Enteritis (acute) (catarrhal) (choleraic) (chronic) (congestive) (diarrheal) (exudative) (follicular) (hemorrhagic) (infantile) (lienteric) (noninfectious) (perforative) (phlegmonous) (presumed noninfectious) (pseudomembranous) 558.9

E. coli 008.00

enterohemorrhagic 008.04

enteroinvasive 008.03

enteropathogenic 008.01

enterotoxigenic 008.02

specified type NEC 008.09

El Tor 001.1

embadomonial 007.8

eosinophilic 558.41

epidemic 009.0

Eubacterium 008.46

fermentative 558.9

fulminant 557.0

Fusobacterium (nucleatum) 008.46

gangrenous (see also Enteritis, due to, by organism) 009.0

giardial 007.1

gram-negative bacteria NEC 008.47

anaerobic NEC 008.46

infectious NEC (see also Enteritis, due to, by organism) 009.0

presumed 009.1

influenzal 487.8

ischemic 557.9

acute 557.0

chronic 557.1

due to mesenteric artery insufficiency 557.1

membranous 564.9

mucous 564.9

myxomembranous 564.9

necrotic (see also Enteritis, due to, by organism) 009.0

necroticans 005.2

necrotizing of fetus or newborn (see also Enterocolitis, necrotizing, newborn) 777.50

neurogenic 564.9

newborn 777.8

necrotizing (see also Enterocolitis, necrotizing, newborn) 777.50

parasitic NEC 129

paratyphoid (fever) (see also Fever, paratyphoid) 002.9

Peptococcus 008.46

Peptostreptococcus 008.46

Proprionibacterium 008.46

protozoal NEC 007.9

radiation 558.1

regional (of) 555.9

intestine

large (bowel, colon, or rectum) 555.1

with small intestine 555.2

small (duodenum, ileum, or jejunum) 555.0

with large intestine 555.2

Salmonella infection 003.0

salmonellosis 003.0

segmental (see also Enteritis, regional) 555.9