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Revision as of 10:11, 22 February 2018
| 40px | This is a documentation subpage for Template:ICD10. It contains usage information, categories and other content that is not part of the original template page. |
The goal of the template is to directly link to the World Health Organization's ICD-10 website.
Parameters
The template takes 1 parameter:
{{ICD10|code}}
- code - The complete ICD-10 code
Deprecated parameters
- If a second parameter is present, the first parameter would be treated as the Group letter, and the second parameter as the major group number (2 digits).
- If a third parameter is present, it is treated as the minor group number and the link will be displayed with a period between major and minor group numbers.
Examples of use
The ICD-10 code R03 is for "Abnormal blood-pressure reading, without diagnosis". In that case, the WHO website URL will look as follows:
Using this template, it will show the WHO website external link as follows:
- R03:
{{ICD10|R03}}: R03
Other examples:
- A03:
{{ICD10|A03}}: A03 - A38:
{{ICD10|A38}}: A38 - A60:
{{ICD10|A60}}: A60 - G08:
{{ICD10|G08}}: G08 - H05.5:
{{ICD10|H05.5}}: H05.5 - H67:
{{ICD10|H67}}: H67 - M83.2:
{{ICD10|M83.2}}: M83.2 - P04.1:
{{ICD10|P04.1}}: P04.1
See also
- {{ICD9}}
- {{ICD9cm-pcs}}
- {{ICD9proc}}
- {{ICDO}}
- {{ICD-10}} – Full list of all ICD-10 chapters, with description and a link to the chapter article for each one
- WP:MED for WikiProject Medicine
