Oncology & Hematology Coding Alert

ICD-10-CM:

Laterality Is Key When Reporting Testicular Neoplasms

Anatomical location and side should be your focus in 2014. In ICD-10-CM, you can pick the most specific code for testicular neoplasms only when your physician clearly documents if the affected testis has descended to its scrotal location and if it lies on the right or left side. This two step approach will clear your way to the most specific [...]
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