CPT^® 93925, Under Non-Invasive Extremity Arterial Studies (Including Digits)

The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT^®) code 93925 as maintained by American Medical Association, is a medical procedural code under the range - Non-Invasive Extremity Arterial Studies (Including Digits).

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The provider performs a duplex ultrasound scan of the lower extremity arteries or bypass grafts on both sides. Providers perform noninvasive arterial diagnostic procedures to examine the rate of blood flow and to assess the presence of blockage in the lower extremity arteries.

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Need Help - 93925 arterial duplex documentation

CPT-93925 Duplex scan of lower extremity arteries or arterial bypass grafts; complete bilateral study [B]Notes:[/B] (Do not report [URL='https://www.aapc.com/codes/cpt-codes/93925']93925[/URL] in con... [ Read More ]

93925

Please, review the attached report , if it is containing sufficient information to survive the Audit? I could find one mistake , that it doesn't contain the indication as why the procedure was done. ... [ Read More ]

ultrasound coding with remote physician

If a physician remotely reads ultrasounds for the same company but a different location, does the claim have to be split with the 26 and TC modifiers? Exp. office/center location of were the ultraso... [ Read More ]

ultrasound coding when the physician is remote

93925/93926 and 93970/93971

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Please help!! Do i need a modifier??

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Does anyone have access to CPT Assistant?

[b]Thanks![/b] Thank you CodingKing. I am thinking that I am going to suggest they use 93922 in conjunction with 93925 when they are doing both levels. That is actually a logical thought.... [ Read More ]

mutually exclusive

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Ultrasound

We receive denials for billing two ultrasound codes together on the same day (for medical necessity): 93880 with 93925/93926; dx codes we use are covered under CPT coding guideline. Can someone please... [ Read More ]

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