Relates ICD-9 Codes to 360.29

View Code 360.29

• 360.00 - Purulent endophthalmitis, unspecified
• 360.01 - Acute endophthalmitis
• 360.02 - Panophthalmitis
• 360.03 - Chronic endophthalmitis
• 360.04 - Vitreous abscess
• 360.11 - Sympathetic uveitis
• 360.12 - Panuveitis
• 360.13 - Parasitic endophthalmitis NOS
• 360.14 - Ophthalmia nodosa
• 360.19 - Other endophthalmitis
• 360.20 - Degenerative disorder of globe, unspecified
• 360.21 - Progressive high (degenerative) myopia
• 360.23 - Siderosis of globe
• 360.24 - Other metallosis of globe
• 360.30 - Hypotony of eye, unspecified
• 360.31 - Primary hypotony of eye
• 360.32 - Ocular fistula causing hypotony
• 360.33 - Hypotony associated with other ocular disorders
• 360.34 - Flat anterior chamber of eye
• 360.40 - Degenerated globe or eye, unspecified
• 360.41 - Blind hypotensive eye
• 360.42 - Blind hypertensive eye
• 360.43 - Hemophthalmos, except current injury
• 360.44 - Leucocoria
• 360.50 - Foreign body, magnetic, intraocular, unspecified
• 360.51 - Foreign body, magnetic, in anterior chamber of eye
• 360.52 - Foreign body, magnetic, in iris or ciliary body
• 360.53 - Foreign body, magnetic, in lens
• 360.54 - Foreign body, magnetic, in vitreous
• 360.55 - Foreign body, magnetic, in posterior wall
• 360.59 - Intraocular foreign body, magnetic, in other or multiple sites
• 360.60 - Foreign body, intraocular, unspecified
• 360.61 - Foreign body in anterior chamber
• 360.62 - Foreign body in iris or ciliary body
• 360.63 - Foreign body in lens
• 360.64 - Foreign body in vitreous
• 360.65 - Foreign body in posterior wall of eye
• 360.69 - Intraocular foreign body in other or multiple sites
• 360.81 - Luxation of globe
• 360.89 - Other disorders of globe
• 360.9 - Unspecified disorder of globe