ICD-9-CM Injury Codes

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Analysis includes all 5-digit codes within each three-digit category.

Fractures
   Trunk and Multiple Site Fractures
       Fracture of rib(s) sternum, larynx, and trachea: 807
       Fracture of pelvis: 808
       Ill‐defined fractures of bones of trunk: 809
       Multiple fractures involving both upper limbs and upper limb with rib(s) and sternum: 819
       Multiple fractures involving both lower limbs lower with upper limb and lower limb(s) with rib(s) and sternum: 828
Fracture of unspecified bones: 829
Upper Limb Fractures
Fracture of clavicle: 810
Fracture of scapula: 811
Fracture of humerus: 812
Fracture of radius and ulna: 813
Fracture of carpal bone(s): 814
Fracture of metacarpal bone(s): 815
Fracture of one or more phalanges of hand: 816
Multiple fractures of hand bones: 817
Ill-defined fractures of upper limb: 818
Multiple fractures involving both upper limbs and upper limb with rib(s) and sternum: 819
Lower Limb Fractures
Fracture of neck of femur: 820
Fracture of other and unspecified parts of femur: 821
Fracture of patella: 822
Fracture of tibia and fibula: 823
Fracture of ankle: 824
Fracture of one or more tarsal and metatarsal bones: 825
Fracture of one or more phalanges of foot: 826
Other multiple and ill‐defined fractures of lower limb: 827

Derangement
Internal derangement of knee: 717
Other derangement of joint: 718

Dislocation
Upper Limb Dislocation
Dislocation of shoulder: 831
Dislocation of elbow: 832
Dislocation of wrist: 833
Dislocation of finger: 834
Lower Limb Dislocation
Dislocation of hip: 835
Dislocation of knee: 836
Dislocation of ankle: 837
Dislocation of foot: 838
Other Site Dislocation
Other multiple and ill‐defined dislocations: 839

Sprains/Strains
Upper Limb Sprains/Strains
Sprains and strains of shoulder and upper arm: 840
Sprains and strains of elbow and forearm: 841
Sprains and strains of wrist and hand: 842
Lower Limb Sprains/Strains
Sprains and strains of hip and thigh: 843
Sprains and strains of knee and leg: 844
Sprains and strains of ankle and foot: 845
Back and Spine Sprains/Strains (also included in Spine Chapter)
Sprains and strains of sacroiliac region: 846
Sprains and strains of other and unspecified parts of back: 847
Other Site Sprains/Strains
Other and ill‐defined sprains and strains: 848

Contusions
Contusion of trunk: 922
Contusion of upper limb: 923
Contusion of lower limb and of other and unspecified sites: 924

Crushing Injuries
Crushing injury of trunk: 926
Crushing injury of upper limb: 927
Crushing injury of lower limb: 928
Crushing injury of multiple and unspecified sites: 929

Open Wound
Open Wound of Trunk and Chest
Open wound of neck: 874
Open wound of chest (wall): 875
Open wound of back: 876
Open wound of buttock: 877
Open wound of other and unspecified sites except limbs: 879
Open Wound of Upper Limb
Open wound of shoulder and upper arm: 880
Open wound of elbow forearm and wrist: 881
Open wound of hand except finger(s) alone: 882
Open wound of finger(s): 883
Multiple and unspecified open wound of upper limb: 884
Open Wound of Lower Limb
Open wound of hip and thigh: 890
Open wound of knee leg (except thigh) and ankle: 891
Open wound of foot except toe(s) alone: 892
Open wound of toe(s): 893
Multiple and unspecified open wound of lower limb: 894

Traumatic Amputation
Traumatic amputation of Upper Limb
Traumatic amputation of thumb (complete) (partial): 885
Traumatic amputation of other finger(s) (complete) (partial): 886
Traumatic amputation of arm and hand (complete) (partial): 887
Traumatic amputation of Lower Limb
Traumatic amputation of toe(s) (complete) (partial): 895
Traumatic amputation of foot (complete) (partial): 896
Traumatic amputation of leg(s) (complete) (partial): 897

Late Effect of Injury
Injury to other nerve(s) of trunk excluding shoulder and pelvic girdles: 954
Injury to peripheral nerve(s) of shoulder girdle and upper limb: 955
Injury to peripheral nerve(s) of pelvic girdle and lower limb: 956
Injury to other and unspecified nerves: 957
Injury other and unspecified: 959

Ecodes-Penetrating Injuries
Firearms: 965.0-965.4, 922.0-922.9, 955.0-955.4, 970.0, 985.0-985.4
Explosives: 965.5-965.9, 923.0-923.9, 955.5-955.9, 971.0, 985.5-985.7
Stabbing device: 956.0, 966.0, 974.0, 986.0

