CPT^® 43761, Under Introduction Procedures on the Stomach

The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT^®) code 43761 as maintained by American Medical Association, is a medical procedural code under the range - Introduction Procedures on the Stomach.

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A nasogastric or orogastric tube inserted through the nose (naso–) or mouth (oro–) of the patient for enteric nutrition normally ends in the duodenum. The physician may take the help of radiological guidance for the placement of the tube. Enteric nutrition is done to patients who cannot take food in the normal way due to disease conditions or trauma.

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[QUOTE="rlmiller, post: 393318, member: 174099"]Hi, Have an interesting procedure that I would like some help on. The physician did an EGD with replacement of a PEG tube and a J tube was advanced th... [ Read More ]

CPT code for repositioning of gastrostomy tube

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Which gi tube insertion code?

[QUOTE="margaret fahy, post: 289281, member: 64410"]10/22/13 Guys, For report below, dr. documents an AD catheter placement. He went in thru the existing G-tube, removed it, and then placed a cathet... [ Read More ]

Which gi tube insertion code?

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reposition g-tube

[QUOTE="pradip.jadhav11@gebbs.com, post: 255862, member: 203577"]Please can anyone guide me for coding this report. As per my understanding 43761 has CCI edits with 76000. Can we code this report as 4... [ Read More ]

reposition g-tube

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reposition g-tube

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nasogastric tube reposition thru jejunum?

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