Injuries to more than one location of the spinal cord should be coded as:

When coding for injuries to more than one location of the spinal cord, it is essential to capture each affected segment accurately for proper diagnosis and treatment documentation. Coding these injuries as separate allows for a more precise representation of the patient's condition, as each injury may impact function and recovery differently.

By coding separately, healthcare providers can ensure that each location of injury is considered in treatment planning and potentially in rehabilitation. This approach enables better monitoring of the patient’s progress and the effectiveness of interventional measures for each individual injury. Combining or aggregating injuries could obscure the complexity of the patient's situation and lead to less effective treatment strategies, while leaving them unspecified would fail to recognize the significance of each site of injury.