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Table 5A.1.1: Number and Cause of Self-Reported Medically-Consulted Injuries in the Past Three Months, by Sex, United States 2013-2015	Table 5A.1.2: Number and Cause of Self-Reported Medically-Consulted Injuries in the Past Three Months, by Age, United States 2013-2015
Table 5A.1.3: Number and Cause of Self-Reported Medically-Consulted Injuries in the Past Three Months, by Race/Ethnicity, United States 2013-2015	Table 5A.1.4: Number and Cause of Self-Reported Medically-Consulted Injuries in the Past Three Months, by Region, United States 2013-2015
Table 5A.2.1: Where Injury Occurred and Activity at Time of Injury for Self-Reported Medically-Consulted Musculoskeletal Injuries in the Past Three Months, by Sex, United States 2013-2015	Table 5A.2.2: Where Injury Occurred and Activity at Time of Injury for Self-Reported Medically-Consulted Musculoskeletal Injuries in the Past Three Months, by Age, United States 2013-2015
Table 5A.2.3: Where Injury Occurred and Activity at Time of Injury for Self-Reported Medically-Consulted Musculoskeletal Injuries in the Past Three Months, by Race/Ethnicity, United States 2013-2015	Table 5A.2.4: Where Injury Occurred and Activity at Time of Injury for Self-Reported Medically-Consulted Musculoskeletal Injuries in the Past Three Months, by Region, United States 2013-2015
Table 5A.3.1: Type of Self-Reported Medically-Consulted Musculoskeletal Injuries In Past Three Months and Anatomic Location, by Sex, United States 2013-2015	Table 5A.3.2: Type of Self-Reported Medically-Consulted Musculoskeletal Injuries In Past Three Months and Anatomic Location, by Age, United States 2013-2015
Table 5A.3.3: Type of Self-Reported Medically-Consulted Musculoskeletal Injuries In Past Three Months and Anatomic Location, by Race/Ethnicity, United States 2013-2015	Table 5A.3.4: Type of Self-Reported Medically-Consulted Musculoskeletal Injuries In Past Three Months and Anatomic Location, by Region, United States 2013-2015
Table 5A.4.1: Self-Reported Medically-Consulted Musculoskeletal Injuries In Past Three Months, Type of Injury by Anatomical Site, United States 2013-2015	Table 5A.4.2: Self-Reported Medically-Consulted Musculoskeletal Injuries In Past Three Months, Type of Injury by Cause, United States 2013-2015
Table 5A.4.3: Self-Reported Medically-Consulted Musculoskeletal Injuries In Past Three Months, Hospitalized Overnight or Longer, United States 2013-2015	Table 5A.5.1: Self-Reported Activity Limitations Due to Fracture or Bone/Joint Injury for Persons Aged 18 and Over, United States 2013-2015
Table 5A.5.2: Self-Reported Activity Limitations Due to Fracture or Bone/Joint Injury for Persons Aged 18 and Over, United States 2013-2015	Table 5A.5.3: Bed Days and Lost Work Days Due to a Fracture, Bone, or Joint Injury for Persons Age 18 and Over, by Demographic Characteristics, United States 2013-2015
Table 5B.0.1: Patient Visits for Injuries as Proportion of All Health Care Visits, United States 2013	Table 5B.1.1: Share of Injuries Seen in Hospital Discharges and Emergency Department Visits, by Cause, United States, 2013
Table 5B.1.2: Cause of Injuries Seen in Hospital Discharges and Emergency Department Visits, by Sex, United States, 2013	Table 5B.1.3: Cause of Injuries Seen in Hospital Discharges and Emergency Department Visits, Age, United States, 2013
Table 5B.1.4: Cause of Injuries Seen in Hospital Discharges and Emergency Department Visits, by Type of Injury, United States, 2013	Table 5B.1.5: Incidence of Nonfatal Unintentional Injuries for All Ages, Both Sexes, United States 2015
Table 5B.1.6: Rate of Nonfatal Unintentional Injuries by Cause, by Age, United States 2015	Table 5B.2.1: Healthcare Visits for Musculoskeletal Injuries by Type of Injury, Healthcare Source, and Sex, United States 2013
Table 5B.2.1: Healthcare Visits for Musculoskeletal Injuries by Type of Injury, Healthcare Source, and Age, United States 2013	Table 5B.2.3: Healthcare Visits for Musculoskeletal Injuries by Type of Injury, Healthcare Source, and Race/Ethnicity, United States 2013
Table 5B.2.4: Healthcare Visits for Musculoskeletal Injuries by Type of Injury, Healthcare Source, and Region, United States 2013	Table 5B.2.5 : Resource Utilization Summary for Injury Visits by Treatment Location, United States 2013
