Otolaryngology Coding Alert
Allergy Coding:
Beware of Bundles Before Filing an EAA Claim
Published on Wed Apr 15, 2015
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Otolaryngology Coding Alert
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Beware of Bundles Before Filing an EAA Claim
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Choose Between 21452 and 21453 for Mandibular Fracture Fixation
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Include RT/LT - Not 50 - With 60212
Question: My physician performed surgery on both the right and the left lobes. The CPT® [...] - Reader Question:
Remember That Edits Bundle 38700 and 42440
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'Unlisted' Could Be Best Code for Septal Tumor Debulking
Question: The otolaryngologist debulked a large septal tumor. She didn’t excise the tumor, just basically reduced [...] - Reader Question:
Office Visit Codes Don't Work for Inpatients
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