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Glomerulonephritis

N05.9default code

see also Nephritis

Sub-terms

with
C3
glomerulonephritisN05.A
glomerulopathyN05.A
with dense deposit diseaseN05.6
minimal changeN05.0
minor glomerular abnormalityN05.0
acuteN00.9
chronicN03.9
diffuse
endocapillary proliferative (diffuse) NECsee also N00-N07 with fourth character .4N05.4
immune complex (circulating) NECN05.8
in (due to)
amyloidosisE85.4N08
bilharziasisB65.9N08
cryoglobulinemiaD89.1N08
defibrination syndromeD65N08
disseminated intravascular coagulationD65N08
Fabry (-Anderson) diseaseE75.21N08
Goodpasture's syndromeM31.0
hemolytic-uremic syndromesee Syndrome, hemolytic-uremic
Henoch (-Schönlein) purpuraD69.0N08
lecithin cholesterol acyltransferase deficiencyE78.6N08
microscopic polyangiitisM31.7N08
multiple myelomaC90.0-needs more charactersN08
Plasmodium malariaeB52.0
schistosomiasisB65.9N08
sepsisA41.9N08
streptococcalA40-needs more charactersN08
sickle-cell disordersD57.-needs more charactersN08
strongyloidiasisB78.9N08
subacute bacterial endocarditisI33.0N08
syphilis (late) congenitalA50.59N08
systemic lupus erythematosusM32.14
thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpuraM31.19N08
typhoid feverA01.09
Waldenström macroglobulinemiaC88.0-needs more charactersN08
Wegener's granulomatosisM31.31
latent or quiescentN03.9
membranoproliferative (diffuse) (type 1 or 3)see also N00-N07 with fourth character .5N05.5
mesangial
mesangiocapillary (diffuse) NECsee also N00-N07 with fourth character .5N05.5
poststreptococcal NECN05.9
acuteN00.9
chronicN03.9
rapidly progressiveN01.9
diffuse (lupus)M32.14
rapidly progressiveN01.9
sclerosing, diffuseN18.9
subacuteN01.9

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