GC40.34ICD-11 MMS 2026-01
Complete uterovaginal prolapse
Description
A condition caused by weakness, damage, or stretching of the ligaments between the uterus and the vaginal wall, typically subsequent to childbirth. This condition is characterised by stage 3 descensus of the uterus into the vagina, leading to a bulge and distal prolapse greater than 1 centimetre below the hymen or stage 4 descensus with complete eversion of the total length of the genital tract. This condition may also present with urinary incontinence, sensation of heaviness in the pelvis, or difficulty urinating.
Index terms
- Complete uterovaginal prolapse
- complete uterine prolapse
- complete vaginal prolapse, with uterus
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- procidentia NOS
- procidentia uteri NOS
- uterine procidentia
- Complete uterine prolapse with enterocele
- Complete uterine prolapse with multiple compartment prolapse
- Complete uterovaginal prolapse, Stage III
- complete uterovaginal prolapse, Stage 3
- stage 3 uterovaginal prolapse
- stage III uterine prolapse
- third degree prolapse of uterus
- third degree uterine prolapse
- Complete uterovaginal prolapse, Stage IV
- Stage 4 uterine prolapse
- Stage 4 uterovaginal prolapse
- Stage IV uterine prolapse
- complete uterovaginal prolapse, Stage 4
Exclusions from above levels
Sibling codes
GC40.30– Incomplete uterovaginal prolapseGC40.31– Incomplete uterine prolapse with anterior vaginal wall prolapseGC40.32– Incomplete uterine prolapse with posterior vaginal wall prolapseGC40.33– Incomplete uterine prolapse with anterior and posterior vaginal wall prolapseGC40.35– Complete uterine prolapse with anterior vaginal wall prolapseGC40.36– Complete uterine prolapse with posterior vaginal wall prolapseGC40.37– Complete uterine prolapse with anterior and posterior vaginal wall prolapseGC40.3Z– Uterovaginal prolapse, unspecified
Foundation entity
Complete uterovaginal prolapse – http://id.who.int/icd/entity/545064428
Part of: GC40.3: Uterovaginal prolapse › GC40: Pelvic organ prolapse › 16: Diseases of the genitourinary system