H40.053

Billable

Ocular hypertension, bilateral

Ocular hypertension, bilateral

Status

Billable / Specific

Block

H40-H42

Parent Code

H40.05

Coding Notes

Excludes 1

Codes that cannot be used together with this code (mutual exclusion)

Excludes 2

Conditions not included here, but the patient may have both

Related Codes(3)
H40.051

Ocular hypertension, right eye

BillableH40.052

Ocular hypertension, left eye

BillableH40.059

Ocular hypertension, unspecified eye

Billable
Also Known As / Clinical Terms(384)

SNOMED CT

UMLS

Clinical Terms

  • Bilateral ocular hypertension due to increased episcleral venous pressure
  • Hemolytic ocular hypertension of left eye
  • Ocular hypertension with uveitis
  • Ocular hypertension caused by corticosteroid
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes due to pigment dispersion syndrome
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes caused by corticosteroid
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes due to pseudoexfoliation
  • Secondary ocular hypertension caused by corticosteroid
  • Bilateral primary ocular hypertension
  • Abnormal intraocular pressure
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes due to systemic syndrome
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye due to pigment dispersion syndrome
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension due to ocular trauma
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye due to neovascularization
  • Ocular hypertension caused by silicone oil
  • Primary ocular hypertension of right eye
  • Hemolytic ocular hypertension of right eye
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension due to ocular vascular disorder
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye due to aphakia
  • Secondary ocular hypertension due to ocular trauma
  • Haemolytic ocular hypertension of both eyes
  • Ocular hypertension due to pigment dispersion syndrome
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye due to neovascularisation
  • Secondary ocular hypertension due to neovascularisation
  • Elevated intraocular pressure
  • Bilateral secondary ocular hypertension
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye due to neovascularization
  • Ocular hypertension with pigment dispersion syndrome
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes due to retinal detachment
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye due to retinal detachment
  • Secondary ocular hypertension due to pseudoexfoliation
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes due to increased episcleral venous pressure
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes due to disorder of lens
  • Phacolytic ocular hypertension of left eye
  • Secondary ocular hypertension due to aphakia
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes due to angle recession
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes due to intraocular haemorrhage
  • Ocular hypertension due to systemic syndrome
  • Raised intraocular pressure of bilateral eyes
  • Ocular hypertension due to ocular trauma
  • Haemolytic ocular hypertension
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye due to ocular surgery
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes due to ocular trauma
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye due to retinal detachment
  • Ocular hypertension due to intraocular haemorrhage
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes due to neovascularization
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension due to anterior segment anomaly
  • Ghost cell ocular hypertension of left eye
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes caused by silicone oil
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye due to disorder of lens
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye caused by corticosteroid
  • Ocular hypertension due to intraocular hemorrhage
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes due to intraocular hemorrhage
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye due to pigment dispersion syndrome
  • Raised intraocular pressure
  • Ocular hypertension due to hemolysis following intraocular hemorrhage
  • Secondary ocular hypertension due to uveitis
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes (disorder)
  • Haemolytic ocular hypertension of left eye
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes due to ocular surgery
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension due to neovascularisation
  • Secondary ocular hypertension due to pigment dispersion syndrome
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension due to uveitis
  • Ocular hypertension due to intraocular neoplasm
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye due to intraocular hemorrhage
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes due to haemolysis following intraocular haemorrhage
  • Hemolytic ocular hypertension
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes due to ocular vascular disorder
  • Primary ocular hypertension
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye caused by corticosteroid
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes due to uveitis
  • Secondary ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes
  • Ocular hypertension due to haemolysis following intraocular haemorrhage
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye due to systemic syndrome
  • Secondary ocular hypertension due to retinal detachment
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes
  • Ocular hypertension with neovascularisation
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes due to disorder of lens
  • Ocular hypertension due to anterior segment anomaly
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye due to intraocular haemorrhage
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye due to ocular vascular disorder
  • Secondary ocular hypertension of both eyes
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye due to ocular trauma
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes due to intraocular hemorrhage
  • Ocular hypertension with ocular trauma
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension due to neovascularization
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes due to intraocular haemorrhage
  • Ocular hypertension due to uveitis
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension
  • Ocular hypertension caused by drug
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye due to disorder of lens
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye due to haemolysis following intraocular haemorrhage
  • Phacolytic ocular hypertension of right eye
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes
  • Ocular hypertension due to retinal detachment
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye due to angle recession
  • Bilateral hemolytic ocular hypertension
  • Elevated right intraocular pressure
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes due to hemolysis following intraocular hemorrhage
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes due to pigment dispersion syndrome
  • Raised left intraocular pressure
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension due to ocular surgery
  • Ocular hypertension due to intraocular neoplasm of left eye
  • Primary ocular hypertension of left eye
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension due to intraocular haemorrhage
  • Raised right intraocular pressure
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye due to uveitis
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye due to ocular surgery
  • Ocular hypertension due to intraocular neoplasm of right eye
  • Haemolytic ocular hypertension of right eye
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension due to pigment dispersion syndrome
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye due to systemic syndrome
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes caused by corticosteroid
  • Ocular hypertension due to increased episcleral venous pressure
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes due to systemic syndrome
  • Ghost cell ocular hypertension
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye due to intraocular haemorrhage
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension due to retinal detachment
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes due to aphakia
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes due to increased episcleral venous pressure
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension due to systemic syndrome
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes due to anterior segment anomaly
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes due to pseudoexfoliation
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye due to anterior segment anomaly
  • Elevated intraocular pressure of bilateral eyes
  • Bilateral ghost cell ocular hypertension
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension caused by silicone oil
  • Ocular hypertension due to ocular vascular disorder
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye due to haemolysis following intraocular haemorrhage
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye due to hemolysis following intraocular hemorrhage
  • Ocular hypertension due to disorder of lens
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension due to intraocular hemorrhage
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension due to disorder of lens
  • Ocular hypertension due to neovascularisation
  • Drug-induced ocular hypertension
  • Primary ocular hypertension of both eyes
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes due to neovascularisation
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes due to uveitis
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye due to increased episcleral venous pressure
  • Ocular hypertension due to intraocular neoplasm of both eyes
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes due to aphakia
  • Hemolytic ocular hypertension of both eyes
  • Ocular hypertension due to aphakia
  • Bilateral haemolytic ocular hypertension
  • Ocular hypertension due to angle recession
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes due to neovascularisation
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye caused by silicone oil
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension due to aphakia
  • Ocular hypertension due to ocular surgery
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension caused by corticosteroid
  • Ghost cell ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes due to ocular trauma
  • Bilateral raised intraocular pressure
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes due to retinal detachment
  • Primary ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye due to anterior segment anomaly
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye due to ocular vascular disorder
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye due to ocular trauma
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes due to ocular surgery
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye due to uveitis
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes due to ocular vascular disorder
  • Ghost cell ocular hypertension of right eye
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye due to intraocular hemorrhage
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes due to angle recession
  • Bilateral phacolytic ocular hypertension
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension due to pseudoexfoliation
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye caused by silicone oil
  • Elevated left intraocular pressure
  • Ocular hypertension due to intraocular neoplasm of bilateral eyes
  • Ocular hypertension due to neovascularization
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye due to hemolysis following intraocular hemorrhage
  • Phacolytic ocular hypertension
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye due to aphakia
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye due to neovascularisation
  • Ocular hypertension with aphakia
  • Ocular hypertension due to pseudoexfoliation
  • Elevated intraocular pressure of both eyes
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye due to pseudoexfoliation
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension due to angle recession
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye due to angle recession
  • Ocular hypertension of both eyes caused by silicone oil
  • Secondary ocular hypertension due to neovascularization
  • Ocular hypertension with pseudoexfoliation
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes due to anterior segment anomaly
  • Ghost cell ocular hypertension of both eyes
  • Ocular hypertension of bilateral eyes due to neovascularization
  • Ocular hypertension of right eye due to increased episcleral venous pressure
  • Bilateral ocular hypertension due to intraocular neoplasm
  • Ocular hypertension of left eye due to pseudoexfoliation
  • Bilateral elevated intraocular pressure
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ICD-10 code for ocular hypertension, bilateral?

