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Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) 15 October 2013 Section Diagnoses Code 1. 1.01. 1.01.00. Technical term Synonyms; explanations Organ diseases Diseases of skin, subcutis and coat Examination of skin, subcutis and coat with no abnormality detected 1.01.01. 1.01.01.01. 1.01.02. 1.01.02.01. 1.01.03. 1.01.04. 1.01.05. 1.01.05.01. 1.01.06. Hereditary diseases of skin, subcutis and coat Hereditary parakeratosis Malformations of skin, subcutis and coat Atrichia congentia (congenital atrichosis) Dermal tumors Injuries of skin, subcutis and coat Coat disorders Alopecia (hair loss) Acne 1.01.07. Furunculosis 1.01.07.01. Furunculosis caudae 1.01.08. 1.01.09. 1.01.10. Seborrhea / Pityriasis Eczema Exanthema 1.01.10.01. 1.01.11. 1.01.11.01. Urticaria Dermatitis Photodermatitis 1.01.12. Hyperkeratosis 1.01.13. Parakeratosis 1.01.14. 1.01.15. 1.01.16. 1.01.17. 1.01.17.01. 1.01.18. 1.01.99. 1.02. 1.02.00. 1.02.01. 1.02.02. 1.02.02.01. 1.02.02.01.01. 1.02.02.01.02. 1.02.02.01.03. 1.02.02.01.04. Subcutaneous emphysema Subcutaneous edema Subcutaneous hematoma Phlegmona Pelvical phlegmona Subcutaneous abscess Other disorders of skin, subcutis and coat Diseases of the trunk Examination of the trunk with no abnormality detected Hereditary diseases of the trunk Malformations of the trunk Hernia congenita (inherited herniation) Hernia umbilicalis congenita (inherited umbilical hernia) Hernia inguinalis congenita (inherited inguinal hernia) Hernia ventralis congenita (inherited ventral hernia) Hernia diaphragmatica congenita (inherited diaphragmatic hernia) 1.02.03. 1.02.04. 1.02.05. 1.02.05.01. 1.02.05.02. 1.02.05.03. 1.02.06. 1.02.06.01. 1.02.06.02. 1.02.06.03. Tumors of the trunk Injuries of the trunk Omphalitis (inflammation of the navel) Omphalophlebitis Omphaloarteriitis Omphalourachitis Hernia acquisita (acquired herniation) Hernia inguinalis acquisita (acquired inguineal hernia) Hernia ventralis acquisita (acquired ventral hernia) Hernia perinealis acquisita (acquired herniation of the perineum) 1.02.06.04. Hernia diaphragmatica acquisita (acquired diaphragmatic hernia) 1.02.07. 1.02.08. 1.02.99. 1.03. Ruptura diaphragmatis (rupture of the diaphragm) Amputation of the tail due to injury Other trunk disorders Horn diseases inherited disturbance of keratin production congenital hairlessness purulent inflammation of hair follicles and sebaceous glands disseminated deep purulent inflammation of hair follicles and sebaceous glands disseminated deep purulent inflammation of hair follicles and sebaceous glands at the root of the tail abnormally increased sebum production superficial skin rash symptomatic superficial skin rash accompanying eruptive disease or fever nettle rash, hives deep inflammation of the skin photosensitive dermatitis, primary photosensitization; increased sensitivity to light with sunlight-induced inflammation of the skin Page 1 of 20 abnormally increased keratinization (keratin production) with dry keratin products disturbance of keratinization (keratin production) with greasy keratin products subcutaneous gas accumulation subcutaneous accumulation of serous fluid subcutaneous accumulation of blood inflammation of subcutaneous connective tissue inflammation of pelvic connective tissue subcutaneous encapsulated pus accumulation inherited navel rupture inherited diaphragm defects inflammation of the navel vein inflammation of the navel artery inflammation of the fibrous remnants of the allantois Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) 15 October 2013 Code 1.03.00. 1.03.01. 1.03.02. 1.03.03. 1.03.04. 1.03.04.01. 1.03.05. 1.03.06. Technical term Examination of the horns with no abnormality detected Hereditary diseases of horns Horn malformations Horn tumors Injuries of horns Loss of horn covering Horn deformation Fractura processus cornualis (fracture of osseous core of horns) 1.03.07. 1.03.08. 1.03.99. 1.04. 1.04.00. Resectio cornu (shortening of horns) Amputatio cornu (dehorning) Other horn disorders Diseases of the lymphoid system Examination of the lymphoid system with no abnormality detected 1.04.01. 1.04.02. 1.04.03. 1.04.04. 1.04.05. 1.04.06. 1.04.99. 1.05. 1.05.00. Hereditary diseases of the lymphoid system Lymphoid malformations Sporadic lymphoid tumors Lymphadenosis (swelling of lymph nodes) Lymphadenitis (inflammation of lymph nodes) Lymphangitis (inflammation of lymph vessels) Other disorders of the lymphoid system Diseases of the cardiovascular system Examination of the cardiovascular system with no abnormality detected Hereditary diseases of the cardiovascular system BLAD = Bovine Leukocyte Adhesion Deficiency Malformations of the cardiovascular system Foramen ovale persistens (patent foramen ovale) 1.05.01. 1.05.01.01. 1.05.02. 1.05.02.01. 1.05.02.02. 1.05.02.03. Foramen interventriculare persistens (patent foramen interventriculare) Ductus arteriosus Botalli persistens (patent ductus arteriosus) 1.05.03. 1.05.04. 1.05.05. 1.05.05.01. 1.05.05.02. 1.05.05.03. 1.05.05.03.01. 1.05.05.04. 1.05.05.05. 1.05.05.05.01. Tumors of the cardiovascular system Injuries of the cardiovascular system Cardiac diseases Cardiac insufficiency Heart arrhythmia Endocarditis (inflammation of the inner layer of the heart) Vitium cordis (disorders of cardiac valves) Myocarditis (inflammation of the muscular layer of the heart) Pericarditis (inflammation of the pericardium) Pericarditis traumatica (trauma-induced inflammation of the pericardium) 1.05.06. 1.05.06.01. 1.05.06.02. 1.05.06.02.01. 1.05.06.02.02. Disorders of blood vessels Circulation insufficiency Shock (acute circulation insufficiency) Hypovolemic shock Endotoxin-induced shock 1.05.06.03. 1.05.06.04. 1.05.07. 1.05.07.01. 1.05.07.01.01. Hemorrhage (bleeding) Thrombophlebitis (inflammation of veins with secondary thrombus formation) Thrombophlebitis arrosiva venae cavae caudalis (arrosive thrombophlebitis of caudal vena cava) Thrombosis arterialis / Embolia arterialis (arterial thrombosis and embolism) Blood disorders Anemia Hypoplastic anemia (anemia with reduction of blood cell formation) 1.05.07.01.02. 1.05.07.01.03. Hemorrhagic anemia (anemia due to bloodloss) Haemolytic anemia (anemia with lysis of blood cells) 1.05.06.04.01. 1.05.06.05. Section Diagnoses Synonyms; explanations inherited failure of the immune system congenital cardiac defect with permanent short-cut between left and right atrium congenital cardiac defect with permanent short-cut between left and right ventricle congenital cardiac defect with permanent short-cut between aorta and truncus pulmonalis, i.e. pulmonal artery traumatic pericarditis; inflammation of the pericardium related to ingested foreign bodies penetrating the forestomach septic circulation insufficiency due to cell wall components of gram-negative bacteria Page 2 of 20 occlusion of arterial blood vessels Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) 15 October 2013 Code 1.05.07.01.03.01. Technical term Haemoglobinuria due to hyperhydratation (water poisoning) 1.05.07.01.03.02. Puerperal haemoglobinuria 1.05.07.01.03.03. 1.05.07.01.04. Cabbage-induced anemia Deficiency anemia 1.05.07.02. 1.05.07.03. 1.05.07.04. 1.05.07.05. 1.05.08. Haemoconcentration Polycythemia Leukopenia Leukocytosis Haemorrhagic diatheses 1.05.08.01. Coagulopathia 1.05.08.02. Thrombocytopathia 1.05.08.03. Vasopathia 1.05.09. 1.05.09.01. 1.05.09.02. 1.05.09.03. 1.05.09.03.01. 1.05.99. 1.06. 1.06.00. Spleen disorders Splenomegalia (swollen spleen) Spleen rupture Splenitis (inflammation of the spleen) Splenitis apostematosa (purulent inflammation of the spleen) Other disorders of the circulatory system Diseases of the respiratory tract Examination of the respiratory tract with no abnormality detected 1.06.01. 1.06.02. 1.06.03. 1.06.04. 1.06.05. 1.06.05.01. 1.06.05.02. 1.06.05.03. 1.06.05.04. 1.06.06. 1.06.06.01. 1.06.06.02. 1.06.06.03. 1.06.06.03.01. 1.06.06.03.02. Hereditary disease of the respiratory tract Malformations of the respiratory tract Tumors of the respiratory tract Injuries of the respiratory tract Diseases of nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses Epistaxis (nosebleed) Rhinitis (inflammation of nasal mucus membranes) Sinusitis (inflammation of paranasal mucus membranes) Disorders relating to foreign material in the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses Diseases of larynx and trachea Hemiplegia laryngis (one-sided paralysis of the larynx) Oedema laryngis (edema of the larynx) Laryngitis (inflammation of the larynx) Laryngitis follicularis (follicular inflammation of the larynx) Laryngitis diphteroidea (diphtheroid inflammation of the larynx) 1.06.06.04. 1.06.06.04.01. Tracheitis (inflammation of the trachea) Tracheitis diphteroidea (diphtheroid inflammation of the trachea) 1.06.06.05. 1.06.07. 1.06.07.01. 1.06.07.01.01. Disorders relating to foreign material in the larynx and trachea Diseases of the bronchial tubes and lungs Asphyxia neonatorum Early asphyxia (intrauterine asphyxia) 1.06.07.01.02. Late asphyxia (postnatal asphyxia) 1.06.07.02. 