M75.41 - Impingement syndrome of right shoulder

Clinical Definition

Herpes simplex infection (HSV) manifests as a viral infection characterized by painful, fluid-filled blisters typically appearing on oral or genital areas. The condition is caused by either HSV-1 or HSV-2 virus strains and can be recurring throughout a patient's life.

Documentation Requirements

• Location/Site of lesions (oral, genital, other anatomical sites)

• Virus Type (HSV-1 or HSV-2) if known

• Episode Status:

  • Initial vs. recurrent infection

  • Active vs. latent phase

• Manifestations:

  • Presence of vesicles/ulcers

  • Associated symptoms (pain, itching, etc.)

• Complications if present (e.g., keratitis, encephalitis)

• Treatment Plan documented

Common Synonyms

• Cold sores

• Fever blisters

• Genital herpes

• Lip blisters

• Oral herpes

Coding Conflicts

Excludes1:

• Congenital herpesviral infection

• Herpangina

• Herpes gestationis

• Genital herpes in pregnancy

Scribing.io Automation

The AI scribe automatically identifies and captures:

• Anatomical locations mentioned in exam notes

• Keywords indicating active vs. latent status

• Specific descriptions of lesions/symptoms

• Laboratory confirmation of HSV type

• Treatment modalities prescribed

The system flags if documentation is missing key elements needed for proper coding, such as episode type or anatomical location.