CPT^® 58150, Under Hysterectomy Procedures

The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT^®) code 58150 as maintained by American Medical Association, is a medical procedural code under the range - Hysterectomy Procedures.

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The provider removes the uterus and cervix via an abdominal incision. The provider may also remove the fallopian tubes and ovaries, totally or partially.

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Mini lap and scope Hysto

The bulk of the surgery was done using a scope, the vagina was too small to remove the uterus through it so a decision was made to do a mini lap and the uterus was removed through a small incision in ... [ Read More ]

Code Intended Procedure

I would only bill the intended procedure with -52 if there is not a better code to describe what was performed. For example: Physician intended to perform an open total hysterectomy with bilateral sa... [ Read More ]

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Agree with [USER=220094]@LisaAlonso23[/USER]. If the provider removed the uterus, cervix & tubes; ovaries remained but cyst was removed - code 58150 with 58925 with a modifier to override the CCI ed... [ Read More ]

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Provider did an total abdominal hysterectomy with bilateral salpingectomy and removal of right ovarian cystectomy. I could not find anything in regards to coding 58150 TAH W/salpingectomy that this w... [ Read More ]

Laparoscopic Hysterectomy with B/L salpingo-oophorectomy, resection of mass small bowel, tumor reductive surgery

I don't code facility ever, but from a profee coding perspective, I would code this as 58575 WITHOUT -52. In this scenario, I would consider omentectomy to be a minor part of the overall procedure an... [ Read More ]

Hysterectomy after assist at C-section

59525 Subtotal or total hysterectomy after cesarean delivery (List separately in addition to code for primary procedure) Notes: (Use 59525 in conjunction w... [ Read More ]

Hysterectomy after assist at C-section

My provider assisted with a C-section and then performed the hysterectomy. The code for C-section only is 59514 for my provider since she won't be providing post-partum care as the patient's OB/GYN w... [ Read More ]

Postop Diagnosis code?

I will state in the real world (for physician coding), unless the diagnosis will change the procedure coding, I do not wait for pathology on every single surgery to bill. I do not believe it is requi... [ Read More ]

Radical Hysterecomy vs Hysterecomy and Pelvic Lymphadenecomy/Para Aortic node Samp

This does get tricky, especially as the advice has changed over the years. 1) Radical means removal of additional tissue - parametrium (tissue surrounding uterus), upper portion of the vagina, etc. ... [ Read More ]

Radical Hysterecomy vs Hysterecomy and Pelvic Lymphadenecomy/Para Aortic node Samp

Hello, I code for Gyn/Onc surgeons and I am wondering if anyone knows the required documentation in order to report 58210/58548 vs 58150/58572 with 38572. Is it simply the total bilateral pelvic l... [ Read More ]

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