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SECTION IV: BREAST SURGERY 1. Why do women have more options for breast cancer sur- gery...
ing 4. Why is the arm of the affected side draped free during many breast procedures? 5. Describe how you would handle and maintain a breast biopsy sample for frozen section. 6. What is the principle of sentinel node biopsy? 17. What retractors should be available for tissue-sparing mastectomy? hat 8. Why is the ESU not used for dissection of a breast tumor:
what is the professional code and the icd-10-cm codes for this case? CHIEF COMPLAINT: Breast cancer, visit to discuss options This established patient is a 61-year-old woman with a small amount of palpable biopsy-proven cancer in the upper outer right breast. Physical examination is consistent with a nonpalpable mass. The screening mammograms, ultrasound, and reports are reviewed and I agree with the radiologist that there is a suspicious 5-mm lump in the upper outer right breast. The patient prefers to...
Q: Need help with this outpatient case to code diagnosis and CPT/HCPCS codes Case: 410057, Female, Age-57 Department of Surgery Interval History and Physical Note Admission Date and Time: 3/19/2014 5:57 AM Preoperative Diagnosis: invasive ductal carcinoma of the right breast Pertinent laboratory tests: hct 44, Cr 0.8, INR 1.0 Procedure: Right segmental mastectomy with sentinel lymph node biopsy, and breast reconstruction Surgeon: Specific counseling: given in clinic H&P documentation: I have examined the patient...