Forelimb, NOS

Diplegia (upper) Paralysis of both upper limbs

Upper limb defect with eye and ear abnormalities syndrome

Complex regional pain syndrome, type II, upper limb

Upper diplegia

Contusion of arm

MR Lymphatic vessels of arm Includes: lymphatic ducts of upper extremity, lymphatic structures of upper extremity, lymphatic structures of axillary region

TX Soft tissue of arm NEC Soft tissue neoplasm arising in or extending into soft tissue of arm [any site]; wound of soft tissue of arm

...uminal approach and other synthetic material (e.g. gelfoam, microspheres, polystyrene, polyvinyl alcohol, contour particles) Extraction, arteries of arm NEC using open approach with synthetic material Procurement, arteries of arm NEC using special incisional technique (e.g. Radlite minimally invasive procurement) Bypass, arteries of arm NEC using synthetic material bypass terminating in upper limb artery [e.g. axillary brachial] Management of internal device, jugular veins of venous access device using percutaneous (needle) approach (for irrigation [flushing]) Management of internal device, jugular veins of venous access device using ...[+++]external approach (for adjustment, cleansing) Removal of device, jugular veins of venous access device using open approach Management of internal device, subclavian vein, of venous access device using percutaneous (needle) approach (for irrigation [flushing]) Management of internal device, subclavian vein, of venous access device using external approach (for adjustment, cleansing) Removal of device, subclavian vein, of venous access device using open approach Dilation, veins of arm NEC using percutaneous transluminal approach and balloon dilator Dilation, veins of arm NEC using percutaneous transluminal approach and balloon dilator with (endovascular) stent (insertion) Dilation, veins of arm NEC using open approach [e.g. venotomy] and dilating device NEC Pharmacotherapy (local), intracranial vessels, percutaneous injection approach using thrombolytic agent Pharmacotherapy (local), intracranial vessels, percutaneous infusion approach using thrombolytic agent ...

of both lower limbs – Fractures involving multiple regions