1.06.07.03. 1.06.07.04. Atelektasis pulmonum (collapse of lung tissue) Hemoptoe due to bleeding of the lungs Oedema pulmorum (lung edema) 1.06.07.05. 1.06.07.05.01. Emphysema pulmonum (lung emphysema) Acute alveolar lung emphysema 1.06.07.05.02. Chronic alveolar lung emphysema 1.06.07.05.03. 1.06.07.05.04. Interstitial lung emphysema Fog fever Section Diagnoses Synonyms; explanations lysis of red blood cells and urinary excretion of haemoglobin after excessive water intake lysis of red blood cells and urinary excretion of haemoglobin after calving lysis of red blood cells after ingestion of cabbage anemia due to deficiency of components required for erythropoesis, i.e. formation of red blood cells increased number of blood cells reduced number of circulating white blood cells increased number of circulating white blood cells disturbances of blood clotting with increased bleeding tendency disturbance of blood clotting due to impaired function of coagulation factors disturbance of blood clotting due to impaired thrombocyte function disturbance of blood clotting due to impaired function of blood vessels laryngeal accumulation of serous fluid insufficiency of the respiratory system in the newborn calf respiratory insufficiency in the new-born calf due to disturbance of feto-maternal gas exchange respiratory insufficiency in the new-born calf due to immaturity of the lungs effusion of serous fluid in interstitial tissue and alveoli of the lungs inclusion of air in the lungs acute / temporary inclusion of air in overexpanded alveoli of the lungs chronic / permanent inclusion of air in overexpanded alveoli of the lungs inclusion of air in interstitial tissue of the lungs acute lung edema and emphysema with interstitial pneumonia in cows moved to lush pastures Page 3 of 20 Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) 15 October 2013 Code 1.06.07.06. Technical term Bronchopneumonia (inflammation of bronchial tubes and lungs) 1.06.07.06.01. Bronchitis catarrhalis (catarrhal inflammation of the bronchial tubes) 1.06.07.06.02. Bronchopneumonia catarrhalis (catarrhal inflammation of the bronchial tubes and the lungs) Bronchopneumonia fibrinosa sive crouposa (fibrinous inflammation of the bronchial tubes and lungs) Bronchopneumonia suppurativa / Bronchopneumonia apostematosa (purulent or absceding bronchopneumonia) Bronchopneumonia gangraenosa / Gangraena pulmonum (gangrenous bronchopneumonia) Pneumonia interstitialis chronica (chronic interstitial pneumonia) 1.06.07.06.03. 1.06.07.06.04. 1.06.07.06.05. 1.06.07.06.06. 1.06.07.06.07. 1.06.07.07. 1.06.07.07.01. 1.06.07.07.02. 1.06.07.07.03. 1.06.07.07.04. 1.06.07.07.05. 1.06.99. 1.07. 1.07.00. 1.07.01. 1.07.02. 1.07.02.01. 1.07.03. 1.07.04. 1.07.05. 1.07.05.01 1.07.05.02. 1.07.05.02.01. 1.07.05.02.02. 1.07.05.03. 1.07.05.04. 1.07.06. 1.07.06.01. 1.07.06.02. 1.07.06.03. 1.07.06.04. 1.07.07. 1.07.07.01. 1.07.07.02. 1.07.07.03. 1.07.08. 1.07.08.01. 1.07.08.02. 1.07.09. 1.07.09.01. 1.07.09.02. 1.07.09.03. 1.07.09.04. Enzootic pneumonia of calves Diseases of pleura and pleural cavity Pleuritis (inflammation of the pleura) Hydrothorax Haemothorax Pneumothorax Chylothorax Other disorders of the respiratory tract Diseases of the digestive tract Examination of the digestive tract with no abnormality detected Inherited diseases of the digestive tract Malformations of the digestive tract Atresia ani et recti Tumors of the digestive tract Injuries of the digestive tract Diseases of the oral cavity Stomatitis Glossitis Ulcus linguae (ulceration of the dorsum of the tongue) Glossoplegia / Paralysis linguae (paralysis of the tongue) Diseases of the teeth Foreign material in the oral cavity Diseases of the jaw and mastication muscles Abscess of the cheeks Arthritis mandibularis Paralysis nervi facialis (paralysis of the facial nerve) Paralysis nervi trigemini (paralysis of the trigeminus nerve) / Paralysis of mastication muscles Diseases of the salivary glands Ptyalismus (drooling) Sialoadenitis (inflammation of the salivary glands) Section Diagnoses Synonyms; explanations purulent or absceding inflammation of the bronchial tubes and lungs gangrenous inflammation of the bronchial tubes and lungs chronic interstitial inflammation of the lungs multifactorial inflammation of the lungs in calves effusion of serous fluid in the pleural cavity accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity accumulation of air in the pleural cavity accumulation of lymphatic fluid in the pleural cavity missing anus and rectum inflammation of the oral mucosa inflammation of the tongue inflammation of the temporomandibular joint Parotitis (inflammation of the parotid salivary gland) / Sialoadenitis mandibularis (inflammation of the mandibular salivary gland) / Sialoadenitis sublingualis (inflammation of the sublingual salivary gland) 1.07.09.05. 1.07.09.06. 1.07.10. 1.07.10.01. 1.07.10.02. Foreign material in the salivary glands Diseases of the pharynx Pharyngitis (inflammation of the pharynx) Paralysis pharyngis (paralysis of the pharynx) Diseases of the oesophagus Oesophagitis (inflammation of the oesophagus) Obstructio oesophagi (obstruction of the oesophagus) Stenosis oesophagi (stenosis of the oesophagus) Dilatatio oesophagi / Diverticulum oesophagi (oesophageal dilatation and diverticle formation) Oesophagospasmus (spasm of the oesophagus muscles) Paralysis oesophagie (paralysis of the oesophagus) Diseases of reticulum and rumen Oesophageal groove dysfunction impaired reflex action of oesophageal groove closure Indigestiones vitulorum (indigestion of weaners) impaired digestion during transition from milk to plant feeding 1.07.10.03. Indigestion impaired digestion in ruminating cattle Page 4 of 20 Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) 15 October 2013 Code 1.07.10.04. 1.07.10.05. 1.07.10.05.01. Technical term Simple dysfunction of the forestomach Alcalosis ingestorum ruminis (ruminal alkalosis) Putrefactio ingestorum ruminis (ruminal putrefaction) 1.07.10.06. 1.07.10.06.01 Acidosis ingestorum ruminis (ruminal acidosis) Lactacidosis ingestorum ruminis acuta (acute ruminal acidosis) 1.07.10.06.02. Acidosis ingestorum ruminis subacuta (subacute ruminal acidosis) 1.07.10.06.03. Acidosis ingestorum ruminis chronica (chronic and latent ruminal acidosis) Tympania ruminis (ruminal tympany) Acute ruminal tympany with accumulation of free gas (free-gas ruminal tympany) 1.07.10.07. 1.07.10.07.01. 1.07.10.07.02. Ruminal tympany with entrapment of gas in stable foam 1.07.10.07.03. 1.07.10.08. Tympania ruminis chronica recidivaria (chronic-recurrent ruminal tympany) Impaired ingesta passage through the forestomach due to agglomerates of foreign material Vagal indigestion 1.07.10.08.01. 1.07.10.08.02. 1.07.10.09. Anterior functional stenosis Posterior functional stenosis Hyperkeratosis ruminis (hyperkeratosis of ruminal epithelium) 1.07.10.10. Parakeratosis ruminis (parakeratosis of ruminal epithelium) 1.07.10.11. Reticulitis, Ruminitis, Reticuloruminitis nontraumatica 1.07.10.12. Reticuloperitonitis traumatica 1.07.11. 1.07.11.01. 1.07.11.02. Diseases of the omasum Omasitis Obstipatio omasi, psalter paresis (constipation and immotility of the omasum) Diseases of the abomasum Abomasal tympany of calves Abomasitis (inflammation of the abomasum) Ulcus abomasi (abomasal ulceration) Accumulation of sand in the abomasum Dislocatio abomasi, Dilatatio et dislocatio abomasi (abomasal displacement) Dislocatio abomasi sinistra, Dilatatio et dislocation abomasi sinistra (left-side abomasal displacement) Dilatatio abomasi simplex 1.07.10.07.03.01. 1.07.12. 1.07.12.01. 1.07.12.02. 1.07.12.03. 1.07.12.04. 1.07.12.05. 1.07.12.05.01. 1.07.12.05.02. 1.07.12.05.03. 1.07.12.06. 1.07.12.06.01. Dislocatio abomasi dextra, Dilatatio et dislocatio abomasi dextra, Dilatatio et dislocatio abomasi dextra cum torsione (ride-side abomasal displacement without or with torsion) Dislocatio abomasi dextra cum torsione (ride-side displacement and torsion of the abomasum) Abomasal surgery Abomasal surgery with roll-and-suture technique according to Hull 1.07.12.06.02. Percutaneous abomasopexia according to Sterner & Grymer 1.07.12.06.03. 1.07.12.06.04. Laparoscopic abomasopexia according to Janowitz Medial omentopexia according to Numans 1.07.12.06.05. Lateral omentopexia according to Dirksen 1.07.12.07. 1.07.12.08. 