Part 1 What is the correct CPT and/or HCPCS code(s) for the following? 1. Ureterolithotomy of...
Part 1
What is the correct CPT and/or HCPCS code(s) for the following?
1. Ureterolithotomy of the lower one third of the left ureter a. 50630 b. 50630-LT c. 50631-LT d. 50632
2. Bilateral ureteroneocystostomy a. 50780 b. 50780-LT, 50780-RT c. 50780-59 d. 50780-50
3. Aspiration of fluid sac on the testicular covering
4. Reversal of previously completed vasectomy, bilateral, using an operating microscope
Part 2
1. This 30 year old male has had an eruption of molluscum contagiosum on the pen!s for several months. He finally sought medical attention. He was advised to have these lesions removed. He is here now for the procedure. The patient had extensive desruction of a penile molluscum contagiosum performed by crysurgery and laser surgery. What are the correct CPT code(s)? Please list all codes in sequential order and separate codes with commas.
2. This 60 year old patient is admitted to the outpatient surgery center for a laparoscopic radical nephrectomy with adrenalectomy. Surrounding lymph nodes are also removed. What is the correct CPT procedure code(s) for these procedures? a. 50545 b. 50545, 60650 c. 50548, 38570 d. 50548, 60650, 38589
Part 3
What is the correct CPT and/or HCPCS code(s) for the following?
1. Cystourethroscopy with insertion of double-J ureteral stent
2. Complex cystometrogram with voiding pressure studies
3. Removal and replacement of semi-rigid penile prosthesis from infected site, with irrigation and debridement of infected and necrotic tissue
4. Closure of nephrocutaneous fistula
5. Vasectomy
6. Testicular torsion repair
7. Anterior vesicourethropexy by Marshall-Marchetti-Krantz procedure
8. Partial retropubic prostatectomy
9. Open biopsy of kidney
10. Laparoscopic orchiopexy for undescended (intra-abdominal) testicle
Homework Answers
Part 1.
1.Ans:a)50630
Reason: 50630 is the code for lower third and 50610 for the upper third.
2.Ans : d) 50780-50
Reason : 50780 is the code for urethroneocystostomy anastomosis of single ureter to bladder. But for bilateral procedure, it is 50780-50.
3.Ans: CPT code:55000
4.Ans : CPT code: 69990 for operating microscope.
55400-50 for Vas Deferens, repair, suture
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