Urology Coding Alert
52310 or 52315 May Not Be Correct for Migrated Stent Removal
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Urology Coding Alert
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Clarify the Ins and Outs of What Constitutes Duplex Scans
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Pinpoint the Diagnosis Difference Between Tenderness and Rebound Tenderness
Hint: The patient’s description will help you make the choice. Some problems that patients present [...] - Office Visits:
Shore Up Your 99211 Coding with These 3 FAQs
Tip: Always know who provided the service. Of all the outpatient evaluation and management (E/M) [...] - You Be the Coder:
New Patient Visit About Vasectomy Can Be Moderate MDM
Question: What E/M level should we bill for new vasectomy patients in clinic? A couple [...] - Reader Question:
Report 52630 for Repeat TURP
Question: A urologist who is not in our practice performed a TURP on a patient in [...] - Reader Question:
Penile Implant Replacement Falls Under 54410 Even for a Different Type
Question: A patient had three previous two-piece inflatable penile implants; each one had a malfunction in [...] - Reader Question:
52310 or 52315 May Not Be Correct for Migrated Stent Removal
Question: My doctor removed a ureteral stent that had migrated using a ureteroscopy (not cystourethroscopy) with [...] - Reader Question:
Code Retrograde Urography With 74420 and 52005
Question: How should I code an encounter that included cystoscopy, bilateral retrogrades, and bimanual rectal/pelvic exam [...] - Reader Question:
Get ABN Signed Before Nitrous Oxide Administration
Question: Our urology practice wants to start using nitrous oxide for in-office procedures such as Urolift, [...] - Reader Question:
Examine Descriptor to Better Choose Between 49320 and 49322
Question: A patient underwent a left hand-assisted radical nephrectomy and then had to go back for [...]
