stackyFACTSCode V80.730 sounds like a deleted scene from a terrible historical fiction movie, but it is a currently active diagnostic code. Because out there somewhere, a person riding a horse managed to T-bone public transit, and health insurance executives demanded a way to properly invoice the tragedy.
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