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Artery And Vein Conditions DBQ: Official VA Form
Find VA's public Artery and Vein Conditions Disability Benefits Questionnaire, its scope notes and 13 related diagnostic-code references.
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Artery And Vein Conditions Form
Related Diagnostic Code Subjects
13 code subjects are associated with this form in this educational directory. These editorial subject associations are not official VA assignments, and the form may not be appropriate for every examination or claim.
- DC 7110: Aortic aneurysm: Ascending, thoracic, or abdominal
- DC 7111: Aneurysm, any large artery
- DC 7112: Aneurysm, any small artery
- DC 7113: Arteriovenous fistula, traumatic
- DC 7114: Peripheral arterial disease
- DC 7115: Thrombo-angiitis obliterans (Buerger's Disease)
- DC 7117: Raynaud's syndrome (also known as secondary Raynaud's phenomenon or secondary Raynaud's)
- DC 7118: Angioneurotic edema
- DC 7119: Erythromelalgia
- DC 7120: Varicose veins
- DC 7121: Post-phlebitic syndrome of any etiology
- DC 7123: Soft tissue sarcoma (of vascular origin)
- DC 7124: Raynaud's disease (also known as primary Raynaud's)
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