Thoracentesis CPT code : Best Coding tips

Coding tips for Thoracentesis CPT code

Basics about Thoracentesis cpt code Thoracentesis is a procedure performed to remove excess fluid (blood or pus) that has accumulated in the space between the outside of the lungs, the pleura, and the chest wall. There are two types of thoracentesis, therapeutic thoracentesis is performed to relieve the symptoms of fluid accumulation and diagnostic thoracentesis is … Read more

Mastering CPT code 88305: Successful Coding & Reimbursement tips

Mastering CPT code 88305: Super Tips for Successful Coding & Reimbursement

Basics of CPT code 88305 Surgical pathology involves the gross and microscopic examination by surgical (e.g., dermatologists) and non-surgical providers (e.g., pathologists) of surgical or biopsy specimens. The practice of surgical pathology allows for definitive diagnosis of disease (or lack thereof) in cases where tissue is surgically removed from a patient. This is usually performed … Read more

Do and Don’t – CPT Code tunneled catheter exchange

Do and Don't - CPT Code tunneled catheter exchange

CPT Code tunneled catheter exchange Intro Insertion of a tube beneath the skin into the blood vessels to provide medication or nutrients to patients directly into the blood stream is termed as central venous access catheters (CVAC). The catheters are divided into temporary and permanent catheters. The temporary catheters are non-tunneled and permanent catheters are … Read more

CPT code 11042, 11043 and 11045 : Study Coding Guide

Killer Coding tips for CPT code 11042, 11043 and 11045

Basics about Wound Debridement CPT codes   Debridement of wound are divided into three types, Excisional, Selective and Non-selective. We are going to learn about excisional debridement first. A sharp removal of viable tissue from the wound margin or at the wound base is called as excisional debridement. The CPT codes ranging from 11042 to … Read more

Central Venous Catheter Coding Guide

What is Central Venous Catheter? For patients who are getting frequent injections or are under chemotherapy, the physicians recommends a central line or central venous catheter(CVCs) . CVCs are also called as venous access device. Central Venous catheter are inserted through the forearm or the chest and the tip of the catheter will lie close … Read more

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