ICD Code K60.2
ICD code K60.2 is used to identify an unspecified anal fissure for accurate diagnosis and medical record-keeping.
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What is ICD diagnosis code K60.2
ICD code K60.2 is an unspecified anal fissure, which refers to a tear or crack in the lining of the anus without further detail about its type or cause.
When to use ICD code K60.2
1. Presence of a linear or oval-shaped tear in the lining of the anal canal
2. Patient reports pain during or after defecation
3. Observation of bright red rectal bleeding, typically noted on toilet paper or stool
4. Chronic or recurrent anal discomfort or itching
5. No clear evidence of an underlying cause such as Crohn’s disease, trauma, or infection
6. Physical examination confirms fissure without specific identification of acute or chronic features
7. Absence of documentation specifying the fissure as acute or chronic
Billable CPT codes for ICD code K60.2
Relevant CPT codes that may be used to treat ICD code K60.2 include:
- 46200: Fissurectomy, anal, with or without sphincterotomy
- 46220: Sphincterotomy, anal, partial or complete, for fissure (separate procedure)
- 46999: Unlisted procedure, anus
These codes should be selected based on the specific procedure performed for K60.2.
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