Reader Question: Multiple Stones Don't Always Mean Multiple Charges
Urology Coding Alert
Reader Question:
Multiple Stones Don't Always Mean Multiple Charges
Published on Thu Aug 17, 2017
Question: One of our patients was scheduled for an ESWL (which I would normally code as 50590). During the procedure, the urologist treated two kidney stones [...]
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