Rajesh Kumar J
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A pain mgt fw-up visit after 2 months with new lesions distally in the finger, long finger was healing. He did have an infection in it and currently taking Keflex for it, otherwise medical condition unchanged.
Provider's final assessment is:
1. Thromboangiitis obliterans (443.1)
2. Peripheral neuropathy (356.9) secondary to ischemia (459.9)
Physical exam demonstrated hyperalgesic around the index finger area.
Plan: Percocet refill p.o. b.i.d.
Suggest best diagnosis codes for this encounter.
Thanks
Provider's final assessment is:
1. Thromboangiitis obliterans (443.1)
2. Peripheral neuropathy (356.9) secondary to ischemia (459.9)
Physical exam demonstrated hyperalgesic around the index finger area.
Plan: Percocet refill p.o. b.i.d.
Suggest best diagnosis codes for this encounter.
Thanks