Radiology Coding Alert
CLIP & SAVE:
Move Those 2006 Mammogram Codes Off Your Job Aids
Published on Thu Nov 16, 2006
CPT 2007 offers up a massive radiology code reorganization. Post this quick reminder sheet on your desk to keep yourself from using the wrong code in the new year.
Here's a 2006-to-2007 crosswalk of some of your most used codes
Remember: You should always verify a code in the CPT manual before you report it.
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