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DiagnosesBiliary Dyskinesia

Biliary Dyskinesia

ICD-10 Coding for Biliary Dyskinesia(K82.8, K83.9)

PRIMARY SPECIALTYGastroenterology
COMPLEXITYHigh
LAST UPDATED09/15/2025
Sam Tuffun, PT, DPT
Physical Therapist | Medical Coding & Billing Contributor

Diagnosis Overview

What is Biliary Dyskinesia?
Essential facts and insights about Biliary Dyskinesia

Key Clinical Considerations:

  • Intermittent abdominal pain, particularly in the right upper quadrant
  • Nausea and vomiting, especially after meals
  • Fatigue and bloating
  • Key diagnostic tests include HIDA scan with CCK stimulation showing reduced gallbladder ejection fraction
  • Physical exam may reveal tenderness in the right upper quadrant without palpable gallbladder

Clinical Information

Clinical Criteria & Documentation Requirements

  • Document patient's symptoms, duration, and frequency
  • Include results of diagnostic tests and physical exam findings
  • Use specific terminology such as 'biliary dyskinesia' and 'gallbladder ejection fraction'

Coding Guidelines

Usage Guidelines & Examples

  • Follow usage guidelines for accurate coding and billing
  • Common errors include misdiagnosing biliary dyskinesia as gallbladder disease

Code Exclusions

Important Exclusions

  • Cholecystitis, choledocholithiasis, and other gallbladder diseases
  • Alternative codes for gallbladder dysfunction

Related ICD-10 Codes

Primary Codes
K83.1
Biliary dyskinesia
Ancillary Codes
R10.11
K82.8
if pain is documented but not yet linked to dyskinesia.
Differential Codes
K83.9
K82.8

Related CPT Codes

CPT codes will be available in a future update.

Specialty Focus

Primary Specialty

Gastroenterology

Specialty Applications

  • Adults with unexplained abdominal pain
  • Gastroenterology clinics and outpatient settings

Coding Complexity

High Complexity

This diagnosis requires careful attention to:

  • Comprehensive clinical documentation
  • Accurate code selection based on clinical criteria
  • Proper exclusion considerations
  • Specialty-specific coding guidelines

Documentation

Documentation Templates

Billing Information

Billing Considerations

  • Ensure proper documentation for billing
  • Verify code specificity requirements
  • Check for any additional codes needed
  • Review payer-specific guidelines

Common Issues

  • Insufficient clinical documentation
  • Incorrect code selection
  • Missing supporting diagnoses
  • Timing and frequency documentation

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the documentation requirements?

Document clinical symptoms, diagnostic test results, and treatment plans.

What are the billing considerations?

Ensure accurate coding to reflect the diagnosis and any associated procedures.