• 1 CPT® 2011 Update: 64566: Perfect Your PTNS Coding and Reimbursement With This New Code

• 2 Possible ICD-9 Codes to Support PTNS

• 3 ICD-10: Don't Stress About Incontinence Diagnosis Changes in 2013

• 4 Evaluation and Management: 4 FAQs Ease the Stress of Choosing Physical Examination Levels 4 FAQs Ease the Stress of Choosing Physical Examination Levels

• 5 Clip and Save: Quickly Determine Which Exam Level Your Urologist Has Documented With This Handy Chart

• 6 Reader Question: Coding for a Penile Fracture

• 7 Reader Question: Bill Both Excision and Closure for In-Office Lesion Removal

• 8 Reader Question: 55899: Remember to Benchmark to Existing Codes When Using Unlisted CPT® Codes

• 9 Reader Question: 52332-50 Tells the Bilateral Stent Insertion Tale

• 10 Reader Question: 52354 Encompasses Cysto, Biopsy, and Ablation

• 11 You Be the Coder: When Can You Separately Report Ureteral Dilation?