1.07.13. Surgical removal of foreign material from the forestomach Diagnostic laparotomy Diseases of the intestines 1.07.12.05.04. Section Diagnoses Synonyms; explanations reduced activity of forestomach due to low food intake forestomach dysfunction with ruminal pH increase to > 7.5 putrescence of ruminal content due to replacement of the physiological ruminal microflora by putrifying bacteria and moulds reduction of ruminal pH to < 6.0 rapid drop of ruminal pH due to excessive production of lactic acid lasting reduction of ruminal pH due to maladaptation of ruminal microflora altered function of ruminal mirobial function with increased ruminal concentration of volatile fatty acids ruminal bloat free-gas bloat, secondary bloat; fast overdistention of rumen and reticulum due to abnormal accumulation of free fermentation gas above the ingesta frothy bloat, primary bloat; overdistention of rumen und reticulum due to abnormal accumulation of fermentation gas entrapped in stable foam relapsing overdistention of the rumen due to abnormal accumulation of fermentation gas Hoflund syndrome; impaired function of the forestomach due to lesions of the vagal nerve disturbance of reticulo-omasal ingesta transport disturbance of abomasal ingesta transport excessive keratinization (keratin production) of the inner layer of the rumen disturbance of keratinization (keratin production) of the inner layer of the rumen inflammation of reticulum and/or rumen unrelated to foreign material in the forestomach hardware disease, wire; traumatic inflammation of reticulum and abdominal membrane with foreign material in the forestomach inflammation of the omasum abomasal bloat of calves lateral displacement of the distended abomasum in the abdomen displacement of the distended abomasum to the left side of the abdomen (between rumen and left abdominal wall) simple dilatation of the abomasum without lateral displacement displacement of the distended abomasum to the right side of the abdomen (between intestines and right abdominal wall) without or with torsion blind stitch; rolling method with percutaneous fixation of the abomasum bar suture, toggle pin; rolling method with percutaneous fixation of the abomasum after gas removal via trocarisation minimally invasive surgical fixation of the abomasum Utrechter method; left flank surgical technique with paramedian fixation of the abomasum right flank surgical technique with lateral fixation of the abomasum Page 5 of 20 abdominal surgery for diagnostic purposes Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) 15 October 2013 Code 1.07.13.01. 1.07.13.01.01. 1.07.13.01.02. 1.07.13.01.03. 1.07.13.01.04. 1.07.13.01.05. 1.07.13.02. 1.07.13.02.01. 1.07.13.02.02. 1.07.13.02.03. 1.07.13.02.04. 1.07.13.02.05. 1.07.13.02.06. 1.07.13.02.07. 1.07.13.02.08. 1.07.13.03. 1.07.14. 1.07.14.01. 1.07.14.02. 1.07.14.03. 1.07.14.04. 1.07.15. 1.07.15.01. 1.07.15.02. 1.07.15.03. 1.07.15.04. 1.07.15.05. 1.07.15.06. Technical term Enteritis (inflammation of the intestines) Enteritis catarrhalis (catarrhal enteritis) Enteritis haemorrhagica (hemorrhagic enteritis) Enteritis pseudomembranacea (pseudomembraneous enteritis) Enteritis necroticans (necrotic enteritis) Diarrhea syndrome of calves (calf diarrhoea) Intestinal colic and ileus (intestinal obstruction) Invaginatio intestini (intestinal invagination) Incarceratio intestini (intestinal incarceration) Volvulus intestini (intestinal volvulus) Torsio mesenterialis intestini Dilatatio caeci (cecal dilatation) Dilatatio et torsio caeci Ileus paralyticus (paralytic ileus) Spasmus intestini (intestinal spasm) Prolapsus ani et recti (prolapse of anus and rectum) Diseases of mesenterium and peritoneum Liponecrosis peritonealis Bursitis omentalis purulenta (omental empyema) Peritonitis Hydrops ascites / Ascites Diseases of liver and biliary tracts Icterus (jaundice) Hepatic dystrophy / Hepatic failure Hepatitis Hepatitis necroticans et apostematosa / Hepatic abscess Cholecystitis et cholangitis Hepatic photosensitive dermatitis 1.07.16. 1.07.16.01 1.07.99. 1.08. 1.08.00. 1.08.01. 1.08.02. 1.08.02.01. 1.08.03. 1.08.04. 1.08.05. 1.08.05.01. 1.08.05.02. 1.08.05.03. 1.08.05.03.01. 1.08.05.03.02. 1.08.05.04. 1.08.05.05. 1.08.05.05.01. 1.08.06. 1.08.06.01. 1.08.06.01.01. Diseases of the pancreas Pancreatitis Other disorders of the digestive tract Diseases of the urinary tract Examination of the urinary tract with no abnormality detected Hereditary diseases of the urinary tract Malformations of the urinary tract Fistula urachis (fistula of the urachus) Tumors of the urinary tract Injuries of the urinary tract Diseases of the kidneys Haemoglobinuria Haematuria Insufficientia renum (renal insufficiency) Uremia Amyloidosis renum (renal amyloidosis) Nephritis Pyelonephritis Pyelonephritis purulenta Diseases of the urinary bladder Cystitis vesicae urinariae Haematuria vesicalis bovis chronica (chronic enzootic hematuria) 1.08.06.02. 1.08.07. 1.08.07.01. 1.08.07.02. 1.08.99. 1.09. 1.09.00. Paralysis vesicae urinariae (paralysis of the urinary bladder) Diseases of the urinary tract collection system Constriction in the urinary tract collection system Urolithiasis Other disorders of the urinary tract Diseases of the locomotory apparatus Examination of the locomotory apparatus with no abnormality detected Hereditary diseases of the locomotory apparatus Paresis spastica posterior (inherited spastic paresis) 1.09.01. 1.09.01.01. Page 6 of 20 Section Diagnoses Synonyms; explanations catarrhal inflammation of the intestines hemorrhagic inflammation of the intestines pseudomembraneous inflammation of the intestines necrotic inflammation of the intestines mesenterial torsion of the intestines dilatation and torsion of the cecum ileus due to intestinal paralysis necrosis of adipose tissue in the abdominal cavity purulent inflammation of the omental bursa inflammation of the peritoneum effusion of serous fluid in the abdominal cavity inflammation of the liver inflammation of gallbladder and biliary tracts secondary photosensitization; light-induced inflammation of the skin due to liver dysfunction inflammation of the pancreas patent urachus; urinary fistula in the navel region urinal excretion of haemoglobin urinal excretion of blood renal failure amyloidnephrosis inflammation of the kidneys inflammation of the renal pelvis purulent inflammation of the renal pelvis inflammation of the urinary bladder chronic urinary excretion of blood from the urinary bladder formation of urinary calculi "Elso-heel"; spasticity / incomplete paralysis of the hind limb with extension of stifle and tarsal joints Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) 15 October 2013 Section Diagnoses Code 1.09.01.02. Technical term Hyena disease Synonyms; explanations premature physeal closure with lagging growth of the hind limbs 1.09.01.03. 1.09.02. 1.09.02.01. 1.09.03. 1.09.04. 1.09.05. 1.09.05.01. 1.09.05.02. 1.09.05.03. 1.09.06. 1.09.06.01. 1.09.06.02. 1.09.06.02.01. 1.09.06.03. 1.09.06.04. 1.09.07. 1.09.07.01. 1.09.07.02. 1.09.07.02.01. 1.09.07.02.02. 1.09.07.02.03. 1.09.07.02.04. 1.09.07.03. 1.09.07.03.01. 1.09.07.03.02. 1.09.07.04. 1.09.07.05. 1.09.07.06. 1.09.07.06.01. 1.09.08. 1.09.08.01. 1.09.08.02. 1.09.08.02.01. Dwarfism Malformations of the locomotory apparatus Contracted flexor tendons Tumors of the locomotory apparatus Injuries of the locomotory apparatus Lameness Supporting leg lameness Swinging leg lameness Mixed lameness Diseases of the bones Bone fissure Bone fracture Fractura ossis coxae (fracture of the pelvic bones) Periostitis Osteomyelitis Diseases of the joints Arthrosis (degenerative joint disease) Arthritis Polyarthritis Gonitis Tarsitis Carpitis Periarthritis Peritarsitis Pericarpitis Distorsion Subluxation Luxation Luxatio patellae (luxation of the patella) Diseases of synovial bursae Bursal hygroma Bursitis Bursitis praecarpalis (precarpal bursitis) 1.09.08.02.02. Bursitis tarsalis (tarsal bursitis) 1.09.08.02.03. Bursitis calcanei 1.09.09. 1.09.09.01. 1.09.09.02. 1.09.09.03. 1.09.09.04. 1.09.09.04.01. 1.09.09.05. 1.09.10. 1.09.10.01. 1.09.10.02. 1.09.10.02.01. Diseases of the tendons Tendinitis Tendovaginitis Tendon rupture Tendon necrosis Necrosis of the deep digital flexor tendon Acquired contracted tendons in calves Diseases of the muscles Myositis Muscle rupture Ruptura musculorum adductores (rupture of the adductor muscles) 1.09.10.03. 1.09.10.03.01. Muscle necrosis Ischemic necrosis of femoral muscles 1.09.11. 1.09.11.01. 1.09.11.02. 1.09.11.02.01. Diseases of peripheral nerves Neuritis inflammation of peripheral nerves Paralysis of peripheral nerves Contusio nervi plexus lumbalis et sacralis (contusion of pelvic nerves) 1.09.11.02.02. 1.09.11.02.03. 1.09.11.02.04. 1.09.11.02.05. Paralysis nervi obturatorii (obturator paralysis) Paralysis nervi ischiadici (sciatic paralysis) Paralysis nervi femoralis (femoral paralysis) Paralysis nervi tibialis (tibial paralysis) flexor tendon contracture inflammation of the periosteum inflammation of the bone marrow inflammation of joints inflammation of multiple joints inflammation of the knee joint inflammation of the ankle joint inflammation of the carpal joint inflammation of the tissues surrounding some joint inflammation of the tissues surrounding the ankle joint inflammation of the tissues surrounding the carpal joint incomplete luxation fluid accumulation in synovial bursae inflammation of synovial bursae carpal bursitis, carpal hygroma; inflammation of the synovial bursa on the dorsal aspect of the carpal joint inflammation of the synovial bursa located on the lateral aspect of the tarsal joint inflammation of the synovial bursa located at the rear aspect of the heel bone inflammation of tendons inflammation of synovial sheaths of tendons inflammation of muscles necrosis of femoral muscles due to insufficient blood supply Page 7 of 20 Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) 15 October 2013 Code 1.09.11.02.06. 