General Surgery Coding Alert
Clip and Save Table:
Notable CPT® 2015 General Surgery Changes
Published on Mon Sep 15, 2014
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General Surgery Coding Alert
- CPT® 2015:
Jumpstart Your General Surgery Coding for Next Year
Expect systematic digestive tract changes. Forewarned is forearmed, so let us take you on a [...] - Clip and Save Table:
Notable CPT® 2015 General Surgery Changes - CPT® Errata:
Fine Tune Vascular and Laparoscopic Coding With These Updates
Don’t miss changes to FEVAR and more. The coding world seems in a rush to [...] - Reader Question:
Bring In ABN Benefits
Question: Should I bill Medicare for services that I know they’ll deny based on coverage rules [...] - Reader Question:
Don't Make This $104 Mistake
Question: Our surgeon removed a mass from a patient’s nose (1.3 cm, including margins), and the [...] - Reader Question:
Duodenojejunostomy Depends on Approach
Question: I’m not familiar with this term and don’t know how to report a duodenojejunostomy — [...] - ICD-10:
938 to T18.9 Adds Encounter Detail
Foreign body coding gets specific. When your surgeon removes a foreign body from the digestive [...] - You Be the Coder:
Beware Thyroid FNA and Needle Biopsy Together
Question: For a thyroid case, the op report shows that the surgeon performed a fine needle [...]
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