Relates ICD-9 Codes to 977.0

Poisoning by dietetics

ICD-9 Index
Chapter: 800–999
Section: 960-979
Block: 977 Poisoning by other and unspecified drugs and medicinals
977.0 - Poisoning-dietetics

View Code 977.0

977.1 - Poisoning by lipotropic drugs
977.2 - Poisoning by antidotes and chelating agents, not elsewhere classified
977.3 - Poisoning by alcohol deterrents
977.4 - Poisoning by pharmaceutical excipients
977.8 - Poisoning by other specified drugs and medicinal substances
977.9 - Poisoning by unspecified drug or medicinal substance

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