H93299 - Other abnormal hearing perceptions in an unspecified ear
International Classification of Diseases
What is a ICD-10 Code?
ICD-10 (International Classification of Diseases, 10th Revision) codes are used to classify and code all diagnoses, symptoms, and procedures recorded in association with hospital care. These codes provide a standardized way to track health conditions and their treatment outcomes.
Detailed Description
This code represents unusual or abnormal ways of hearing sounds that don't fit into other specific categories of hearing disorders. It covers various types of altered sound perception, such as hearing sounds differently than normal, experiencing distorted hearing, or other atypical auditory experiences. The code is used when the specific ear affected (left or right) is not documented or specified.
Additional Information
This is a broad diagnostic code used for various types of abnormal hearing perceptions that don't have more specific codes. The underlying cause and severity can vary significantly between patients.
Category
Diseases of the ear and mastoid process
Medical Specialty
Otolaryngology (ENT), Audiology
Expected Costs
Your actual cost will depend on your insurance coverage, provider location, and specific circumstances.
What's Required Before This
- Hearing evaluation
- Medical examination by healthcare provider
What to Expect After
- Audiological assessment
- Follow-up with ENT specialist if needed
- Monitoring of symptoms
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