Diagnosis Code: 372.30

Short Description: Conjunctivitis NOS

Long Description: Conjunctivitis, unspecified

Code Classification:

• Diseases of the sense organs (360–389)
  • Disorders of the eye and adnexa (360-379)
    • 372 Disorders of conjunctiva
      • 372.30 Conjunctivitis NOS

Code Version: 2015 ICD-9-CM

References to Index of Diseases and Injuries

The code 372.30 has the following ICD-9-CM references to the Index of Diseases and Injuries

• Conjunctivitis (exposure) (infectious) (nondiphtheritic) (pneumococcal) (pustular) (staphylococcal) (streptococcal) NEC 372.30
  • actinic 370.24
  • acute 372.00
    • atopic 372.05
    • chemical 372.06
    • contagious 372.03
    • follicular 372.02
    • hemorrhagic (viral) 077.4
    • toxic 372.06
  • adenoviral (acute) 077.3
  • allergic (chronic) 372.14
    • with hay fever 372.05
  • anaphylactic 372.05
  • angular 372.03
  • Apollo (viral) 077.4
  • atopic 372.05
  • blennorrhagic (neonatorum) 098.40
  • catarrhal 372.03
  • chemical 372.06
    • allergic 372.05
    • meaning corrosion - See� Burn, conjunctiva
  • chlamydial 077.98
    • due to
      • Chlamydia trachomatis - see Trachoma
      • paratrachoma 077.0
  • chronic 372.10
    • allergic 372.14
    • follicular 372.12
    • simple 372.11
    • specified type NEC 372.14
    • vernal 372.13
  • diphtheritic 032.81
  • due to
    • dust 372.05
    • enterovirus type 70 077.4
    • erythema multiforme 695.10 [372.33]
    • filariasis (see also Filariasis) 125.9 [372.15]
    • mucocutaneous
      • disease NEC 372.33
      • leishmaniasis 085.5 [372.15]
    • Reiter's disease 099.3 [372.33]
    • syphilis 095.8 [372.10]
    • toxoplasmosis (acquired) 130.1
      • congenital (active) 771.2
    • trachoma - see Trachoma
  • dust 372.05
  • eczematous 370.31
  • epidemic 077.1
    • hemorrhagic 077.4
  • follicular (acute) 372.02
    • adenoviral (acute) 077.3
    • chronic 372.12
  • glare 370.24
  • gonococcal (neonatorum) 098.40
  • granular (trachomatous) 076.1
    • late effect 139.1
  • hemorrhagic (acute) (epidemic) 077.4
  • herpetic (simplex) 054.43
    • zoster 053.21
  • inclusion 077.0
  • infantile 771.6
  • influenzal 372.03
  • Koch-Weeks 372.03
  • light 372.05
  • medicamentosa 372.05
  • membranous 372.04
  • meningococcic 036.89
  • Morax-Axenfeld 372.02
  • mucopurulent NEC 372.03
  • neonatal 771.6
    • gonococcal 098.40
  • Newcastle's 077.8
  • nodosa 360.14
  • of Beal 077.3
  • parasitic 372.15
    • filariasis (see also Filariasis) 125.9 [372.15]
    • mucocutaneous leishmaniasis 085.5 [372.15]
  • Parinaud's 372.02
  • petrificans 372.39
  • phlyctenular 370.31
  • pseudomembranous 372.04
    • diphtheritic 032.81
  • purulent 372.03
  • Reiter's 099.3 [372.33]
  • rosacea 695.3 [372.31]
  • serous 372.01
    • viral 077.99
  • simple chronic 372.11
  • specified NEC 372.39
  • sunlamp 372.04
  • swimming pool 077.0
  • toxic 372.06
  • trachomatous (follicular) 076.1
    • acute 076.0
    • late effect 139.1
  • traumatic NEC 372.39
  • tuberculous (see also Tuberculosis) 017.3 [370.31]
  • tularemic 021.3
  • tularensis 021.3
  • vernal 372.13
    • limbar 372.13 [370.32]
  • viral 077.99
    • acute hemorrhagic 077.4
    • specified NEC 077.8

• Ophthalmia (see also Conjunctivitis) 372.30
  • actinic rays 370.24
  • allergic (acute) 372.05
    • chronic 372.14
  • blennorrhagic (neonatorum) 098.40
  • catarrhal 372.03
  • diphtheritic 032.81
  • Egyptian 076.1
  • electric, electrica 370.24
  • gonococcal (neonatorum) 098.40
  • metastatic 360.11
  • migraine 346.8
  • neonatorum, newborn 771.6
    • gonococcal 098.40
  • nodosa 360.14
  • phlyctenular 370.31
    • with ulcer (see also Ulcer, cornea) 370.00
  • sympathetic 360.11

Crosswalk Information

The code 372.30 converts into the following ICD-10 code(s):

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