XM6UG7ICD-11 MMS 2026-01
Dichloroethyl sulfide
Index terms
- Dichloroethyl sulfide
Exclusions from above levels
- http://id.who.int/icd/entity/1991139272 – Allergens
XM6S30– Medicaments
Sibling codes
XM0G86– Sternutator gas, not elsewhere classifiedXM0GT6– ChlorineXM0JJ6– HeliumXM0TV9– FormaldehydeXM0YQ4– Ethidium chlorideXM1418– Nonchlorofluorocarbon refrigerant gasXM1663– PolytetrafluoroethyleneXM16X6– Mustard gasXM1947– EthyleneXM1D37– Firedamp, not elsewhere classifiedXM1EM9– Sewer gas, not elsewhere classifiedXM1X11– Carbon monoxideXM2598– Sulfur oxidesXM29D2– Methyl chlorideXM2JX3– Lacrimogenic gasXM3D40– Polyester fumesXM3GS6– Bromine vaporXM3KE4– Cyanic acidXM3NH9– Aerosol spray, not elsewhere classifiedXM4FU5– Methyl mercaptanXM54H2– OzoneXM5EU1– FerrovanadiumXM5LN6– Hydrocarbon gasXM60X6– Oil fumes, not elsewhere classifiedXM61G0– Nerve gas, not elsewhere classifiedXM69M3– Nitrogen oxideXM6QK6– Smog, not elsewhere classifiedXM70H1– DiboraneXM74J0– Iodine vaporXM7FL0– Hydrogen sulfideXM8242– PropyleneXM8XZ6– Carbon dioxideXM8Z33– DiazomethaneXM8ZY7– HydrogenXM91W5– PhosgeneXM9N00– Smoke, not elsewhere classifiedXM9SB2– Fluorine
Foundation entity
Dichloroethyl sulfide – http://id.who.int/icd/entity/2094982247
Part of: XM19R2: Gas, fumes or vapour › XM9N55: Substances, chiefly nonmedicinal › X: Extension Codes