Can code 78802 be reported when performing imaging using bone agents for inflammatory disease?
Can code 78802 be reported when performing imaging using bone agents for inflammatory disease?
A cytotechnologist uses a liquid-based preparation technique involving both concentration and enrichment of the cytology specimen, beyond simple concentration alone. Which code should be
Can code 78802 be reported when performing imaging using bone agents for inflammatory disease?
What codes are reportable for spirometry tests and measurements performed on an infant or child through 2 years of age?
What time can be used for infusion stop if the patient is in the clinic and has a negative reaction requiring inpatient admission?
When it comes to radiation oncology coding, the clinical treatment planning process isn’t just technical—it’s critical, with complex nuances that may spell trouble for coders
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The year is swiftly flying by meaning coding errors can multiply in volume over time costing your facilities dollars every single day. Arch, carotid, and
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