Table 5B.3: Total and Admitting Healthcare Visits for Musculoskeletal Injuries by Type of Injury, United States 2013	Table 5B.4.1.1: Average Length of Hospital Stay and Total Charges for Injury Diagnoses by Type of Injury, by Sex, United States 2013
Table 5B.4.1.2: Average Length of Hospital Stay and Total Charges for Injury Diagnoses by Type of Injury, by Age, United States 2013	Table 5B.4.1.3: Average Length of Hospital Stay and Total Charges for Injury Diagnoses by Type of Injury, by Race/Ethnicity, United States 2013
Table 5B.4.1.4: Average Length of Hospital Stay and Total Charges for Injury Diagnoses by Type of Injury, by Region, United States 2013	Table 5B.4.2: Disposition of Hospital Discharges for Musculoskeletal Injuries by Type, Compared to Disposition for Non-Musculoskletal Injuries and Any Diagnoses, by Age, United States 2013
Table 5B.4.3: Disposition of Emergency Department Visits for Musculoskeletal Injuries by Type, Compared to Disposition for Non-Musculoskletal Injuries and Any Diagnoses, by Age, United States 2013	Table 5B.5.1: Trends in Fracture Treatment Episodes for Select Anatomic Sites by Treatment Location, United States, 1998-2013
Table 5B.5.2: Healthcare Visits for Fractures by Anatomic Site, Healthcare Source, Sex, and Age, United States 2013	Table 5B.5.3: Hospital Discharge Disposition for Fracture Patients by Anatomic Site by Age, United States 2013
Table 5B.5.4: Emergency Department Discharge Disposition for Fracture Patients by Anatomic Site by Age, United States 2013	Table 5B.6.1: Number of Musculoskeletal Sprains and Strains Diagnoses for Care Received, All Care Facilities, United States 2013
Table 5B.6.2: Healthcare Visits for Sprains and Strains by Anatomic Site, Healthcare Source, Sex, and Age, United States 2013	Table 5B.7.1: Healthcare Visits for Penetrating Injuries by Healthcare Source, Sex, Age, and Region, United States 2013
Table 5B.7.2: Average Length of Hospital Stay and Total Charges for Penetrating Injuries, United States 2013	Table 5B.7.3: 5-Year Trend in Hospital Discharges with Diagnosis for Penetrating Injuries by Race/Ethnicity, United States 2010-2014
Table 5C.1: Trends in Deaths Due to Falls, United States 2000-2015	Table 5C.2 Deaths Due to Falls from Unintentional Injury Episodes by Age and Sex, United States 2015
Table 5C.3: Unintentional Injuries from Falls and All Causes Treated In Hospital Emergency Departments and Admitted to a Hospital, by Age and Sex, United States 2015	Table 5D.1: Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) for Private Industry Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses Involving Days Away from Work, United States 1992-2016
Table 5D.2.1: Trends in Injuries Involving Days Away from Work in Private Industry by Sex, United States 2011 to 2016	Table 5D.2.2: Number and Median Days Away from Work for Nonfatal Injuries, by Sex and Age, US Private Industry 2016
Table 5D.3.1: Median Days Away from Work for Nonfatal Injuries and Illnesses by Nature of Injury or Illnesses, United States 2003-2016	Table 5D.3.2: Incidence Rates for Cases with Days Away from Work by Selected Nature of Injury or Illness, United States 2012-16
Table 5D.4: Nonfatal Occupational Injuries Involving Days Away from Work by Nature of Injury and Age, United States 2016	Table 5D.5: Median Days Away from Work and Rate per 10,000 Full-time Workers for Nonfatal Injuries and Illnesses by Cause of Injury or Illnesses, United States 2003-2016
Table 5D.6: Private-Industry Work-Related Injuries Involving Days Away from Work by Body Part Affected, United States 2016	Table 5E.1.1: Average Yearly Injuries Resulting from Participation in Sports Activities and Severe Enough to be Treated in Emergency Departments, by Sport Activity, Category of Injury, and Sex, United States 2014-2016
Table 5E.1.2.1: Share of Average Yearly Injuries Resulting from Participation in Sports Activities and Severe Enough to be Treated in Emergency Departments, by Sport Activity and Age, United States 2014-2016	Table 5E.1.2.2: Rate per 100 Population of Average Yearly Injuries Resulting from Participation in Sports Activities and Severe Enough to be Treated in Emergency Departments, by Sport Activity and Race/Ethnicity, United States 2014-2016
