Question: Texas Subscriber Answer: Watch out: Abdomen: If the radiologist had only documented the following MRA studies, you would report 74185 alone: • infrarenal abdominal aorta • celiac artery • superior mesenteric artery • renal arteries. Lower extremity: • common femoral • superficial femoral • profunda • popliteal • tibioperoneal • anterior and posterior tibial • peroneal. Because these are both right and left MRAs, you will need to indicate this on your claim. Depending on your payer, you may report two units, append modifiers LT (Left side) and RT (Right side), or modifier 50 (Bilateral procedure). Pelvic: If the radiologist documented MRA of only the common, internal and external iliacs, you could report a pelvic MRA (72198). But remember that because the radiologist performed both abdominal and lower-extremity MRAs during the same session in your case, you should not report the pelvic MRA separately. Tip: Medicare often limits pelvic MRA coverage to urinary organ neoplasms (189.x, Malignant neoplasm of kidney and other and unspecified urinary organs) and iliac artery aneurysms (442.2, Other aneurysm; of iliac artery).