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2025 ICD-10-CM code T23.5

Corrosion of first degree of wrist and hand. Code first (T51-T65) to identify chemical and intent.

Code first the chemical and intent (T51-T65). Use additional external cause code to identify place (Y92). Use additional code to identify any retained foreign body, if applicable (Z18.-). Use additional code from category T31 or T32 to identify the extent of body surface involved if necessary.

Treatment for first-degree chemical burns is typically medically necessary to alleviate symptoms, prevent infection, and minimize potential long-term damage.

Assessment and initial treatment.

In simple words: A mild chemical burn on the wrist and hand, causing redness and irritation.

First-degree corrosion affecting the wrist and hand. This involves superficial damage to the skin caused by a chemical substance.

Example 1: A lab technician spills a weak acid on their hand and wrist, resulting in redness and mild irritation., A child touches a cleaning product, causing a first-degree chemical burn on their wrist and fingers., An individual accidentally splashes bleach on their hand, leading to a superficial chemical burn.

Type of chemical agent, area affected (wrist, hand, fingers), degree of the burn (first-degree indicated by redness and irritation), associated symptoms (pain, swelling), and any first aid measures taken.

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