Ob-Gyn Coding Alert
CCI 9.1 Comprehensive/Component Codes
Published on Thu May 01, 2003
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Ob-Gyn Coding Alert
- New CCI Takes Aim at Colposcopy and Biopsy Coding for Ob-Gyns
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: Report Well-Woman Exams and Problem-Oriented E/Ms Separately
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Biopsy Without Colposcopy
Test your coding knowledge. Determine how you would code this situation before looking at the [...] - Reader Question:
Alpha Interferon Coding Depends on Site
Question: Our ob-gyn injected Alpha Interferon, which the patient supplied, into six sites of her [...] - Reader Question:
Report Complications as Symptoms Until Diagnosed
Question: Which ICD-9 code should I use for hematuria as a complication of pregnancy? North [...] - Reader Question:
Conization Includes ECC
Question: Our ob-gyns routinely perform a cold knife cone biopsy followed by an endocervical curettage, [...] - Reader Question:
Use 57155 for Needle Placement
Question: Which code should we use for the actual placement of the needles for brachytherapy? [...] - Reader Question:
Primary Diagnosis Key When Reporting Biliary Colic
Question: The ob-gyn admitted a pregnant patient to the hospital for a short stay because [...] - Reader Question:
Q Codes Generally for Medicare Only
Question: Which CPT code should I use to report a pelvic exam, or is it [...] - Reader Question:
Use 76815 for Pregnancy Confirmation Ultrasound
Question: A patient came in for a pregnancy confirmation. We reported a 99212 E/M visit, [...] - CCI 9.1 Comprehensive/Component Codes
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