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Don't Miss How Closures and Grafts Can Change Your Lesion Coding

Published on Wed Sep 16, 2015

Tip: You’ll still start with lesion size plus margins. Lesion excisions might be commonplace for your otolaryngologist, but that doesn’t mean your coding is always cut-and-dried. An ENT coder submitted the following scenario to Otolaryngology Coding Alert. Use her situation as a way to ensure your own excision claims are on track. Question: How do we code for multiple skin [...]
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