1.09.11.02.07. 1.09.99. 1.10. 1.10.00. 1.10.01. 1.10.02. 1.10.03. 1.10.04. 1.10.04.01. 1.10.05. 1.10.05.01. Technical term Paralysis nervi radialis (radial paralysis) Paralysis nervi fibularis (fibular paralysis) Other disorders of peripheral nerves Claw diseases Examination of the claws with no abnormality detected Inherited diseases of the claws Malformations of the claws Tumors of the claws Injuries of the claws Foreign bodies penetrating the claw capsule Claw deformations Simple horn overgrowth 1.10.05.02. Negative net growth of hoof horn 1.10.05.03. Stubbed toe 1.10.05.04. Corkscrew claw 1.10.05.05. 1.10.05.06. 1.10.06. 1.10.06.01. Diverging claws Scissor claw Non-purulent claw diseases Horny pillar 1.10.06.02. 1.10.06.03. 1.10.06.04. 1.10.06.05. Vertical fissures in the claw capsule Horizontal fissures in the claw capsule White line disease Loosening of parts of the claw walls 1.10.06.06. Separations of parts of the claw walls 1.10.06.07. Double sole 1.10.06.08. Pododermatitis nonpurulenta circumscripta 1.10.06.09. Pododermatitis nonpurulenta diffusa (laminitis) 1.10.06.09.01. Pododermatitis nonpurulenta diffusa acuta (acute laminitis) 1.10.06.09.02. Pododermatitis nonpurulenta diffusa chronica (chronic laminitis) 1.10.06.10. 1.10.06.11. Hyperplasia interdigitalis (interdigital hyperplasia) Tendovaginitis flexorum digitalis nonpurulenta (non-purulent inflammation of the common digital flexor tendon sheath) Distortion of interdigital joints Fracture of third or second phalanx Fracture of the distal (third) phalanx Purulent claw diseases Pododermatitis circumscripta purulenta 1.10.06.12. 1.10.06.13. 1.10.06.13.01. 1.10.07. 1.10.07.01. 1.10.07.02. 1.10.07.03. 1.10.07.03.01. 1.10.07.03.02. Section Diagnoses Synonyms; explanations overgrowth at the toe; claws with abnormally long anterior and lateral walls claws with shallow heel and abnormally short anterior and lateral walls claws with steep front angle and equal height of walls at toe and heels claws with inwardly twisted toe and lateral walls cylindrically overgrowing the sole claws with wide divergence of toes during normal loading claws with inwardly twisted and crossing toes circumscribed cylindric or bar-shaped horny outgrowth at the inner wall of the claw capsule vertical sandcrack horizontal sandcrack widening and separation of the white line of the claw laminar loosening of wall horn from the sole parallel to the weight-bearing surface laminar separation between wall horn and underlying corium of the claw under-run sole; doubling of the sole with cavity between new sole horn and covering false sole circumscribed non-purulent inflammation of the corium of the claws diffuse non-purulent inflammation of the corium of the claws Pododermatitis diffusa purulenta Pododermatitis solearis circumscripta purulenta et necroticans chronica (sole ulcer) Pododermatitis solearis circumscripta purulenta et necroticans chronica (toe ulcer) Pododermatitis solearis circumscripta purulenta et necroticans chronica (Rusterholz ulcers) 1.10.07.03.03. Pododermatitis solearis circumscripta purulenta et necroticans chronica in atypical location 1.10.07.06. Pododermatitis septica circumscripta abaxialis Page 8 of 20 acute diffuse non-purulent inflammation of the corium of the claws chronic diffuse non-purulent inflammation of the corium of the claws corns distortion of pedal or coronar joint pedal bone fracture circumscribed purulent inflammation of the corium of the claws diffuse purulent inflammation of the corium of the claws circumscribed chronic purulent and necrotizing inflammation of the corium of the claws circumscribed chronic purulent and necrotizing inflammation of the corium of the claws at the toe sole ulcers in the typical location; circumscribed chronic purulent and necrotizing inflammation of the corium of the claws between heel and sole horn close to the axial wall, mainly in the outer claws of the hind limbs sole ulcers in atypical location; circumscribed chronic purulent and necrotizing inflammation of the corium of the claws neither at the toe nor in the typical location (i.e. between heel and sole horn close to the axial wall, mainly in the outer claws of the hind limbs) circumscribed infectious purulent inflammation of the corium underlying the wall horn with separation of parts of the claw walls Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) 15 October 2013 Code 1.10.07.07. Technical term Necrosis interdigitalis (interdigital necrosis) 1.10.07.08. 1.10.07.08.01. Digital phlegmon Coronary digital phlegmon 1.10.07.08.02. 1.10.07.08.03. Heel phlegmon Interdigital phlegmon 1.10.07.09. Heel erosion 1.10.07.10. Dermatitis digitalis (digital dermatitis) 1.10.07.11. Dermatitis interdigitalis (interdigital dermatitis, IDD) 1.10.07.12. Necrosis of the distal phalanx 1.10.07.13. 1.10.07.14. Necrosis of the distal end of the deep digital flexor tendon Purulent inflammation of the common digital flexor tendon sheath 1.10.07.15. 1.10.07.16. 1.10.08. 1.10.09. Purulent inflammation of the distal interdigital joint Purulent inflammation of the proximal interphalangeal joint Amputation of claws Resection of the distal end of the deep digital flexor tendon 1.10.10. 1.10.11. Resection of the distal interphalangeal joint Not fixable in claw treatment crush because of medical reasons 1.10.99. 1.11. 1.11.00. Other disorders of the claws Diseases of the central nervous system and the sensory organs Examination of the central nervous system and the sensory organs 1.11.01. Inherited diseases of the central nervous system and the sensory organs Malformation of the central nervous system and the sensory organs 1.11.02. 1.11.02.01. 1.11.02.02. 1.11.02.03. 1.11.02.04. 1.11.02.05. 1.11.03. 1.11.04. 1.11.05. 1.11.05.01. 1.11.05.01.01. 1.11.05.01.02. 1.11.06. 1.11.06.01. 1.11.06.01.01. 1.11.06.01.02. 1.11.07. 1.11.07.01. 1.11.07.02. 1.11.07.03. 1.11.07.04. 1.11.07.05. 1.11.07.06. 1.11.07.07. 1.11.07.08. 1.11.07.08.01. 1.11.07.08.02. 1.11.07.08.03. Hydrocephalus Cerebellar hypoplasia (hypoplasia of the cerebellum) Microphthalmia Dermoid Strabismus convergens congenitus (congenital convergent strabismus) Tumors of the central nervous system and the sensory organs Injuries of the central nervous system and the sensory organs Diseases of the brain Meningoencephalitis Sporadic bovine encephalomyelitis Syndrome relating to abscess at the base of the brain Diseases of the spinal cord Myelitis Meningoencephalomyelitis purulenta (purulent meningoencephalomyelitis) Cauda equina neuritis (paralysis of tail muscles and sphincter muscles of anus and urinary bladder) Eye diseases Conjunctivitis Keratitis Iridocyclitis (anterior uveitis) Chorioiditis Cataracta lentis Amaurosis Ablatio retinae (ablation of the retina) Diseases of the eye bulb Strabismus Nystagmus Protrusio bulbi (exophthalmus) Page 9 of 20 Section Diagnoses Synonyms; explanations interdigital necrobacillosis, foul (foul of the foot), foot-rot; infectious purulent and necrotizing inflammation of interdigital tissue panaritium; digital inflammatory edema coronary panaritium; digital inflammatory edema along the coronary band heel panaritium; digital inflammatory edema at the heels footrot, interdigital panaritium; inflammatory edema in the interdigital space slurry heel; necrosis of horn at the heels and in the rear third of the sole hairy warts (papillomateous digital dermatitis, PDD), Mortellaro disease; infectious inflammation of the digital skin with epidermal lesions of strawberry-like appearance stable foot-rot, scald (foot scald); infectious inflammation of the skin in the interdigital cleft toe necrosis, osteomyelitis of distal phalanx; degradation of the pedal bone surgical removal of the distal end of the deep digital flexor tendon surgical removal of the distal interphalangeal joint "Hereford disease"; underdevelopment of the cerebellum inherited underdevelopment of the eye congenital esotropia, congenital convergent squint inflammation of the brain and the meninges inflammation of the spinal cord purulent inflammation of the brain, the spinal cord and the meninges inflammation of the conjunctiva inflammation of the cornea inflammation of the uvea inflammation of the chorioid membrane opacity of the lens complete blindness detachment of the retina squint nystagmoid movement of the globe protrusion of the eye bulb Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) 15 October 2013 Section Diagnoses Code 1.11.07.08.04. 1.11.07.08.05. 1.11.07.09. 1.11.07.10. 1.11.08. 1.11.08.01. 1.11.08.02. 1.11.08.03. 1.11.08.04. 