(72–75) Obstetrical Procedures
- (72) Forceps, vacuum, and breech delivery
- (73) Other procedures inducing or assisting delivery
- (73.0) Artificial rupture of membranes
- (73.01) Induction of labor by artificial rupture of membranes
- (73.09) Other artificial rupture of membranes
- Amniotomy
- (73.1) Other surgical induction of labor
- (73.2) Internal and combined version and extraction
- (73.3) Failed forceps
- (73.4) Medical induction of labor
- (73.5) Manually assisted delivery
- (73.6) Episiotomy
- (73.8) Operations on fetus to facilitate delivery
- (73.9) Other operations assisting delivery
- (73.91) External version
- (73.92) Replacement of prolapsed umbilical cord
- (73.93) Incision of cervix to assist delivery
- (73.94) Pubiotomy to assist delivery
- Obstetrical symphysiotomy
- (73.99) Other
- (73.0) Artificial rupture of membranes
- (74) Cesarean section and removal of fetus
- (75) Other obstetric operations
- (75.0) Intra-amniotic injection for abortion
- (75.1) Diagnostic amniocentesis
- (75.2) Intrauterine transfusion
- (75.3) Other intrauterine operations on fetus and amnion
- (75.31) Amnioscopy
- Fetoscopy
- Laparoamnioscopy
- (75.32) Fetal EKG (scalp)
- (75.33) Fetal blood sampling and biopsy
- Chorionic villus sampling
- (75.34) Other fetal monitoring
- (75.35) Other diagnostic procedures on fetus and amnion
- (75.36) Correction of fetal defect
- (75.37) Amnioinfusion
- (75.38) Fetal pulse oximetry
- (75.31) Amnioscopy
- (75.4) Manual removal of retained placenta
- (75.5) Repair of current obstetric laceration of uterus
- (75.6) Repair of other current obstetric laceration
- (75.7) Manual exploration of uterine cavity, postpartum
- (75.8) Obstetric tamponade of uterus or vagina
- (75.9) Other obstetric operations
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