A 72-year-old patient with a history of tobacco abuse had a bronchoscopy with one biopsy from each of two lobes of the right lung.
Assign the correct CPT codes and/or modifiers and multipliers:
A.
B.
Answer:
CPT CODES AND MODIFIERS
A. 31628-RT
B. 31632-RT
MULTIPLIERS
A. 31628+31632×1
B.1000F
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