Y78: Radiological devices associated with adverse incidents
Y78.2: Radiological devices associated with adverse incidents : prosthetic and other implants, materials and accessory devices
The ICD-10 code Y78.2 refers to an unfortunate event or complications associated with the use of radiological devices which are generally used for diagnosis and treatment in various branches of medicine. These devices specifically include prosthetic implants, other types of implants, materials and accessory devices. These adverse incidents can occur during or after a procedures and can result from factors such as device malfunctioning, suboptimal device placement, or patient-related issues. The issues can lead to discomfort, functional problems, or serious health concerns that require additional medical intervention. Symptoms may vary widely based on the specific issue and the area of the body involved, but could potentially include pain, functional impairments, or abnormal findings on radiological tests. Ensuring meticulous procedural techniques and regular follow-up can play a key role in early recognition and management of these incidents.
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