Question: The procedure notes read, "A midline incision was performed and carried through skin and subcutaneous tissue. The peritoneal cavity was entered. Upon entering the abdomen, he was found to have multiple small liver metastases involving both lobes of the liver. A small wedge biopsy of the liver was performed to encompass a nodule that was located at the very surface of the left lateral segment of the liver. Cautery was used for hemostasis. He had a mass on the pancreas, swollen gallbladder. I decided to bypass his stomach with the gastrojejunostomy, and bring up a loop of small bowel in order to perform cholecystojejunostomy, since his common bile duct was not enlarged. Instead of passing a single tube, the decision was made to place both the gastrostomy tube for drainage and a separate jejunostomy tube for feeding. Before tacking to the anterior abdominal wall, it was decided to create a cholecystojejunostomy. Once the anvil was placed a whipstitch was performed around the gallbladder and the other end of the EEA was passed through. The 2 ends were brought together and the EEA device was fired. When placing the drain the entire anastomosis fell apart, so a hand anastomosis was performed instead." Answer: Since there are no Correct Coding Initiative (CCI) edits to report all these above mentioned procedural codes together, you can report these codes separately without having to use any special modifiers.