ICD-10-CM External Cause Index · FY 2026 Letter I
External Cause Index Terms Starting With I ICD-10-CM
The letter I section of the FY 2026 External Cause of Injuries Index carries 19 main terms, from Ictus to Intoxication. Terms with a direct code link straight to the code page, cross references point to the main term that holds the codes, and terms with a handful of sub-entries render in full right here. The largest terms open their own full index page.
✓ Built from the official CMS FY 2026 index fileEffective Oct 1, 2025 – Sep 30, 2026
19
Main Terms
238
Index Entries
5
Direct Codes
3
Cross-refs
- IctusSub-entriescaloris see also Heatsolaris X30 Non-billable
- Immersion (accidental)Sub-entries see also Drowninghand or foot due to cold (excessive) X31 Non-billable
- thirst X58 Non-billable
- Inappropriate operation performedSub-entries
- Incident, adverseSub-entries
- Incineration (accidental)Cross-ref See: Exposure, fire
- InfanticideCross-ref See: Assault
- IngestionSub-entriesforeign body (causing injury) (with obstruction) see Foreign body, alimentary canalpoisonousplant (s) X58 Non-billablesubstance NEC see Table of Drugs and Chemicals
- InhalationSub-entriesexcessively cold substance, man-made see Exposure, cold, man-madefood (any type) (into respiratory tract) (with asphyxia, obstruction respiratory tract, suffocation) T18 Non-billable see categories T17 andforeign body see Foreign body, aspirationgastric contents (with asphyxia, obstruction respiratory passage, suffocation) T17.81 Non-billable
- by, caused by, fromassault see Assaultlaw-enforcing agent, police, in course of legal intervention see Legal interventionsuicide (attempt) X83.8 Non-billable
- Interruption of respiration (by)Sub-entries
- Intervention, legalCross-ref See: Legal intervention
- IntoxicationSub-entriesdrug see Table of Drugs and Chemicalspoison see Table of Drugs and Chemicals
Related References
Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, FY 2026 ICD-10-CM External Cause of Injuries Index release files, effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026.
