CPT^® 15110, Under Autografts/Tissue Cultured Autograft

The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT^®) code 15110 as maintained by American Medical Association, is a medical procedural code under the range - Autografts/Tissue Cultured Autograft.

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This procedure is the harvesting and placement of an epidermal autograft of the trunk, arms, or legs. The amount covered is the first 100 cm2 or less of an adult, or one percent of the body area of an infant or child.

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Workers Comp OWCP related claim denials on modifiers used

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ReCell epithelial autograft

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add on code 15777

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Coding multiple skin grafts

[b]Multiply first, then add[/b] FIRST ... they [B]have to be the same [/B]type of graft (either FT or ST), [B]and[/B] on the same body area. So, for example... you perform TWO split thickness skin g... [ Read More ]

STSG Question

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