1.11.99. Technical term Synonyms; explanations Enophthalamus retraction of the eye bulb Panophthalmia inflammation of all parts of the eye Exenteratio bulbi (surgical removal of the eye bulb) Evisceratio (surgical removal of the eye) Ear diseases Othematom (ear hematoma) Otitis externa (external otitis) inflammation of the ear canal / outer auditory meatus Otitis media inflammation of the middle ear Otitis interna inflammation of the inner ear Other disorders of the central nervous system and the sensory organs 1.12. 1.12.00. 1.12.01. 1.12.02. 1.12.03. 1.12.04. 1.12.04.01. 1.12.05. 1.12.06. 1.12.06.01. 1.12.06.02. 1.12.06.03. 1.12.06.04. 1.12.06.05. 1.12.06.06. 1.12.07. 1.12.07.01. Diseases of the udder (other than mastitis) Examination of the udder with no abnormality detected Inherited diseases of the udder Malformations of the udder Atrophy of the udder Deformations of the udder Abnormal shape of the udder Tumors of the udder Injuries of the udder Udder hematoma Teat injuries Injuries of the body of the mammary gland Foreign material in the mammary gland Teat fistula Teat end hyperkeratosis Diseases of the skin and subcutis of the udder Udder exanthema (symptomatic skin rash at the udder) 1.12.07.01.01. 1.12.07.01.02. 1.12.07.02. 1.12.07.02.01. Nutritional udder exanthema Allergic udder exanthema Udder eczema Udder acne 1.12.07.03. 1.12.07.03.01. Dermatitis uberis (dermatitis at the udder) Dermatitis at the lateral udder and the medial thigh 1.12.07.03.02. Dermatitis at the medial forequarters of the udder 1.12.07.03.03. Udder furunculosis 1.12.07.03.04. 1.12.07.04. 1.12.07.04.01. Pseudocowpox (paravaccinia) Udder edema Prepartal udder edema 1.12.07.04.02. Chronic udder edema (recurrent udder edema) 1.12.08. 1.12.08.01. Disturbance of milk flow Bloody milk 1.12.08.02. 1.12.08.03. 1.12.08.03.01. 1.12.08.03.02. 1.12.08.03.03. 1.12.09. 1.12.99. 1.13. 1.13.01. 1.13.01.01. 1.13.01.02. 1.13.01.03. Failure of milk ejection Disorders of the ducts of the udder Galactophoritis Teat stenosis Disorders of the streak canal of the teat Teat endoscopy Other disorders of the udder (except mastitis) Mastitis (inflammation of the mammary gland) Mastitis - descriptive Disturbance of milk secretion Mastitis catarrhalis acuta (acute catarrhal mastitis) Mastitis catarrhalis chronica (chronic catarrhal mastitis) skin rash at the udder accompanying an eruptive disease or fever feeding-related skin rash at the udder allergic skin rash at the udder idiopathic skin rash at the udder udder impetigo; purulent inflammation of hair follicles and sebaceous glands at the udder inflammation of the skin at the udder intertrigo, lateral udder sores; necrotic inflammation of the skin at the lateral aspects of the udder and the medial aspect of the thigh anterior udder sores; necrotic inflammation of the skin at the anterior portion of the udder between the forequarters and adjacent abdominal skin disseminated deep purulent inflammation of hair follicles and sebaceous glands at the udder "milker's nodes"; infection with Parapoxvirus bovis 2 accumulation of serous fluid in the udder tissue udder edema before parturition, calving-related accumulation of serous fluid in the udder tissue chronic and repeated accumulation of serous fluid in the udder tissue blood-contamination of milk due to intra-mammary rupture of blood vessels Page 10 of 20 inflammation of the ducts of the udder stenoses in the ducts of the udder mastitis by type of inflammatory signs non-infectious increase of somatic cells in the milk Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) Code 1.13.01.04. 15 October 2013 Section Diagnoses 1.13.02. Synonyms; explanations inflammation of the mammary gland with bleeding and bloodadmixture to the milk Mastitis necrotica (necrotizing mastitis) inflammation of the mammary gland with tissue necrosis and admixture of putrid tissue to the milk Mastitis apostematosa (purulent mastitis) inflammation of the mammary gland with abscess formation and purulent tissue degradation Mastitis interstitialis non purulenta (non-purulent interstitial mastitis) non-purulent inflammation of the connective tissue of the mammary gland Mastitis granulomatosa (granulomatous mastitis) inflammation of the mammary gland with granulomatous tissue degradation Mastitis phlegmonosa / Mastitis acuta gravis (phlegmonous mastitis) severe inflammation of the mammary gland with necrosis of secretory tissue and extensive accumulation of serous fluid in the udder Mastitis catarrhalis subclinica (subclinical mastitis) infectious inflammation of the mammary gland without clinical signs Mastitis - etiological Inflammation of the udder - with isolation of pathogenic agents 1.13.02.01. 1.13.02.01.01. 1.13.02.01.02. 1.13.02.01.03. 1.13.02.01.04. 1.13.02.02. 1.13.02.02.01. 1.13.02.02.02. Mastitis with isolation of Streptococci (Sc.) Mastitis with isolation of Sc. agalactiae (ScB) Mastitis with isolation of Sc. dysgalactiae (ScC) Mastitis with isolation of Sc. uberis (ScE) Mastitis with isolation of other Streptococci Mastitis with isolation of Micrococci Mastitis with isolation of Staphylococcus aureus (St. aureus) Mastitis with isolation of coagulase-negative Staphylococci (KNS) 1.13.02.02.03. 1.13.02.03. 1.13.02.03.01. 1.13.02.03.02. 1.13.02.03.03. 1.13.02.04. Mastitis with isolation of other Micrococci Mastitis with isolation of Enterobacteria Mastitis with isolation of Escherichia coli (E. coli) Mastitis with isolation of Klebsiellae Mastitis with isolation of other Enterobacteria Mastitis with isolation of Arcanobacterium pyogenes (A. pyogenes) 1.13.02.05. 1.13.02.06. 1.13.02.06.01. Mastitis with isolation of Pseudomonas aeroginosa Mastitis with isolation of Mycobacteria (Mycobacterium spp.) Udder tuberculosis 1.13.02.06.02. Atypic mycobacteriosis 1.13.02.07. 1.13.02.08. 1.13.02.09. 1.13.02.10. 1.13.02.11. 1.13.99. 2. 2.01. 2.01.00. 2.01.01. 2.01.02. 2.01.02.01. 2.01.02.02. 2.01.02.03. 2.01.02.04. 2.01.02.05. 2.01.03. 2.01.04. 2.01.05. 2.01.05.01. 2.01.06. 2.01.06.01. Mastitis with isolation of Nocardiae Mastitis with isolation of Mycoplasmae Mastitis with isolation of yeasts Mastitis with isolation of Protothecae (Algae mastitis) Mastitis with isolation of other pathogenic agents Other inflammations of the udder Reproduction disorders in females Diseases of the female reproductive system Examination of the female reproductive system with no abnormality detected Inherited diseases of the female reproductive system Malformations of the female reproductive system Freemartinism Genital malformations in females Infantilism in females Tissue junctions in the vagina Hypoplasia of the ovaries underdevelopment of the ovaries Tumors of the female reproductive system Injuries of the female reproductive system Diseases of the vulva Insufficient closure of the vulva Diseases of the vagina Pneumovagina accumulation of air in the vagina due to insufficient closure 2.01.06.02. 2.01.06.03. 2.01.07. Prolaps vaginae (vaginal prolapse) Vaginitis Diseases of the cervix uteri 1.13.01.05. 1.13.01.06. 1.13.01.07. 1.13.01.08. 1.13.01.09. 1.13.01.10. Technical term Mastitis haemorrhagica (hemorrhagic mastitis) inflammation of the mammary gland after infection with Mycobacterium bovis or Mycobacterium tuberculosis inflammation of the mammary gland after infection with atypic Mycobacteria, e.g., of M. avium group inflammation of the vagina diseases of the neck of the uterus Page 11 of 20 Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) 15 October 2013 Section Diagnoses Code 2.01.07.01. 2.01.08. 2.01.09. 2.01.09.01. 2.01.10. 2.01.99. 2.02. 2.02.00. Technical term Cervicitis Diseases of the uterus Diseases of the fallopian tube / oviduct Salpingitis Diseases of the ovaries Other disorders of the female reproductive system Pregnancy disorders Examination for pregnancy disorders with no abnormality detected Synonyms; explanations inflammation of the cervix 2.02.01. 2.02.01.01. 2.02.01.01.01. Disorders of the fetal membranes and the amniotic fluid Hydrops amnii et allantii (hydrops of amnion and allantois) Hydrallantois effusion of fluid in and between fetal membranes effusion of fluid in the allantois, i.e. the fetal urinary bladder 2.02.01.01.02. Hydramnion effusion of fluid in the amnion, i.e. the inner fetal membrane 2.02.02. 2.02.02.01. 2.02.02.01.01. 2.02.02.01.02. 2.02.02.01.03. 2.02.02.01.04. 2.02.02.02. 2.02.02.02.01. 2.02.02.02.02. Disorders of embryonal and fetal development Premature termination of pregnancy (reproductive loss) Embryonic death Fetal mummification Fetal maceration Fetal emphysema Abortion Abortus immaturus (early abortion) Abortus praematurus (late abortion) 2.02.02.03. 2.02.03. 2.02.99. 2.03. Graviditatis prolongata (prolonged gestation) Termination of pregnancy Other disorders of pregnancy Diseases related to calving 2.03.00. 