In simple words: This code describes a pregnancy complication where the placenta is partially covering the cervix but isn't causing bleeding. This usually happens in the first three months of pregnancy.

This code classifies partial placenta previa without hemorrhage occurring during the first trimester of pregnancy (less than 14 weeks from the first day of the last menstrual period). Partial placenta previa is a condition where the placenta is partially covering the cervix.The absence of hemorrhage is a key differentiating factor in this specific code.

Example 1: A 30-year-old woman at her 12-week prenatal visit has an ultrasound revealing a partial placenta previa without any evidence of bleeding.She is asymptomatic., A 25-year-old pregnant woman presents at 10 weeks gestation with mild vaginal spotting.An ultrasound is performed and reveals partial placenta previa without significant hemorrhage.Close monitoring is recommended., A 35-year-old woman, pregnant with her third child, undergoes a routine ultrasound at 8 weeks of gestation that indicates a partial placenta previa. She is asymptomatic and advised on rest and regular check-ups.

Complete obstetrical history, including prior pregnancies and deliveries.Ultrasound reports showing the location and extent of the placenta.Detailed documentation of symptoms (bleeding, pain, etc.).Physician's notes outlining management plan and patient response to treatment.Any laboratory results or other relevant findings.

** This code is specifically for use on maternal records, not newborn records.The information provided should always be cross-referenced with the latest official ICD-10-CM coding guidelines.