The ICD-10-CM code for ocular hypertension, bilateral is H40.053. The full clinical description is "Ocular hypertension, bilateral". H40.053 is a billable/specific code that can be used on insurance claims and medical billing.

What does ICD-10 code H40.053 mean?

ICD-10-CM code H40.053 represents “Ocular hypertension, bilateral”. It is classified under Chapter 7: Diseases of the Eye and Adnexa and is a billable/specific code that can be used on a claim.

Is H40.053 a billable code?

Yes, H40.053 is a billable/specific ICD-10-CM code and can be used to indicate a diagnosis on a medical claim.

What chapter is H40.053 in?

H40.053 is in Chapter 7: Diseases of the Eye and Adnexa (codes H00-H59).

What codes cannot be used with H40.053?

H40.053 has Excludes1 notes indicating codes that cannot be used together with it, including: absolute glaucoma (H44.51-); congenital glaucoma (Q15.0); traumatic glaucoma due to birth injury (P15.3).

What SNOMED CT codes does H40.053 map to?

H40.053 maps to 92 SNOMED CT concepts: 24075007, 15747041000119100, 1296835001, 1296837009, 1295494003, and 87 more. SNOMED CT is a clinical terminology used in electronic health records.

What are the UMLS CUIs for H40.053?

H40.053 is linked to 1 UMLS Concept Unique Identifier: C3264175. The UMLS (Unified Medical Language System) integrates multiple biomedical vocabularies maintained by the U.S. National Library of Medicine.

How does H40.053 relate to ICF functioning codes?

ICF (International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health) codes describe how conditions like ocular hypertension, bilateral affect a person's functioning: body functions, activities, participation, and environmental factors. AutoICD provides ICF Core Sets for 12+ conditions and can map clinical text to ICF categories automatically. Browse the ICF directory to explore functioning codes.

What is the ICD-11 equivalent of H40.053?

There is no direct ICD-11 mapping available for H40.053 in the WHO crosswalk tables. This may mean the concept is classified differently in ICD-11. Use the ICD-10 to ICD-11 converter to search for related codes.

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