Table 5E.1.3: Share of Average Yearly Injuries Resulting from Participation in Sports Activities and Severe Enough to be Treated in Emergency Departments, by Sport Activity and Type of Injury, United States 2014-2016	Table 5E.1.4: Share of Average Yearly Injuries Resulting from Participation in Sports Activities and Severe Enough to be Treated in Emergency Departments, by Sport Activity and Injury Site, United States 2014-2016
Table 5E.1.5: Share of Average Yearly Injuries Resulting from Participation in Sports Activities and Severe Enough to be Treated in Emergency Departments, by Sport Activity and Disposition, United States 2014-2016	Table 5E.1.6: Share of Average Yearly Injuries Resulting from Participation in Sports Activities and Severe Enough to be Treated in Emergency Departments, by Sport Activity and Location Injury Occurred, United States 2014-2016
Table 5E.1.7: Share of Average Yearly Injuries[1] Resulting from Participation in Sports Activities and Severe Enough to be Treated in Emergency Departments, by Age and Body Region, United States 2014-2016	Table 5E.2.1: High School Sports-Related Injury Rates, by Sport and Type of Exposure, United States, 2017-2018 School Year
Table 5E.2.2: Type of Injury Diagnosed in High School Sports-Related Injury Surveillance Study and Outcome, by Source of Exposure, United States, 2017-2018 School Year	Table 5E.2.3: High School Sports-Related Injuries by Body-Site and Type of Exposure, High School Sports-Related Injury Surveillance Study, United States, 2017-2018 School Year
Table 5E.3.1: Game and Practice Injury Rates, 15 Sports, National Collegiate Athletic Association, 1988-1989 through 2003-2004	Table 5E.3.2: Overall Game and Practice Injury Rates for 15 Sports, 1988-1989 to 2003-2004
Table 5E.3.3: Trends in Game and Practice Injury Rates for Combined 15 Sports, National Collegiate Athletic Association, 1989-1999 through 2003-2004	Table 5E.3.4: Distribution of Injury by Injury Mechanism for Practices and Gamed for 15 Sports, National Collegiate Athletic Association, 1989-1999 through 2003-2004
Table 5E.3.5: Distribution of Injury by Body Part for Practices and Games for 15 Sports, National Collegiate Athletic Association, 1989-1999 through 2003-2004	Table 5E.3.6: Frequency, Distribution, and Rates of Select Injuries (Ankle Ligament Sprains, Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries, and Concussions) for Games and Practices Combined for 15 Sports, 1988-1989 to 2003-2004
Table 5E.3.7: Trends in Injury Rates for Select Conditions for Games and Practices Combined for 15 Sports, National Collegiate Athletic Association, 1989-1999 through 2003-2004	Table 5F.0.1: Actual End Strength, by Service and Personnel Type, U.S. Armed Forces, FY 2014 thru 2016
Table 5F.0.2: Active Component Enlisted Members FY 2016, by Service, Gender, and Age Group with Civilian Labor Force Comparison Group	Table 5F.1.1.1: Hospitalizations by Diagnostic Category, Active Component, US Armed Forces, 2012-2017
Table 5F.1.1.2: Hospitalizations by Service Branch, Active Component, US Armed Forces, 2017	Table 5F.1.1.3: Morbidity Burden for Injury/Poisoning Events, Active Category, US Armed Forces, 2012-2017
Table 5F.1.2.1: Injury Hospitalizations by Causal Agent, U.S. Armed Forces, 2012 - 2017	Table 5F.1.2.2: Hospitalizations for Injury/Poisoning Events, Active Category by Service Branch, US Armed Forces, 2012-2017
Table 5F.1.2.3: Hospitalizations for Injury/Poisoning Events, Active Category, US Armed Forces 2008-2017 by Sex	Table 5F.1.3.1: Ambulatory Visits by Diagnostic Category, Active Component, US Armed Forces, 2012-2017
Table 5F.1.3.2: Ambulatory Visits for Injury/Poisoning Events, Active Category, US Armed Forces 2008-2017 by Sex	Table 5F.1.3.3: Ambulatory Visits for Injury/Poisoning Events, Active Category, US Armed Forces 2008-2017
Table 5F.1.3.4: Most Frequent Diagnoses During Ambulatory Visits with ICD-10 Codes, by Major Diagnostic Category, by Sex, US Armed Forces, 2015, 2016,and 2017	Table 5F.1.4.1: Healthcare Burden, as Medical Encounters, Attributable to Injuries and Poisoning, Active Component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2012- 2017
Table 5F.1.4.2: Healthcare Burden, as Individuals Affected, Attributable to Injuries and Poisoning and Musculoskeletal Diseases, Active Component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2012- 2017	Table 5F.1.4.3: Healthcare Burden, as Bed Days, Attributable to Injuries and Poisoning and Musculoskeletal Diseases, Active Component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2012- 2017