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The appropriate diagnosis code (DX) to use with 85018, which refers to a complete blood count (CBC) with differential, typically depends on the clinical context. Commonly associated diagnoses could include anemia (D64.9), leukopenia (D72.829), or other blood disorders. It's essential to select a DX that accurately reflects the patient's condition and the reason for the CBC. Always refer to the latest coding guidelines and documentation for the most accurate coding practices.

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