Superb tips for Breast Tomosynthesis CPT codes

Superb tips for Breast Tomosynthesis New CPT codes

Basic about  Breast Tomosynthesis cpt codes Digital 3-D breast imaging (tomosynthesis) is able to diagnose smaller lumps and to lower false positives. Input from multiple radiology groups prompted creation of the diagnostic (77061 and 77062) and screening (77063) tomosynthesis codes in order to describe the additional resources involved with the newer technology. Breast procedures are … Read more

Amazing tips for CPT code 19281, 19283, 19285 and 19287

Amazing tips for CPT code 19281, 19283, 19285 and 19287

Breast biopsies are very common procedure in interventional radiology coding. When I started coding breast biopsy, I used to code the biopsy and imaging guidance separately. But, later with new updates, CPT codes for breast biopsy and imaging guidance were bundled. This has made the job of a coder lot easier. Also, now we have … Read more

Breast Procedure and Diagnosis coding skills

Sometimes unusual pathology cases make the best learning tools. Here’s an instance that provides lots of opportunities to illustrate principles for breast procedure coding. And because the case deals with a breast implant related condition that clinicians are just beginning to define and understand, this case allows you to learn about a new diagnosis code, … Read more

Coding tips for Liver Biopsy CPT code

Coding tips for Liver Biopsy CPT code

Basics of Liver Biopsy CPT code Coding for a biopsy depends on many factors, such as the type of biopsy sample (eg, fine needle aspiration [FNA] or core needle biopsy), the number of lesions biopsied, and whether imaging guidance was used. Imaging guidance is used to ensure exact location for needle placement—and is usually separately … Read more

Superb coding tips for Kyphoplasty & Sacroplasty CPT codes

Superb coding tips for Kyphoplasty & Sacroplasty CPT codes

Basics about Kyphoplasty & Sacroplasty Procedures codes Percutaneous augmentation of the vertebra is performed to treat a compression fracture caused by osteoporosis, multiple myeloma, primary or metastatic malignant lesions, benign lesions, or traumatic injury of the spine. Kyphoplasty requires cavity creation (augmentation) and injection of cement to fill the cavity and replace the vertebral body marrow. … Read more

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