Otolaryngology Coding Alert

Procedure Refresher:

Do You Know What Happens During ENG?

Understanding a procedure helps you code it better. An ENG is used to detect disorders of the peripheral vestibular system (the parts of the inner ear that interpret balance and spatial orientation) or the nerves that connect the vestibular system to the brain and the muscles of the eye. Your physician might order an ENG if the patient is experiencing [...]
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