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W34.110A – Accidental malfunction of airgun, initial encounter

Overview

Coding Notes

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Billable, valid for HIPAA-covered transactions

GEM Conversion to ICD-9 CM

Fs: 10000 – Accident caused by air gun

Sibling Codes

Accidental malfunction of airgun, subsequent encounter
Accidental malfunction of airgun, sequela

Parent Sibling Codes

Accidental malfunction of airgun
Accidental malfunction of paintball gun
Accidental malfunction of other gas, air or spring-operated gun

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