Pathology/Lab Coding Alert
Implement These ICD-9 Codes for Pap Smears
Pathology/Lab Coding Alert
- Tumor Morphometry Update:
Make Sure to Use 88342 for Medicare Manual IHC
Follow payer rules for CPT 88361 If you're reporting 88361 to Medicare when [...] - Make Sure You're Ready When CMS Scraps 90-Day Grace Period
Update your code sets to prevent denials You will no longer have a 90-day grace [...] - Watch Method Restrictions for DNA Ploidy:
Here's How
You'll have to choose between CPT 88358 and 88182 More than one code [...] - Do You Need More ICD-9 Codes For Pap Results?
Consensus Guidelines for Cervical Cytological Abnormalities. "The Bethesda distinction is crucial because the ASCCPguidelines recommend [...] - You Be the Coder:
Try Your Hand at This Complex FNA Exam
Question: The pathologist extracts an FNA from a left-lobe thyroid nodule. While the patient is [...] - Quick Key:
Implement These ICD-9 Codes for Pap Smears
List of new diagnosis codes for use beginning Oct.1 Looking for a way to remember [...] - Reader Question:
Follow Pass-Through Billing Rules
Question: We are an independent lab, and we send out orders for molecular diagnostic testing [...] - Reader Question:
Who Performs Semen Analysis Doesn't Change Code
Question: Can a pathologist bill for semen analysis, or is it only the clinical laboratory [...] - Reader Question:
Decipher Lip Diagnosis Codes
Question: When I report malignant neoplasm of the lip, what is the difference between "skin [...] - Reader Question:
Stains Include Preparation to Examination
Question: Does CPT 88314 refer to histochemical stains made from sections cut on [...] - Reader Question:
Sometimes You Can Override 88173/88112 Edit Pair
Question: I've noticed that the National Correct Coding Initiative (NCCI) lists the codes for FNA [...]
