CABG ICD-10-CM Codes

Yes. These CABG-related ICD-10 codes are not specific. This means that they don’t have the appropriate labels that can make them specific, like initial encounter, subsequent encounter, and sequela.

People with coronary artery disease may experience/exhibit the following symptoms: feeling fatigued, having shortness of breath, feeling pain in their chest (angina pectoris), having palpitations, having abnormal heartbeats, and having significant atherosclerosis of coronary artery.

CABG has life-threatening risks. These include graft failure, bleeding (during and/or after surgery), blood clots, infections, and death.