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Wiki ICD-10 Version of V64.41 Laproscopic Converted To Open Procedure

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I've tried looking in my ICD-10 book, as well as on http://www.icd10data.com/Convert/V64.41 & there's no info. Should I then use a 22 mod & attach the op note to a claim? I'll be billing the open procedure. But I'm thinking I could add the 22 mod which would indicated the increased procedure (lap to open).

Thanks for helping me!
 
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I've tried looking in my ICD-10 book, as well as on http://www.icd10data.com/Convert/V64.41 & there's no info. Should I then use a 22 mod & attach the op note to a claim? I'll be billing the open procedure. But I'm thinking I could add the 22 mod which would indicated the increased procedure (lap to open).

Thanks for helping me!


Deb,

There is no ICD 10 code for lap procedure converted to open. I also went crazy looking for the code but can't find one so I added modifier 22 on my claim and just added a note to make sure it gets paid appropriately. Please let me know if your claim gets paid.

Thanks,
Haidee
 
There is no ICD-10 code for the conversion. However, the 22 modifier needs to be supported. I would look at how much work was spent on the open side vs lap side....Is there significance that supports modifier 22?
 
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