Question: Oklahoma Subscriber Answer: No. Just bill the appropriate EGD procedure,for instance 43235 (Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy including esophagus, stomach, and either the duodenum and/or jejunum as appropriate; diagnostic, with or without collection of specimen[s] by brushing or washing [separate procedure]). Any pictures your physician took are just part of the diagnostic procedure. The same is true with many supplies and services considered integral to a surgical procedure: • cleansing, shaving, and prepping of skin • draping of patient, positioning of patient • insertion of intravenous access for medication • sedative administration by the physician performing the procedure • local, topical or regional anesthetic administered by the physician performing the procedure • surgical approach, including identification of anatomical landmarks, incision, evaluation of the surgical field, lysis of simple adhesions, isolation of neurovascular, muscular (including stimulation for identification), bony or other structures limiting access to the surgical field • preoperative, intraoperative and postoperative documentation, including photographs, drawings, dictation, transcription • surgical supplies, unless excepted by policy.