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DISORDERS OF THE EYE AND ADNEXA (360-379)
Use additional external cause code, if applicable, to identify the cause of the eye condition
360 Disorders of the globe
Includes:
disorders affecting multiple structures of eye
362 Other retinal disorders
Excludes:
chorioretinal scars (363.30-363.35)
chorioretinitis (363.0-363.2)
365 Glaucoma
Excludes:
blind hypertensive eye [absolute glaucoma] (360.42)
congenital glaucoma (743.20-743.22)
366 Cataract
Excludes:
congenital cataract (743.30-743.34)
368 Visual disturbances
Excludes:
electrophysiological disturbances (794.11-794.14)
369 Blindness and low vision
Excludes:
correctable impaired vision due to refractive errors (367.0-367.9)
Note: Visual impairment refers to a functional limitation of the eye (e.g., limited visual acuity or visual field). It should be distinguished from visual disability, indicating a limitation of the abilities of the individual (e.g., limited reading skills, vocational skills), and from visual handicap, indicating a limitation of personal and socioeconomic independence (e.g., limited mobility, limited employability).
The levels of impairment defined in the table after 369.9 are based on the recommendations of the WHO Study Group on Prevention of Blindness (Geneva, November 6-10, 1972; WHO Technical Report Series 518), and of the International Council of Ophthalmology (1976).
Note that definitions of blindness vary in different settings.
For international reporting, WHO defines blindness as profound impairment. This definition can be applied to blindness of one eye (369.1, 369.6) and to blindness of the individual (369.0).
For determination of benefits in the U.S.A., the definition of legal blindness as severe impairment is often used. This definition applies to blindness of the individual only.
372 Disorders of conjunctiva
Excludes:
keratoconjunctivitis (370.3-370.4)
378 Strabismus and other disorders of binocular eye movements
Excludes:
nystagmus and other irregular eye movements (379.50-379.59)
 
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