View source: R/lookup_icd_codes.R
| lookup_icd_codes | R Documentation |
Functions for working with ICD codes.
ICD-10 code "C00" is a header code because the four-character codes C00.0, C00.1, C00.2, C00.3, C00.4, C00.5, C00.6, C00.7, C00.8, and C00.9 exist. Those four-character codes are assignable (as of 2025) because no five-character descendants (e.g., C00.40) exist.
When the source is the World Health Organization (WHO) or CDC Mortality, years refer to calendar years. CDC/CMS sources use the U.S. federal fiscal year, which starts on October 1 (e.g., fiscal year 2024 runs 2023-10-01 to 2024-09-30).
lookup_icd_codes(
x,
regex = FALSE,
full.codes = TRUE,
compact.codes = TRUE,
...
)
x |
Character vector of ICD codes (full or compact form). When
|
regex |
Logical scalar. If |
full.codes |
Logical scalar. If |
compact.codes |
Logical scalar. If |
... |
Passed to |
ICD codes should be character vectors. These tools work with either "full codes" (decimal point present when appropriate) or "compact codes" (decimal point omitted).
Similarly for ICD-9-CM: "055" is a header for measles; 055.0, 055.1, 055.2, 055.8, and 055.9 are assignable. Codes 055.3–055.6 do not exist. Code 055.7 is a header because 055.71 and 055.72 exist.
Some codes change status across years. For example, ICD-9-CM 516.3 was assignable in fiscal years 1997–2011 for the CDC extracts (2006–2011 for CMS) and became a header in 2012–2015.
A data.frame with one or more rows per input, including columns
match_type: did the input match a full or compact code
icdv: icd version (9 or 10)
dx: diagnostic code (1) or procedure code (0)
full_code: the full code string
code: the compact codes string
src: the source - CMS, CDC, or WHO.
year ranges (known_*, assignable_*).
get_icd_codes() to retrieve the internal lookup table of ICD codes.
is_icd() to test if a string is a known ICD code.
icd_compact_to_full() converts a string from a compact format to the
full format based on ICD version and type (diagnostic or procedure).
Other ICD tools:
icd_compact_to_full(),
is_icd()
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