Urology Coding Alert
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52204 Captures Prostatic Urethra Biopsy
Published on Wed May 18, 2011
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Urology Coding Alert
- Pediatric Urology:
50845, 51960: Learn the Keys to Properly Coding MACE, Mitrofanoff, and More
You'll be able to report anastomosis with some procedures and not others.If your urologist sees [...] - ICD-10:
596.54 Will Translate to ICD-10 Easily
The one-to-one code matchup makes updating your superbill a snap. When your urologist treats a [...] - Case Study:
Modifier 78 Is Your Ticket to Complication Corrections During the Postoperative Period
Watch out for CCI bundling as well -- you may need a second modifier.When your urologist [...] - Documentation:
Ensure Your Urologists' Signatures Pass Muster By Answering These 2 Key Questions
Hint: Beware of EMR signature pitfalls.Including provider signatures is a basic documentation requirement for your [...] - You Be the Coder:
50236 or Unlisted For Lap Nephroureterectomy With Lymph Node Dissection?
Question: Our physicians did a laparoscopic nephroureterectomy with an open intravesical ureterectomy and an open [...] - Reader Question:
52204 Captures Prostatic Urethra Biopsy
Question: A patient underwent a transurethral incision of the prostate with a transurethral resection biopsy [...] - Reader Question:
54640 vs. 54600: Look At Orchiopexy Purpose
Question: I know that an orchiopexy is for an undescended testicle; however, I have also [...] - Reader Question:
Save Hip Dx For Other Surgeons
Question: If the urologist is called to the OR to intra-operatively place a Foley catheter [...] - Reader Question:
45560 or 57250 Depends on Procedure Specifics
Question: I have a physician who performed a colpocleisis and then a TVT sling. He [...] - Reader Question:
51999 Is Your Only Da Vinci Excision Choice
Question: Could you offer a suggestion for da Vinci robotic excision of a urachal cyst? [...]
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