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Highlight This Set of Tips for Coding In-Office CT Scans

Published on Mon Aug 17, 2020

Consider contrast billing rules for office versus facility. With more otolaryngology practices beginning to incorporate in-office computed tomography (CT) scanning, it’s imperative that coders for these respective practices are well-versed on all the essential coding mechanics needed to code these scans. “While the only imaging my providers currently offer is ultrasound guidance (US) for fine needle aspirations (FNAs), in-office dynamics [...]
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