2002-11-29-世界卫生组织-ICD-10_Updates_2002_79页_278kb

The official updates to the ICD-10 classification were approved by the Health Council/WHO at the HoC meeting in Brisbane in October 2002. These updates include changes to the tabular list, instruction manual, and alphabetical index, involving additions, modifications, and deletions of codes based on sources like Australia, Brazil, NORDIC, MrG, and others. Key changes cover categories such as cerebral palsy, obstetric conditions, bacterial resistance, and perinatal conditions, with implementation set for January 2006. Additionally, the document provides recommendations for ICD-10 use, including coding rules and guidelines, as well as alphabetic index updates. These modifications aim to enhance morbidity coding, particularly for sequelae and infections.