Our Neuro-physician & Neurologist are performing Cerebral Angiogram & Wada Testing together.
CPT codes billed
37202 75894 >Wada test portion
36217>RICA
36216>LICA
S&I 75671
Vessels treated w/ Medication:
LICA (amytal sodium 100mg)
RICA (amytal sodium 100mg)
LICA (amytal sodium 75mg)
Complete report:
The diagnostic catheter was placed into the LICA and digital angiograms were obtained with rapid and sustained injections. 100mg of sodium amytal were injected intra-arterially and neuropsychological testing was perforemd before and after the amytal injection.
After 30 minutes, the catheter was placed into the RICA, and multiple cerebral angiograms were obtained w/ rapid and slow injection. Neuropsychological testing was performed. After 100mg sodium amytal were injected intra-arterially, further neuropsychological testing was performed. The LICA was then re-catheterized and an additional 75mg of amytal sodium infused for futther neuropsychological testing. Ther patient remained under EEG serveillance throughout the entire procedure.
Can anyone offer any experince/advise when coding for these type of procedures?
Thanks
Tawana.
CPT codes billed
37202 75894 >Wada test portion
36217>RICA
36216>LICA
S&I 75671
Vessels treated w/ Medication:
LICA (amytal sodium 100mg)
RICA (amytal sodium 100mg)
LICA (amytal sodium 75mg)
Complete report:
The diagnostic catheter was placed into the LICA and digital angiograms were obtained with rapid and sustained injections. 100mg of sodium amytal were injected intra-arterially and neuropsychological testing was perforemd before and after the amytal injection.
After 30 minutes, the catheter was placed into the RICA, and multiple cerebral angiograms were obtained w/ rapid and slow injection. Neuropsychological testing was performed. After 100mg sodium amytal were injected intra-arterially, further neuropsychological testing was performed. The LICA was then re-catheterized and an additional 75mg of amytal sodium infused for futther neuropsychological testing. Ther patient remained under EEG serveillance throughout the entire procedure.
Can anyone offer any experince/advise when coding for these type of procedures?
Thanks
Tawana.