ICD-9 code 930 for Foreign body on external eye is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range -EFFECTS OF FOREIGN BODY ENTERING THROUGH ORIFICE (930-939).
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I am billing for an optometrist and wanted to know why box 14 needs to be filled out if i am using dx code 930.9?? I am not able to submit the eclaim without filling out box 14.
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Question: A patient reported with a foreign-body sensation after mowing the lawn and doing other yard work. Using a slit lamp, the ophthalmologist removed a superficial conjunctival FB and a corneal FB from a patient’s right eye; evidence of slit lamp [...]
Question: A patient reported with a foreign-body sensation after mowing the lawn and doing other yard work. Using a slit lamp, the ophthalmologist removed a superficial conjunctival FB and a corneal FB from a patient’s right eye; evidence of slit lamp [...]
Tip: Foreign body removal can be included in the corneal repair. Although it’s not nearly as traumatic as it is for the patient, coding for emergency treatment of eye injuries in the office can certainly be stressful for coders, especially [...]
Tip: Foreign body removal can be included in the corneal repair. Although it’s not nearly as traumatic as it is for the patient, coding for emergency treatment of eye injuries in the office can certainly be stressful for coders, especially [...]
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The answer to the “You Be the Coder” question in Opthalmology Coding Alert Vol. 17 No. 10, “Multiple FBs,” suggested 871.6 (Penetration of eyeball with [nonmagnetic] foreign body) as the ICD-9 code to represent non-magnetic ocular foreign bodies in the [...]
The answer to the “You Be the Expert” question in the Optometry Coding & Billing Alert Vol. 12 No. 10, “Single Code’s the Key for Multiple FBs,” suggested 871.6 (Penetration of eyeball with [nonmagnetic] foreign body) as the ICD-9 code [...]
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