2.03.01. Examination for calving-related diseases with no abnormality detected Parturition disorders 2.03.01.01. Dystocia 2.03.01.01.01. Absolute oversize of the calf 2.03.01.01.02. Relative oversize of the calf 2.03.01.02. Stillbirth 2.03.01.03. Teratism 2.03.01.04. Calf with anomalies 2.03.02. Labour disorders 2.03.02.01. Bradytocia (tedious labour) 2.03.02.02. Excessive labour 2.03.03. Narrowness of the female reproductive tract 2.03.04. Preterm rupture of the fetal membranes 2.03.05. Irregular position of the calf 2.03.05.01. Irregular posture of the calf 2.03.05.02. Irregular position of the calf 2.03.05.03. Irregular presentation of the calf 2.03.06. Uterine diseases related to calving 2.03.06.01. Torsio uteri (uterine torsion) inflammation of the fallopian duct / oviduct reproductive loss until day 50 of pregnancy reproductive loss with desiccated fetus reproductive loss with macerated fetus reproductive loss with putrid gas accumulation abortion before day 210 of pregnancy premature calving; abortion after day 210 of pregnancy duration of pregnancy > 290 days calving difficulties delivery of a dead calf deviation from extended posture, i.e. calf lying with flexed extremities deviation from upper position, i.e. calf not lying with vertebral axis up deviation from anterior or posterior presentation, i.e. no parallelism of longitudinal axes of cow and calf Page 12 of 20 Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) 15 October 2013 Section Diagnoses Code 2.03.07. Technical term Obstetric intervention Synonyms; explanations 2.03.08. Medical induction of labour 2.03.09. Fetotomy 2.03.10. Sectio caesarea 2.03.99. Other calving disorders 2.04. 2.04.00. 2.04.01. 2.04.01.01. 2.04.01.02. 2.04.01.03. 2.04.01.04. 2.04.01.05. 2.04.02. 2.04.03. 2.04.04. 2.04.05. Disorders in the postpartal period Puerperal control with no abnormality detected Calving-related injuries of the reproductive system Calving-related injuries of the vulva Calving-related injuries of the vagina Calving-related injuries of the cervix Calving-related injuries of the uterus Perineal laceration Prolaps uteri (uterine prolapse) Retentio secundinarum (retained placenta) Atonia uteri (atony of the uterus) Puerperal diseases 2.04.05.01. 2.04.05.02. 2.04.05.03. Lochiometra Metritis Puerperal poisoning postpartum secretion retention inflammation of all layers of the uterine wall infection of the lochia with fever and general signs of disease 2.04.05.04. 2.04.99. 2.05. 2.05.00. 2.05.01. 2.05.01.01. 2.05.01.01.01. Puerperal septicemia Other puerperal disorders Female infertility Control of oestrus cycle with no abnormality detected Uterine infertility Endometritis E1 Endometritis catarrhalis (catarrhal endometritis) general infection due to infection of the lochia 2.05.01.01.02. E2 Endometritis mucopurulenta (mucopurulent endometritis) 2.05.01.01.03. E3 Endometritis purulenta (purulent endometritis) 2.05.01.01.04. 2.05.02. 2.05.02.01. 2.05.02.01.01. 2.05.02.01.02. 2.05.02.01.03. 2.05.02.01.03.01. 2.05.02.01.03.02. 2.05.02.01.03.03. 2.05.02.01.04. 2.05.02.01.04.01. 2.05.02.01.04.02. 2.05.02.01.05. 2.05.02.02. 2.05.02.03. 2.05.02.04. 2.05.02.04.01. 2.05.02.04.02. 2.05.02.04.03. 2.05.02.05. 2.05.02.06. 2.05.02.07. 2.05.03. 2.05.04. 2.99. E4 Pyometra Ovarial infertility Disturbance of the ovarial reproductive cycle Acyclia Anaphrodisia / Anoestria Irregular interoestrus intervals Shortened interoestrus intervals Prolonged interoestrus intervals Irregular interestrus intervals Abnormal ovulations Delay of ovulation Anovulatory oestrus cycle Other disturbances of the oestrus cycle Nymphomania Virilism Ovarial cysts Follicular cystic ovary disease Luteal cystic ovary disease Cystic ovarian degeneration Corpus luteum persistens (persisting corpus luteum) Atrophy of the ovaries Dystrophy of the ovaries Examination due to infertility Treatment due to infertility Other disturbances of female fertility Page 13 of 20 retained fetal membranes disturbance of regeneration of the female reproductive tract after calving during clinical puerperium, i.e. until day 21 p.p. infertility related to changes in the uterus inflammation of the mucus membranes of the uterus catarrhal inflammation of the mucus membranes of the uterus mucopurulent inflammation of the mucus membranes of the uterus purulent inflammation of the mucus membranes of the uterus pus-filled lumen of the uterus infertility related to changes in the ovaries absence of heat with inactive ovaries silent heat; absence of heat with active ovaries interoestrus intervals < 19 days interoestrus intervals > 23 days masculinization of cows cystic ovary disease delayed regression of corpus luteum Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) Code 3. 3.00. 3.01. 3.01.01. 3.01.02. 3.01.03. 3.01.04. 3.02. 3.02.01. 3.03. 3.03.01. 3.03.02. 3.04. 3.05. 3.05.01. 3.05.02. 3.05.03. 3.05.04. 3.06. 3.06.01. 3.06.02. 3.06.02.01. 3.06.02.02. 3.06.03. 3.06.04. 3.06.05. 3.06.06. 3.06.07. 3.07. 3.07.01. 3.07.02. 3.07.03. 3.07.04. 3.07.04.01. 3.07.04.02. 3.07.05. 3.08. 3.08.01. 3.09. 3.09.01. 3.10. 3.10.00. 3.10.01. 3.10.02. 3.99. 4. 4.01. 4.01.01. 4.01.02. 4.02. 4.02.01. 4.02.02. 4.02.03. 4.02.04. 4.02.05. 4.02.05.01. 4.02.05.02. 4.02.06. 4.02.07. 4.02.08. 15 October 2013 Technical term Reproduction disorders in males Examination of the male reproductive system with no abnormality detected Inherited diseases of the male reproductive system Cryptorchidism Testicular hypoplasia (hypoplasia of testes) Anomalies of spermatozoa Wolffian duct aplasia Malformations of the male reproductive system Frenulum praeputii persistens (persistent preputial frenulum) Tumors of the male reproductive system Sertoli cell tumor Leydig cell tumor Injuries of the male reproductive system Diseases of the preputium Phimosis Preputial inflammation Paraphimosis Preputial prolaps Diseases of the penis Penis hypoplasia Penis inflammation Balanopostitis Bleeding during erection Penis prolaps Penis paralysis Penis hematoma Penis bending Penis fracture Testicular diseases Orchitis Degeneration of the testes Fibrosis of the testes Underdevelopment of the testes Hypoplasia of the testes Aplasia of the testes Castration Epididymal diseases Epididymitis Scrotal diseases Inflammation of the scrotum Impotentia (male infertility) Virility control with no abnormality detected Impotentia generandi Impotentia coeundi Other male reproductive disorders Infectious disease and other microbe-related diseases (except local infections of udder and claws) Prion diseases BSE = Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy Other prion diseases Viral infections (except local infections of udder and claws) Rotavirus infection Coronavirus infection Parvovirus infection PI = Parainfluenza (infection with Parainfluenza 3 virus) BVD / MD = Bovine Virusdiarrhea / Mucosal Disease BVD = Bovine Virusdiarrhea MD = Mucosal disease BMCF = Bovine malignant catarrhal fever Adenovirus infection Infection with BRSV = Bovine respiratory syncytialvirus Page 14 of 20 Section Diagnoses Synonyms; explanations incomplete descent of testicles into the scrotum failure of development of male reproductive ducts permanent tissue connection between glans penis and preputium preputial constriction underdevelopment of the penis inflammation of the testes inflammation of the epididymes lack of fertile semen erection disturbance Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) 15 October 2013 Code 4.02.09. 4.02.09.01. 4.02.09.02. 4.02.09.03 4.02.10. Technical term Infection with BHV1 = Bovine herpes virus 1 IBR = Infectious bovine rhinotracheitis IPV = Infectious pustular vulvovaginitis IBP = Infectious balanoposthitis Papillomatosis 4.02.11. Cowpox 4.02.12. 4.02.13. 4.02.14. 4.02.15. 4.02.16. FMS = Foot-and-mouth disease Stomatitis vesicularis (vesicular stomatitis) Stomatitis papulosa Aujeszky's disease (Pseudorabies) EBL = Enzootic bovine leukosis / leukemia 4.02.17. 4.02.18. 4.02.19. 4.02.20. 4.02.99. 4.03. 4.03.01. 4.03.01.01. 4.03.01.02. 4.03.02. 4.03.03. 4.03.03.01. 4.03.03.02. 4.03.03.03. 4.03.03.04. 4.03.04. Rabies BT = Bluetongue Rinderpest Schmallenberg virus infection Other virus infections Bacterial infections (except local bacterial infections of udder and claws) Escherichia coli infection Coli septicemia Coli diarrhoea Yersinia enterocolitica infection Salmonellosis Salmonella dublin infection Salmonella typhimurium infection Salmonella enteridis infection Other Salmonella infections Paratuberkulosis (Johne disease) 4.03.05. 4.03.05.01. Pasteurellosis Acute pasteurellosis 4.03.05.02. Chronic pasteurellosis 4.03.06. 4.03.07. 4.03.08. 4.03.08.01. Infection with streptococcus pneumoniae Mycoplasma infection Infection with arcanobacterium pyogenes Pyobacillosis 4.03.08.02. 4.03.09. 4.03.09.01. Uterine infection with Arcanobacterium pyogenes Infection with Staphylococci Acne due to infection with Staphylococci 4.03.09.02. Furunculosis due to infection with staphylococcus spp. 4.03.10. Actinobacillosis 4.03.11. Actinomycosis 4.03.12. Infection with fusobacterium necropherum / bacteroides nodosus 4.03.12.01. Necrobacillosis 4.03.12.02. Calf diphtheria 4.03.13. 