ICD-9 code 569 for Other disorders of intestine is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range -OTHER DISEASES OF INTESTINES AND PERITONEUM (560-569).
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[b]laparoscopic parastomal hernia repair[/b]
[LEFT][QUOTE="colorectal surgeon, post: 201785, member: 144344"]I would also use lap incisional hernia. Last time I checked, there is no ICD-9 code for p... [ Read More ]
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[b]avm not stated as congenital[/b]
the 1996 3Q Coding clinic has an answer to this. It says,
"AVM and angiodysplasia are used interchangeably. Assign code 569.84 Angiodysplasia of intestine (w... [ Read More ]
[b]colon lesion[/b]
Sorry, I had a little more information to add.
Colon Lesion ICD 9 is 569.89
ICD 10 is K63.9 off the top of my head - however if it's an adenoma please refer to prior post. Howeve... [ Read More ]
1) The first colon would be coded 45378, 53 on the cpt line with a 33,53 in the modifier field on the professional claim.
Dx order: V76.51, v64.1
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I need help with scopes done 7 days apart. First scope he went all the way to the cecum but visualization was poor due to poor prep. He then did another one 7 days later and found polyps. This all ... [ Read More ]
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