Fragmentation in Sigmoid Colon, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic
  • 0DFNXZZ Fragmentation in Sigmoid Colon, External Approach
  • 0DFP0ZZ Fragmentation in Rectum, Open Approach
  • 0DFP3ZZ Fragmentation in Rectum, Percutaneous Approach
  • 0DFP4ZZ Fragmentation in Rectum, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
  • 0DFP7ZZ Fragmentation in Rectum, Via Natural or Artificial Opening
  • 0DFP8ZZ Fragmentation in Rectum, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic
  • 0DFPXZZ Fragmentation in Rectum, External Approach
  • 0DFQ0ZZ Fragmentation in Anus, Open Approach
  • 0DFQ3ZZ Fragmentation in Anus, Percutaneous Approach
  • 0DFQ4ZZ Fragmentation in Anus, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
  • 0DFQ7ZZ Fragmentation in Anus, Via Natural or Artificial Opening
  • 0DFQ8ZZ Fragmentation in Anus, Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic
  • 0DFQXZZ Fragmentation in Anus, External Approach

About the 0DF Code Range

The ICD-10-PCS root operation Fragmentation (code prefix 0DF) refers to physically breaking up solid material within a body part without removing it. In the Medical and Surgical section, this operation is applied extensively within the Gastrointestinal System.

This procedure is used to break apart obstructions or solid masses inside gastrointestinal structures. Examples include fragmentation of the Esophagus using an Open (0DF50ZZ), Percutaneous Endoscopic (0DF54ZZ), or Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic (0DF58ZZ) approach. Similarly, fragmentation can be performed in numerous parts such as the Stomach (0DF60ZZ), Small Intestine (0DF80ZZ), or Large Intestine (0DFE0ZZ), each coded according to the specific body part and approach. These codes enable precise documentation of the fragmentation procedure's site and method, facilitating accurate treatment records and billing.

Questions About This Page

How many billable codes are in the 0DF range?

Of the 103 codes in this range, 102 are billable and valid for inpatient claim submission from October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026. Table header codes group them but cannot be reported on claims.

What does the 0DF range classify?

The range classifies Fragmentation procedures, breaking solid matter in a body part into pieces, performed on the gastrointestinal system. Each code adds the body part, approach, device, and qualifier in characters four through seven, and links to its own reference page.

Related References

All ICD-10-PCS SectionsAll of Medical and Surgical (0)All of Body System 0DICD-10-PCS Code LookupICD-10-CM Codes ListMS-DRG ReferenceMedicare Code Edits

Source: CMS FY 2026 ICD-10-PCS order file and code tables, effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026.