In simple words: This code is for problems with the penis that aren't described by other, more specific medical codes.It could include things like swelling, unusual growths, bleeding, or other issues.

This code encompasses a variety of unspecified disorders affecting the penis, excluding those specifically categorized elsewhere.It includes conditions such as penile atrophy, penile tumors, penile hemorrhage, penile torsion, penile hypertrophy, penile edema, penile pain, corpora cavernosa thrombosis, glans penis tumors, and post-circumcision deformities.The code should be used when a more specific diagnosis isn't available or applicable.

Example 1: A 60-year-old male patient presents with a painless lump on the shaft of his penis.Physical examination reveals a firm, non-tender nodule.Further investigation is needed to determine the nature of the lesion., A 25-year-old male reports sudden, severe pain in his penis following sexual intercourse. Examination shows a twisted penis. This is a case of penile torsion., A 70-year-old male patient complains of noticeable shrinkage of his penis.Physical exam reveals penile atrophy.Further investigations are needed to establish the underlying cause.

Detailed history of the presenting complaint, including onset, duration, and associated symptoms.Thorough physical examination findings, including size, location, and characteristics of any lesions or abnormalities.Results of any diagnostic tests, such as imaging studies or biopsies, if performed.

** This is a catch-all code for penile disorders that don't fit into other specific categories.Always strive to use the most specific code possible.