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ICD-10-CM category

N61: Inflammatory disorders of breast

14 subcodes · 12 billable · Look up any code with the ICD-10 search

Codes under N61 (Inflammatory disorders of breast). A ✓ marks a billable (fully specified) code; category codes without a ✓ are not billable on their own.

CodeDescriptionBillable
N61.0 Mastitis without abscess ✓
N61.0 Mastitis without abscess ✓
N61.1 Abscess of the breast and nipple ✓
N61.1 Abscess of the breast and nipple ✓
N61.2 Granulomatous mastitis —
N61.2 Granulomatous mastitis —
N61.20 Granulomatous mastitis, unspecified breast ✓
N61.20 Granulomatous mastitis, unspecified breast ✓
N61.21 Granulomatous mastitis, right breast ✓
N61.21 Granulomatous mastitis, right breast ✓
N61.22 Granulomatous mastitis, left breast ✓
N61.22 Granulomatous mastitis, left breast ✓
N61.23 Granulomatous mastitis, bilateral breast ✓
N61.23 Granulomatous mastitis, bilateral breast ✓

Frequently asked questions

What is ICD-10-CM code N61?

N61 is an ICD-10-CM category covering Inflammatory disorders of breast. It contains 14 more specific diagnosis codes, 12 of which are billable.

Is N61 a billable code?

No — N61 is a category header and isn't billable on its own. Code to the highest level of specificity using one of its subcodes (for example N61.0 — Mastitis without abscess). 12 of the 14 codes under N61 are billable.

What codes fall under N61?

N61 includes N61.0, N61.0, N61.1, N61.1, N61.2, plus 9 more. See the full list with descriptions and billable status above.

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