Wiki dORSAL MEDIAL MIDFOOT EXOSTECTOMY

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Hpi states: focal exostosis, dorsal medial cuneiform

Would you code 28104 OR 28304? TIA
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PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS(ES):
1. Midfoot exostosis, left


POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS(ES):
1. Same


OPERATIONS PERFORMED:
1. Midfoot exostectomy, left


ANESTHESIA: LMA - General


FLUIDS:700cc Lactated Ringers


TOURNIQUET:pneumatic Ankle Tourniquet at 250mmHg for 18 minutes


ESTIMATED BLOOD LOSS: Less than 5 cc


INJECTABLES: 1:1 mix of Lidocaine 2% & Marcaine 0.5% (without epinephrine), 6 cc


MATERIALS:3-0 Vicryl and 3-0 Nylon


PREPARATION:
1. Patient placed on operative table in supine and secured
2. Time out performed, reconfirming patient identity, consented procedures and surgical sites
3. All members of the surgical team identified themselves.
4. Padded tourniquet placed on left
5. Anesthesia obtained
6. left was prepped in sterile fashion
7. left elevated, manually compressed, tourniquet inflated.




Procedure 1: Dorsal medial midfoot exostectomy
-- 4 cm dorsal linear incision was placed over bony prominence
-- Deepened through subcutaneous tissues, retracting neurovascular structures, periosteum encountered
-- 4 cm linear periosteal incision was competed and reflected exposing exostosis
-- Utilizing sagittal saw and hand rasp, exostosis was removed and smoothed
-- With palpation of area with foot loaded, no palpable bont prominence noted
-- Incision flushed with copious amounts of normal saline
-- Skin incision closed in a layered fashion with above stated suture material
-- Dry sterile dressing placed


Tourniquet was released, noting immediate capillary refill to all digits
Pt was awakened from anesthesia with vital signs stable and neurovascular status intact


was present and scrubbed for the entire duration of this procedure
 
Great that is what I initially thought, just needed some reassurance. Thank you so much for your time and reply. :)
 
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