4.03.13.01. Diseases caused by Clostridia Blackleg 4.03.13.02. Braxy Section Diagnoses Synonyms; explanations infectious penoposthitis cutaneous and mucosal warts due to papilloma virus infection cowpox and vaccinia; diseases caused by orthopox virus infections bovine lymphadenosis, lymphosarcomatosis; diseases after infection with BLV = bovine leucosis / leukemia virus general disease due to infection with Escherichia coli diarrhoea due to infection with Escherichia coli disease caused by infection with Salmonella spp. intestinal disease after infection with Mycobacterium paratuberculosis shipping fever, transit fever; infection with Pasteurella spp. haemorrhagic septicaemia; severe general disease caused by infection with Pasteurella multocida chronic inflammatory changes of pleura and lungs due to infection with Pasteurella spp. abscess formation after infection with Arcanobacterium pyogenes purulent inflammation of hair follicles and sebaceous glands due to Staphylococcus infection disseminated deep purulent inflammation of hair follicles and sebaceous glands due to Staphylococcus infection wooden tongue; granulomatous inflammation due to infection with Actinobacillus lignieresi, mainly affecting soft tissue like tongue lumpy jaw; granulomatous inflammation due to infection with Actinomyces bovis, mainly affecting mandible and maxilla bones purulent and necrotizing inflammation of organs due to infection with Fusobacterium necrophorum purulent and necrotizing inflammation of oral and/or laryngeal mucus membranes due to infection with Fusobacterium necrophorum in calves Clostridium infections and intoxications blackquarter; fluid and gas accumulation in muscles after infection with Clostridium chauvoei fluid and gas accumulation in muscles and connective tissue after infection with Clostridium septicum Page 15 of 20 Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) 15 October 2013 Section Diagnoses Code 4.03.13.03. Technical term Malignant edema Synonyms; explanations fluid and gas accumulation in muscles and connective tissue after infection with Clostridium novyi and Clostridium perfringens 4.03.13.04. Gas edema disease 4.03.13.05. Infectious necrotic hepatitis (black disease) 4.03.13.06. Clostridium perfringens enterotoxaemia 4.03.13.07. Tetanus fluid and gas accumulation in tissue after mixed infections with gas-producing bacteria liver necroses and severe general signs of disease after infection with Clostridium novyi intestinal inflammations caused by toxins of Clostridium perfringens convulsive disease after wound infection with Clostridium tetani 4.03.13.08. Botulism paralytic disease caused by toxins of Clostridium botulinum 4.03.14. 4.03.14.01. Moraxella bovis infection IBK = Infectious bovine keratoconjunctivitis 4.03.15. 4.03.16. Corynebacterium renale infection TEME = Thromboembolic meningoencephalitis 4.03.17. 4.03.17.01. Campylobacter infection Enzootic Campylobacter abortion 4.03.17.02. Campylobacter enteritis (winter dysentery) 4.03.18. 4.03.18.01. 4.03.18.02. Chlamydia infection Epizootic bovine abortion Chlamydia bronchopneumonia 4.03.18.03. Chlamydia polyarthritis 4.03.18.04. 4.03.19. 4.03.20. Sporadic encephalomyelitis Infection with Erysipelothrix rusiopathiae Nocardiosis 4.03.21. 4.03.22. 4.03.23. Listeriosis Leptospirosis Coxiellosis (Query fever) 4.03.24. Anthrax 4.03.25. Tuberculosis pink eye; contagious inflammation of cornea and conjunctiva of the eye after infection with Moraxella bovis and/or other microbes thromboembolic disease with neurological signs after infection with Haemophilus somnus venereal campylobacteriosis, bovine genital campylobacteriosis, vibriosis genitalis; abortion after mucosal infection of female reproductive tract with Campylobacter fetus ssp. venerealis winter scours, vibrionic enteritis; dysentery after infection with Campylobacter spp. abortion after infection with Chlamydophila psittaci inflammation of bronchial tubes and lungs after infection with Chlamydia inflammation of multiple joints after infection with Chlamydia purulent inflammations with granuloma formation after infection with Nocardia spp. diseases after infection with Listeria monocytogenes diseases after infection with Leptospira spp. Queensland fever, Q-fever; diseases after infections with Coxiella burnetii severe hemorrhagic disease after infection with Bacillus anthracis 4.03.99. 4.04. diseases after infections with Mycobacterium bovis and Mycobacterium tuberculosis Brucellosis diseases and abortion after infection with Brucella abortus Pleuropneumonia contagiosa (contagious bovine pleuropneumonia) severe inflammation of pleura and lungs after infection with Mycoplasma mycoides ssp. mycoides Other bacterial infections Mycoses (fungal infections except local infections of udder and claws) 4.04.01. Trichophytia (dermatophytosis) 4.04.02. 4.04.03. 4.04.99. 4.05. 4.05.01. Aspergillosis Candidosis, Candidiasis Other mycoses Mycotoxicoses Ergotism (ergot poisoning) 4.05.02. Aflatoxicosis (aflatoxin poisoning) 4.05.03. 4.05.04. 4.05.05. 4.05.06. Aspergillotoxicosis (aspergillus poisoning) Stachybotryotoxicosis Fusariotoxicosis Rust poisoning 4.05.07. Smut poisoning 4.05.99. Other mycotoxicoses 4.03.26. 4.03.27. ringworm; mycotic skin disease after infection with Trichophyton verrucosum diseases after infection with Aspergillus spp. diseases after infection with Candida albicans diseases caused by mycotoxins diseases caused by ingestion of mycotoxins of Claviceps purpurea diseases caused by mycotoxin Aflatoxin prodcued by Aspergillus spp. and Penicillium spp. diseases caused by mycotoxins of Aspergillus diseases caused by mycotoxins of Stachybotrys alternans diseases caused by mycotoxins of Fusarium spp. diseases caused by rust mycotoxins, mainly of Puccinia spp. diseases caused by smut mycotoxins of Tilletia spp. and Ustilago spp. Page 16 of 20 Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) Code 4.99. 15 October 2013 Section Diagnoses 5.02.03. Technical term Synonyms; explanations Other infectious diseases and microbe-related diseases (except local infections of udder and claws) Parasitoses (parasite infestations) Protozoal infections (infestation with parasitical protozoae) Trichomoniasis bovis (trichomonadosis bovis) infection with tritrichomonas foetus Coccidiosis dysenteria coccidiosa, coccidial gastroenteritis; infection with Eimeria species from order Coccidia Cryptosporidiosis infection with Cryptosporidium spp. Toxoplasmosis infection with Toxoplasma gondii Sarcosporidiosis (sarcocystosis) muscle cysts of Sarcocystsis species Piroplasmosis, i.e. babesiosis (redwater) and theileriosis diseases caused by Piroplasma infection, i.e. infections with Babesia spp. and Theileria spp. Other protozoal infections Helminth infestations Trematode infestations Fasciolosis (fascioliasis) infections with Fasciola hepatica (and other trematodes of genus Fasciola) Dicrocoeliosis infections with Dicrocoelium dendriticum Paramphistomatosis stomach fluke disease, intestinal amphistomiosis; infections with Paramphistomum species Anoplocephalidosis and Monieziosis infections with tapeworms species Anaplocephala and Moniezia 5.02.04. Cysticercosis, i.e. echinococcosis and coenurosis 5. 5.01. 5.01.01. 5.01.02. 5.01.03. 5.01.04. 5.01.05. 5.01.06. 5.01.99. 5.02. 5.02.01. 5.02.01.01. 5.02.01.02. 5.02.02. 5.03.02. diseases caused by cysticerus of tapeworms species Echinococcus und Taenia Dictyocaulosis / Bronchopneumonia verminosa (parasitic bronchitis) husk, hoose; inflammation of bronchi and lungs due to infection with Dictyocaulus viviparus Strongyloidosis infection with Strongyloides species Trichostrongylidosis gastroenteral Strongylidosis; infections with gastroenteral nematodes Nematodirosis infection with Nematodirus species Haemonchosis infection with Haemonchus species Ostertagiosis infection with Ostertagia species Trichostrongylosis infection with Trichostrongylus species Cooperiosis infection with Cooperia species Oesophagostomosis infection with Oesophagostomum species Bunostomosis (hookworm infection) infection with Bunostomum species Other helminth infestations Arthropode infestations Tick infestations infestation with ixodic ticks (Ixodidae) and argasid ticks (Argasidae) Demodicosis demodectic mite infestation; infestation with Demodex bovis 5.03.03. 5.03.04. 5.03.04.01. Trombidiosis (trombidiasis) Scabies Sarcoptic scabies infestation with Neotrombicula autumnalis mange; infections with scabies mites sarcoptic mange, head scabies; infection with burrowing mites 5.03.04.02. Psoroptic scabies psoroptic mange, body scabies; infection with sucking mites 5.03.04.03. Chorioptic scabies 5.03.05. Pediculosis 5.03.06. 5.03.07. 5.03.08. 5.03.09. 5.03.10. Trichodektosis Simuliosis Infestation with tabanidae and muscidae Myiasis Hypodermatosis chorioptic mange, tail and feet scabies; infection with surface mites sucking lice infestation; infestation with Haematopinus eurysternus = short-nosed sucking lice and Linognathus vituli = long-nosed sucking lice infestations with Bovicola bovis infestations with Simulium spp. 5.03.99. 