ICD-10-CM Table of Neoplasms
Sites: C
calf
calvarium
calyx, renal
canal
anal
auditory (external)
auricular (external)
canaliculi, biliary (biliferi) (intrahepatic)
canthus (eye) (inner) (outer)
basal cell carcinoma
- Malignant Primary
- C44.11-
- Malignant Secondary
- -
- Ca in situ
- -
- Benign
- -
- Uncertain Behavior
- -
- Unspecified Behavior
- -
sebaceous cell
- Malignant Primary
- C44.13-
- Malignant Secondary
- -
- Ca in situ
- -
- Benign
- -
- Uncertain Behavior
- -
- Unspecified Behavior
- -
specified type NEC
- Malignant Primary
- C44.19-
- Malignant Secondary
- -
- Ca in situ
- -
- Benign
- -
- Uncertain Behavior
- -
- Unspecified Behavior
- -
squamous cell carcinoma
- Malignant Primary
- C44.12-
- Malignant Secondary
- -
- Ca in situ
- -
- Benign
- -
- Uncertain Behavior
- -
- Unspecified Behavior
- -
capillary — see Neoplasm, connective tissue
caput coli
carcinoid — see Tumor, carcinoid
cardia (gastric)
cardiac orifice (stomach)
cardio-esophageal junction
cardio-esophagus
carina (bronchus)
carotid (artery)
body
carpus (any bone)
cartilage (articular) (joint) NEC
arytenoid
auricular
bronchi
costal
cricoid
cuneiform
ear (external)
ensiform
epiglottis
anterior surface
eyelid
intervertebral
larynx, laryngeal
nose, nasal
pinna
rib
semilunar (knee)
thyroid
trachea
cauda equina
cavity
buccal
nasal
oral
peritoneal
tympanic
cecum
central nervous system
cerebellopontine (angle)
cerebellum, cerebellar
cerebrum, cerebral (cortex) (hemisphere) (white matter)
meninges
peduncle
ventricle
fourth
cervical region
cervix (cervical) (uteri) (uterus)
canal
endocervix (canal) (gland)
exocervix
external os
internal os
nabothian gland
overlapping lesion
- Malignant Primary
- C53.8
- Malignant Secondary
- -
- Ca in situ
- -
- Benign
- -
- Uncertain Behavior
- -
- Unspecified Behavior
- -
squamocolumnar junction
stump
cheek
external
basal cell carcinoma
- Malignant Primary
- C44.319
- Malignant Secondary
- -
- Ca in situ
- -
- Benign
- -
- Uncertain Behavior
- -
- Unspecified Behavior
- -
specified type NEC
- Malignant Primary
- C44.399
- Malignant Secondary
- -
- Ca in situ
- -
- Benign
- -
- Uncertain Behavior
- -
- Unspecified Behavior
- -
squamous cell carcinoma
- Malignant Primary
- C44.329
- Malignant Secondary
- -
- Ca in situ
- -
- Benign
- -
- Uncertain Behavior
- -
- Unspecified Behavior
- -
inner aspect
internal
mucosa
chest (wall) NEC
chiasma opticum
chin
basal cell carcinoma
- Malignant Primary
- C44.319
- Malignant Secondary
- -
- Ca in situ
- -
- Benign
- -
- Uncertain Behavior
- -
- Unspecified Behavior
- -
specified type NEC
- Malignant Primary
- C44.399
- Malignant Secondary
- -
- Ca in situ
- -
- Benign
- -
- Uncertain Behavior
- -
- Unspecified Behavior
- -
squamous cell carcinoma
- Malignant Primary
- C44.329
- Malignant Secondary
- -
- Ca in situ
- -
- Benign
- -
- Uncertain Behavior
- -
- Unspecified Behavior
- -
choana
cholangiole
choledochal duct
choroid
plexus
ciliary body
clavicle
clitoris
clivus
cloacogenic zone
coccygeal
body or glomus
vertebra
coccyx
colon
with rectum
column, spinal — see Neoplasm, spine
columnella
commissure
labial, lip
laryngeal
common (bile) duct
concha
nose
conjunctiva
connective tissue NEC
Note: For neoplasms of connective tissue (blood vessel, bursa, fascia, ligament, muscle, peripheral nerves, sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves and ganglia, synovia, tendon, etc.) or of morphological types that indicate connective tissue, code according to the list under "Neoplasm, connective tissue". For sites that do not appear in this list, code to neoplasm of that site; e.g., fibrosarcoma, pancreas (C25.9)
Note: Morphological types that indicate connective tissue appear in their proper place in the alphabetic index with the instruction "see Neoplasm, connective tissue ...."
abdomen
abdominal wall
ankle
antecubital fossa or space
arm
auricle (ear)
axilla
back
breast — see Neoplasm, breast
buttock
calf
cervical region
cheek
chest (wall)
chin
diaphragm
ear (external)
elbow
extrarectal
extremity
lower
upper
eyelid
face
finger
flank
foot
forearm
forehead
gastric
gastrointestinal
gluteal region
great vessels NEC
groin
hand
head
heel
hip
hypochondrium
iliopsoas muscle
infraclavicular region
inguinal (canal) (region)
intestinal
intrathoracic
ischiorectal fossa
jaw
knee
leg
limb NEC
lower
upper
nates
neck
orbit
overlapping lesion
- Malignant Primary
- C49.8
- Malignant Secondary
- -
- Ca in situ
- -
- Benign
- -
- Uncertain Behavior
- -
- Unspecified Behavior
- -
pararectal
para-urethral
paravaginal
pelvis (floor)
pelvo-abdominal
perineum
perirectal (tissue)
periurethral (tissue)
popliteal fossa or space
presacral
psoas muscle
pterygoid fossa
rectovaginal septum or wall
rectovesical
retroperitoneum
sacrococcygeal region
scalp
scapular region
shoulder
skin (dermis) NEC
stomach
submental
supraclavicular region
temple
temporal region
thigh
thoracic (duct) (wall)
thorax
thumb
toe
trunk
umbilicus
vesicorectal
wrist
conus medullaris
cord (true) (vocal)
false
spermatic
spinal (cervical) (lumbar) (thoracic)
cornea (limbus)
corpus
albicans
callosum, brain
cavernosum
gastric
overlapping sites
- Malignant Primary
- C54.8
- Malignant Secondary
- -
- Ca in situ
- -
- Benign
- -
- Uncertain Behavior
- -
- Unspecified Behavior
- -
penis
striatum, cerebrum
uteri
isthmus
cortex
adrenal
cerebral
costal cartilage
costovertebral joint
Cowper's gland
cranial (fossa, any)
meninges
nerve
specified NEC
craniobuccal pouch
craniopharyngeal (duct) (pouch)
cricoid
cartilage
cricopharynx
crypt of Morgagni
crystalline lens
cul-de-sac (Douglas')
cuneiform cartilage
cutaneous — see Neoplasm, skin
cutis — see Neoplasm, skin
cystic (bile) duct (common)
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