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The ICD-10-CA and CCI Code Evolution Chronicle and the ICD-10-CA and CCI Trending (Evolution) Table(individually and collectively, the Evolution Tables) trace the heritage of a current code in the classifications. The Evolution Tables are useful as a quick guide to understanding macro changes within the classifications (i.e., historical categorization of a condition or intervention). The Evolution Tables assist with data retrieval from one version of the classification to the next. However, for research purposes, the individual diagnosis or intervention should be plotted for each year the data is retrieved. The Evolution Tables account for all addenda at the code level. If a title has changed, thus changing the meaning of the code, the information will be included.
The Evolution Tables do not account for addenda at inclusion or exclusion notes. They do not include index changes that may move an inclusion term between codes. The current code is listed and the codes it evolved from are given as predecessors. Inactive or deleted codes are also recorded, along with the new location of their content.
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Table of Changes: v2022 ICD-10-CA and CCI Codes (the Table of Changes) provides a list of changes in v2022 ICD-10-CA/CCI relative to v2018. Changes include new codes added in v2022, disabled codes no longer for use in v2022 and concept (i.e., condition, sign, symptom or circumstance) movements (i.e., the concept has moved from one code to another in ICD-10-CA).
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