Cardiology Coding Alert
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Look Here for a NIPS of Pacemaker Code
Published on Wed Mar 23, 2005
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Include Ankle-Brachial Indexes With E/M
Question: Can I report ankle-brachial indexes separately from an E/M code?
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Don't Report 2 Units for Multiple Studies
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Change Your MI Lingo
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Don't Forget to Replace G0001 in 2005
Question: Which code replaced G0001?
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Equate Pseudoaneurysm With Aneurysm for Dx
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