AMA CPT® Assistant - 1991 Issue 3 (March)

Case study (Fall 1991)

Fall 1991 pages 9-15 Coding Clarification Case study This case study deals with a very complex subject - radiation oncology. A glossary of terms is provided to enhance the readers understanding of the terms used in this case study. This study is an actual physician's summary of the care provided to a patient. Because of the complexity of this case, the focus is on coding only the services provided by the radiation oncologist. In many cases, physicians other than the radiation oncologist provide concurent care to the patient receiving radiation therapy. The services provided by these physicians would be...

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