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ICD-10 Code S82.222E: Displaced transverse fracture of shaft of left tibia

ICD-10 Code S82.222E: Full description and billable status ICD-10 Code S82.222E is a billable code for a displaced transverse fracture of the shaft of the left tibia. It applies at a subsequent encounter, once the original open fracture has been graded Gustilo type I or II. The bone must be healing normally at that visit. […]

ICD-10 Code S82.291J: Right tibia shaft fracture with delayed healing

ICD-10 Code S82.291J: definition and clinical description ICD-10 Code S82.291J reports a right tibial shaft fracture that was open and graded Gustilo type III, and that is now healing slowly. The healing status built into the code is delayed healing, not nonunion. Coders who read the J extension as failed union land on the wrong […]

ICD-10 Code S92.209K: Fracture of unspecified tarsal bone, nonunion

ICD-10 Code S92.209K: Full description and billable status ICD-10 Code S92.209K is a billable diagnosis code for a fracture of unspecified tarsal bone(s) in an unspecified foot. It applies at a subsequent encounter, once imaging or clinical evaluation confirms the fracture has not united. Coders reach for it when the chart documents nonunion but never […]

ICD-10 Code S92.145K: nondisplaced dome fracture of left talus

ICD-10 Code S92.145K is a billable code for a nondisplaced dome fracture of the left talus at a subsequent encounter with nonunion. It applies once the treating physician documents that the fracture has failed to heal. This reference covers the official description, the 7th character set for talus fractures, the full S92.145 family, documentation requirements, […]

ICD-10 code S30.9AXS: Superficial flank injury, sequela

ICD-10 code S30.9AXS reports the sequela of an unspecified superficial injury of the flank. It arrived with the FY2026 update on October 1, 2025. Until then, flank injuries disappeared into broader abdominal codes. Two mistakes drive most denials on this code. Coders copy the old S30.9 descriptor, which still names the abdomen, lower back, pelvis […]

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