CMP ICD-10-CM Codes | 2023

Risk factors for CMP are not well-defined, but certain genetic mutations and family history of CMP may increase the risk of developing the condition. While most cases of CMP are not inherited, specific genetic mutations associated with CMP can be passed down within families, increasing the risk of developing the condition.

Some CMP subtypes, such as PV and ET, have a relatively stable course. In contrast, others like MF and advanced-stage CML can progress to acute leukemia or have more aggressive disease manifestations.

Long-term complications of CMP can include blood clotting disorders, bleeding complications, transformation to acute leukemia, progressive bone marrow fibrosis, and the potential need for stem cell transplantation in some cases.