ICD 10 Coding Alert
Expand Your Undescended, Retractile Testicle Diagnoses in 2014
ICD 10 Coding Alert
- Coding Conventions:
Good News: You Can Apply This Old ICD-9 Rule to ICD-10
If you understand these familiar phrases, then you know more than you think you do. [...] - Diagnosis Spotlight:
Expand Your PTSD Coding Options With F43.1-
Hint: Don’t code diagnosis of adjustment disorder under F43.1. When you begin using ICD-10 codes [...] - Documentation:
Reflect "With or Without Ascites" When Reporting Alcoholic Cirrhosis of Liver
Look at detailed exclusions list to differentiate other causes of cirrhosis. If your gastroenterologist diagnoses [...] - 7th Character:
Follow These Simple Tips for Submitting An Infected Surgical Wounds Diagnosis
Hint: Identify the infection and document an infected device, if any. When selecting the diagnosis [...] - Urology:
Expand Your Undescended, Retractile Testicle Diagnoses in 2014
Make sure your urologist gets specific in his documentation. When your urologist performs an orchiopexy [...] - Pediatrics:
Know the Rhinitis Cause to Report This Dx Under ICD-10
You’ll be checking the ‘J30.x’ section to find the right rhinitis code next year. Although [...] - Neurosurgery:
ICD-10 Switch Is Simple For Intracranial And Intraspinal Abscesses
You have a one-to-one match with ICD-9 codes. For intracranial and intraspinal abscess coding in [...] - Reader Question:
Match Mesothelioma Case to Codes
Question: What are the proper codes for this encounter? The diagnosis is malignant pleural mesothelioma. [...] - Reader Question:
Tackle Upper and Lower Extremity X-Rays
Question: In a single session, we performed standing AP, lateral, and tangential views of the [...] - Reader Question:
Decide Whether the Delivery Is Complicated or Normal
Question: I am looking for some ICD-9 codes for a patient who delivers in a [...]
