AMA Clinical Examples in Radiology - 2024 Issue 3 (Summer)
Questions and Answers
Summer 2024 pages 22-25 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Question Answer How does the CPT code set define an "infant," and what are the radiology codes that are specific to infants? As stated in the July 2014 issue of CPT ® Assistant , the CPT code set defines the age of an infant as younger than 1 year. The five radiology codes that are specific to infants are codes 73092 , Radiologic examination; upper extremity, infant, minimum of 2 views ; 73592 , Radiologic examination; lower extremity, infant, minimum of 2 views ; 76885 , Ultrasound, infant hips, real time with imaging documentation; dynamic (requiring physician or...
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Article Overview
This article presents a set of radiology coding questions and answers drawn from CPT Assistant and CPT 2024 guidance. It is intended for coders and billing professionals working in radiology, ultrasound, vascular procedures, and obstetric imaging who need a general understanding of the topics addressed, the code sets involved, and the types of documentation and reporting considerations discussed in the article.
Why This Topic Matters
The article helps readers identify which radiology, ultrasound, and interventional imaging topics are addressed in current coding guidance and where CPT, HCPCS Level II, and related documentation requirements are discussed. It is useful for determining whether the full premium content is relevant to a specific coding scenario.
Article Sections
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Summer 2024 pages 22-25
A question-and-answer review of several radiology and ultrasound coding topics from current CPT-related guidance. The section spans pediatric imaging, fetal studies, renal angiography, vascular access imaging, fluoroscopy-related reporting, and obstetric ultrasound topics.
What You Will Learn
- Which broad radiology and ultrasound topics are addressed in the article
- What categories of CPT-related guidance are discussed
- What types of documentation and reporting issues are mentioned
- Which specialties and procedure areas the Q&A focuses on
Who Should Read This
- Medical coders
- Coding auditors
- Radiology billing staff
- Physician practice managers
- Clinical documentation specialists
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