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Update Your TURP Coding With This Handy Chart
Published on Thu Jan 10, 2008
Prostate resection coding is still as easy as following the path.
Choosing the proper transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) code is less complicated now that CPT Codes 2009 is making changes. Follow this question and answer path to navigate your way through the new TURP coding path.
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