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Break Down Your 92502 Reporting With This Coder's Guide

Published on Thu Jun 13, 2019

Stay on track by utilizing all the resources at your disposal. Sometimes, a patient will need to be put under general anesthesia in order to perform a routine otolaryngologic examination. The extent of these examinations can differ depending on the circumstances of the patient encounter. However, given the confounding nature of the visit, you won’t be reporting any typical, anatomically [...]
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