Z98.890  – Other specified postprocedural states

Z98.890 – Other specified postprocedural states

Learn diverse post-procedural states with Z98.890. Ensure accurate documentation for effective healthcare management.

By Jamie Frew on Aug 8, 2025.

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Z98.890 is an ICD-10-CM code used to document a patient's condition who has undergone a prior surgical procedure without active complications. It reflects details like personal history of surgeries like total knee replacement or mastectomy, which may be relevant for ongoing care. This code helps maintain an accurate record of past medical interventions and conditions related to prior surgeries.

Z98.890 is generally not used as a primary diagnosis code because it indicates a personal history of a surgical procedure rather than an active medical issue. It is typically assigned as a secondary diagnosis to provide context for a patient's record when evaluating conditions related to past surgeries. However, in cases where the visit is solely for documenting a patient's condition post-surgery, it may be used as the primary diagnosis.

The ICD-9 equivalent for Z98.890 is V45.89 (other postprocedural states), which serves the same function of documenting a personal history of surgical procedures. Like Z98.890, it helps track conditions related to previous surgeries that may impact current medical care. This code ensures the patient's record accurately reflects their past interventions for continuity of care.

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