Relates ICD-9 Codes to 368.46

Homonymous bilateral field defects

ICD-9 Index
Chapter: 360–389
Section: 360-379
Block: 368 Visual disturbances
368.46 - Homonymous hemianopsia

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368.00 - Amblyopia, unspecified
368.01 - Strabismic amblyopia
368.02 - Deprivation amblyopia
368.03 - Refractive amblyopia
368.10 - Subjective visual disturbance, unspecified
368.11 - Sudden visual loss
368.12 - Transient visual loss
368.13 - Visual discomfort
368.14 - Visual distortions of shape and size
368.15 - Other visual distortions and entoptic phenomena
368.16 - Psychophysical visual disturbances
368.2 - Diplopia
368.30 - Binocular vision disorder, unspecified
368.31 - Suppression of binocular vision
368.32 - Simultaneous visual perception without fusion
368.33 - Fusion with defective stereopsis
368.34 - Abnormal retinal correspondence
368.40 - Visual field defect, unspecified
368.41 - Scotoma involving central area
368.42 - Scotoma of blind spot area
368.43 - Sector or arcuate visual field defects
368.44 - Other localized visual field defect
368.45 - Generalized visual field contraction or constriction
368.47 - Heteronymous bilateral field defects
368.51 - Protan defect
368.52 - Deutan defect
368.53 - Tritan defect
368.54 - Achromatopsia
368.55 - Acquired color vision deficiencies
368.59 - Other color vision deficiencies
368.60 - Night blindness, unspecified
368.61 - Congenital night blindness
368.62 - Acquired night blindness
368.63 - Abnormal dark adaptation curve
368.69 - Other night blindness
368.8 - Other specified visual disturbances
368.9 - Unspecified visual disturbance

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