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A patient was admitted to the hospital with a perirectal abscess. He was found to be feverish and septic. The patient was treated for sepsis due to E. coli based on cultures of the perirectal abscess.
FINAL DIAGNOSIS: Sepsis secondary to E. coli infected perirectal abscess
Answer: A41.51 is the ICD 10 Code for Sepsis secondary to E. coli infected perirectal abscess that can be used to indicate a diagnosis for reimbursement purposes.
PROVIDE THE APPROPRIATE ICD 10 CODE. MAKE SURE IT IS ICD 10. A patient was admitted...
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