ICD-10-PCS Code Range for Moving to its normal location, or other suitable location, all or a portion of a body part
ICD-10-PCS Code Range for Moving to its normal location, or other suitable location, all or a portion of a body part is medical classification list by Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
ICD-10-PCS code range (XNS), contains ICD-10-PCS codes for Nervous System, New Technology, Bones, Moving to its normal location, or other suitable location, all or a portion of a body part.
PCS Tables
| X New Technology |
| N Bones |
| S Reposition: Moving to its normal location, or other suitable location, all or a portion of a body part |
| Body Part | Approach | Device / Substance / Technology | Qualifier |
|---|---|---|---|
| Character 4 | Character 5 | Character 6 | Character 7 |
Body System (Character 4)
0 Lumbar Vertebra | Approach (Character 5) 0 Open | Substance (Character 6) 3 Magnetically Controlled Growth Rod(s) | Qualifier (Character 7) 2 New Technology Group 2 | Body System (Character 4)
0 Lumbar Vertebra | Approach (Character 5) 0 Open | Substance (Character 6) C Posterior (Dynamic) Distraction Device | Qualifier (Character 7) 7 New Technology Group 7 | Body System (Character 4)
0 Lumbar Vertebra | Approach (Character 5) 3 Percutaneous | Substance (Character 6) 3 Magnetically Controlled Growth Rod(s) | Qualifier (Character 7) 2 New Technology Group 2 | Body System (Character 4)
0 Lumbar Vertebra | Approach (Character 5) 3 Percutaneous | Substance (Character 6) C Posterior (Dynamic) Distraction Device | Qualifier (Character 7) 7 New Technology Group 7 | Body System (Character 4)
3 Cervical Vertebra | Approach (Character 5) 0 Open3 Percutaneous | Substance (Character 6) 3 Magnetically Controlled Growth Rod(s) | Qualifier (Character 7) 2 New Technology Group 2 | Body System (Character 4)
4 Thoracic Vertebra | Approach (Character 5) 0 Open | Substance (Character 6) 3 Magnetically Controlled Growth Rod(s) | Qualifier (Character 7) 2 New Technology Group 2 | Body System (Character 4)
4 Thoracic Vertebra | Approach (Character 5) 0 Open | Substance (Character 6) C Posterior (Dynamic) Distraction Device | Qualifier (Character 7) 7 New Technology Group 7 | Body System (Character 4)
4 Thoracic Vertebra | Approach (Character 5) 3 Percutaneous | Substance (Character 6) 3 Magnetically Controlled Growth Rod(s) | Qualifier (Character 7) 2 New Technology Group 2 | Body System (Character 4)
4 Thoracic Vertebra | Approach (Character 5) 3 Percutaneous | Substance (Character 6) C Posterior (Dynamic) Distraction Device | Qualifier (Character 7) 7 New Technology Group 7 |
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