ICD-9 code 592 for Calculus of kidney and ureter is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range -OTHER DISEASES OF URINARY SYSTEM (590-599).
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I have heard this as well. I was at the AUA coding conference last year and this came up. I was told that it is OK. I have been billing them if one is in the ureter and one in ... [ Read More ]
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Does it state anywhere in the chart that he still has the stone, rad reports and/or HPI??
Also, is it assessed or treated any type of way within that encounter, if that is the case I would stick with ... [ Read More ]
Is there a time frame in which a diagnosis should no longer be assigned to a condition? Example: Patient had a kidney stone in 2000, but nothing symptomatic since then. (He is being followed for CKD)
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Is there a time frame in which a diagnosis should no longer be assigned to a condition? Example: Patient had a kidney stone in 2000, but nothing symptomatic since then. (He is being followed for CK... [ Read More ]
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