CPT^® 93024, Under Cardiography Procedures

The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT^®) code 93024 as maintained by American Medical Association, is a medical procedural code under the range - Cardiography Procedures.

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In this procedure, the provider evaluates the patient for the presence of coronary artery spasm by injecting ergonovine and monitoring the patient for chest discomfort and electrocardiographic changes.

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93463 vs. 93024

[QUOTE="dphillips, post: 154059, member: 21638"]Jim, We use the 93463 when our docs specifically document that they used an agent (nitro, nitric oxide, etc) during a heart cath to get the hemodynamic... [ Read More ]

93463 vs. 93024

Jim, We use the 93463 when our docs specifically document that they used an agent (nitro, nitric oxide, etc) during a heart cath to get the hemodynamic measurements and also give us the measurements.... [ Read More ]

93463 vs. 93024

I had someone ask me what the difference between these two codes. I e-mail the person the defiinations that I found on the internet. My main questions are when would you use these codes, especially... [ Read More ]

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I guess I have never run into this. But what about 93024? Here is a paste of some info specifcally to Brugada patients. If doing this in the office, would also code for drugs used but EKG is inclusive... [ Read More ]

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