5.99. 6. 6.00. Other arthropod infestations Other parasitoses Metabolic diseases and deficiencies Examination for metabolic diseases and deficiencies with no abnormality detected Disturbances of energy, carbohydrate and fat metabolism Hyperketonemia / acetonemia 5.02.05. 5.02.06. 5.02.07. 5.02.07.01. 5.02.07.02. 5.02.07.03. 5.02.07.04. 5.02.07.05. 5.02.08. 5.02.09. 5.02.99. 5.03. 5.03.01. 6.01. 6.01.01. diseases caused by larvae of flies warble disease; diseases caused by infections with larvae of Hypoderminae flies Page 17 of 20 increased content of keton bodies in the blood Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) 15 October 2013 Code 6.01.02. Technical term Ketosis 6.01.02.01. Primary ketosis 6.01.02.01.01 Subclinical primary ketosis 6.01.02.01.02. Manifest primary ketosis 6.01.02.02. Secondary ketosis 6.01.02.02.01. Subclinical secondary ketosis 6.01.02.02.02. Manifest secondary ketosis 6.01.03. 6.01.03.01. Lipidosis hepatis / Steatosis hepatis (fatty liver syndrome) Hepatic coma 6.01.04. 6.01.04.01. Adipositas Fat cow syndrome 6.01.05. 6.01.05.01. 6.01.06. Excessive loss of weight Thin pregnant cow syndrome Paralytic myoglobinuria 6.01.99. Other disturbances of energy, carbohydrate and fat metabolism 6.02. 6.02.99. 6.03. 6.03.01. 6.03.01.01. Disturbances of protein metabolism Other disturbances of protein metabolism Disturbances of mineral balance Disturbances of calcium and phosphorus balance Parturient paresis (milk fever) 6.03.01.01.01. Typical parturient paresis / Stages 1 and 2 of parturient paresis 6.03.01.01.02. Parturient coma / Stage 3 of parturient paresis 6.03.01.01.03. Atypical parturient paresis 6.03.01.01.04. Downer cow syndrome 6.03.01.01.05. Lactation paresis 6.03.01.02. Osteopathies (bone diseases) due to disturbances of calcium and phosphorus balance Rickets of calves Osteomalacia of the dairy cow Osteoporosis of the fattening bull Epiphysiolysis distalis ossium metacarpalium seu metatarsalium (metacarpal or metatarsal epiphysiolysis) Rupture of the gastrocnemius muscle or tendon (Achilles tendon rupture) due to disturbances of calcium and phosphorus balance 6.03.01.02.01. 6.03.01.02.02. 6.03.01.02.03. 6.03.01.02.04. 6.03.01.02.05. 6.03.01.02.06. Osteochondrosis et Osteoarthrosis 6.03.02. 6.03.02.01. Disturbances of magnesium balance Hypomagnesemic tetany Section Diagnoses Synonyms; explanations slow fever; disturbance of carbohydrate metabolism with increased content of ketone bodies in the blood primary disturbance of carbohydrate metabolism with increased content of ketone bodies and reduced content of glucose in the blood primary disturbance of carbohydrate metabolism with increased content of ketone bodies and reduced content of glucose in the blood without accompanying signs of disease primary disturbance of carbohydrate metabolism with increased content of ketone bodies and reduced content of glucose in the blood with accompanying signs of disease secondary, i.e. in connection with other disease occurring, disturbance of carbohydrate metabolism with increased content of ketone bodies and reduced content of glucose in the blood secondary, i.e. in connection with other disease occurring, disturbance of carbohydrate metabolism with increased content of ketone bodies and reduced content of glucose in the blood without accompanying signs of disease secondary, i.e. in connection with other disease occurring, disturbance of carbohydrate metabolism with increased content of ketone bodies and reduced content of glucose in the blood with accompanying signs of disease fatty infiltration and degeneration of the liver severe disturbance of energy metabolism with hepatic failure lipomobilization syndrome; disturbance of energy metabolism with excessive fat utilization in energetically undernourished, fat cows excessive loss of weight in late gestation disturbance of carbohydrate metabolism with signs of paralysis and urinary excretion of myoglobin permanent recumbency of the dairy cow with reduced calcium and phosphorus content of the blood hypocalcemic parturient paresis; recumbency after calving with reduced calcium and phosphorus content of the blood and without or with reduced responsiveness recumbency after calving with reduced calcium and phosphorus content of the blood and severely reduced responsiveness recumbency after calving of unknown cause without reduced responsiveness recumbency after calving without response to therapeutic calcium infusion recumbency of the lactating cow unrelated to calving with reduced calcium content of the blood loosing of the distal ends of bones in the metacarpus or metatarsus degenerative changes in joint cartilage due to disturbances of calcium and phosphorus balance signs of paralysis with reduced magnesium content of the blood Page 18 of 20 Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) 15 October 2013 Code 6.03.02.01.01. Technical term Hypomagnesemic tetany of calves 6.03.02.01.02. Grass tetany 6.03.02.01.03. Stable tetany 6.03.02.01.04. Transport tetany 6.03.03. 6.03.03.01. 6.03.04. 6.03.04.01. 6.03.05. 6.03.05.01. 6.03.06. 6.03.99. 6.04. 6.04.01. 6.04.01.01. 6.04.02. 6.04.02.01. 6.04.03. 6.04.03.01. 6.04.04. 6.04.05. 6.04.06. 6.04.07. 6.04.99. 6.05. 6.05.01. 6.05.02. 6.05.03. 6.05.04. 6.05.05. 6.05.05.01. Disturbances of sodium balance Sodium deficiency Disturbances of chloride balance Chloride deficiency Disturbances of sulfur balance Sulfur deficiency Disturbances of potassium balance Other disturbances of mineral balance Disturbances of trace element balance Iron deficiency Iron deficiency anemia in calves Copper deficiency Copper deficiency anemia Zinc deficiency Parakeratosis due to zinc deficiency Selenium deficiency Manganese deficiency Iodine deficiency Cobalt deficiency Other disturbances of trace element balance Disturbances of vitamin balance Beta carotine deficiency Vitamin A deficiency (hypovitaminosis A) Vitamin E deficiency Vitamin D deficiency Vitamin B1 deficiency CCN = Cerebrocorticalnecrosis (necrosis of the cerebral cortex) 6.05.06. 6.05.07. 6.05.08. 6.05.99. 6.99. 7. 7.01. 7.01.01. 7.01.02. 7.01.03. 7.02. 7.02.01. 7.02.02. 7.02.03. 7.02.04. 7.02.05. 7.02.06. 7.02.07. 7.02.08. 7.02.09. 7.03. 7.03.01. 7.03.01.01. 7.03.02. 7.03.03. 7.03.04. Vitamin B12 deficiency Biotin deficiency Folic acid deficiency Other disturbances of vitamin balance Other metabolic diseases and deficiencies Poisoning Poisoning with feed contents and additives Sodium chloride poisoning Nitrate / nitrite poisoning Urea poisoning Poisoning with metals, semi-metals and their salts Saturnism Cuprism Selenosis Molybdenosis Mercurialism Iron poisoning Arsenic poisoning Fluorine poisoning Cadmium poisoning Drug poisonings Hypervitaminosis D Calcinosis Hypervitaminosis A Poisoning with esters of phosphoric acid Poisoning with chlorinated carbon hydrides Section Diagnoses Synonyms; explanations hypomagnesaemia with hyperexcitability, muscle spasm and convulsion in suckling calves grass staggers; hyperexcitability, muscle spasm and convulsion with reduced magnesium content of the blood after grazing on lush pastures hyperexcitability, muscle spasm and convulsion with reduced magnesium content of the blood in stabled animals with insufficient nutrional magnesium supply muscle spasm and convulsion with reduced magnesium content of the blood after exhausting transport anemia in suckling calves due to lack of iron anemia due to lack of copper disturbance of keratinization due to lack of zinc provitamin A deficiency polioencephalomalacia; softening and necrosis of the cerebral cortex due to lack of vitamin B1 = thiamine lead poisoning copper poisoning selenium poisoning molybdenum poisoning mercury poisoning excess of vitamin D excess of calcium excess of vitamin A Page 19 of 20 Central Key for Health Data Recording (ICAR) 15 October 2013 Code 7.03.05. 7.04. 7.04.01. 7.04.02. 7.04.03. 7.04.04. 7.04.05. 7.05. 7.06. 7.07. 7.07.01. 7.07.02. 7.08. 7.09. 7.99. 8. 8.01. 8.02. 8.03. 8.04. 8.05. 8.06. 8.07. Technical term Furazolidone poisoning Poisoning with disinfectants Base poisoning Acid poisoning Phenol poisoning Aldehyde poisoning Halogenide poisoning Poisoning with fertilizers Poisoning with herbicides and pesticides Poisoning with phytotoxins and toxic plants Onion poisoning Yew poisoning Poisoning with animal toxins Poisoning with industrial pollutants Other poisonings Behavioral disorders and general findings Illusive sucking Sucking of milk Tongue stereotypies Urine drinking Licking stereotypies Kicking Not fixable in claw treatment crush because of behavioral reasons 8.08. 8.09. 8.10. 8.11. 8.12. 8.13. 8.99. 9. 9.01. 9.02. 9.02.01. Performance depression Poor body development Disturbed digestion Fever Recumbency Diarrhea Other behavioral disorders and general findings Health-related information not representing diagnoses No diagnosis possible Diagnosis not listed in the key Page 20 of 20 Section Diagnoses Synonyms; explanations