Y60: Unintentional cut, puncture, perforation or haemorrhage during surgical and medical care
Y60.0: During surgical operation
The ICD-10 code Y60.0 refers to a condition where an unintended cut, puncture, perforation, or hemorrhage occurs during a surgical procedure. Such incidents can occur unintentionally due to the complex nature of surgeries. While the surgical team is working, they may accidentally puncture or cut tissue that isn't intended to be part of the operation, leading to this situation. Symptoms can vary widely based on the specific situation but may include unanticipated pain, bleeding, or complications to recovery. It's essential to understand that these situations are usually identified and managed immediately by the surgical team during the operation. This limit ensures the impact on overall patient health and recovery.
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