Can you provide the name of each new appendix added to CPT 2006 as well as a description of each? ...
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Article Overview
This article is a brief CPT 2006 reference note describing the newly added appendices and the kinds of coding support they were intended to provide. It is useful for coders, billers, and compliance staff who need to understand what supplemental appendix material was added to the CPT codebook that year and how the appendices are organized at a high level.
Why This Topic Matters
Supplemental CPT appendices can affect how users navigate codebook resources and understand companion reference material tied to coding topics. Knowing which appendices were added in a given edition helps readers identify where supporting information is located without reading the entire codebook.
Article Sections
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Overview of the revised CPT appendix section
Introduces the CPT 2006 appendix updates and notes that new supplemental reference material was added. It frames the appendices as coding resources rather than standalone code changes.
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Appendix J: Electrodiagnostic Medicine Listing of Sensory, Motor, and Mixed Nerves
Describes a nerve-based appendix used as a reference resource within electrodiagnostic medicine. The section explains that it organizes nerve families for reporting support and references related nerve conduction study coding.
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Appendix K: Product Pending FDA Approval
Covers a vaccine-related appendix for products awaiting FDA approval at the time of publication. The section notes how the appendix was used to identify items with a special publication status and later revision tracking.
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Appendix L: Vascular Families
Describes a vascular reference appendix organized around arterial families and branch ordering. The section explains that it serves as a coding aid for vascular anatomy-based reporting.
What You Will Learn
- What new appendix material was added to CPT 2006
- What general subject each appendix covers
- How the appendices function as reference resources in CPT
- Which areas of coding support the new appendices were intended to assist
Who Should Read This
- Medical coders
- Coding auditors
- Billing staff
- Compliance teams
- Healthcare documentation staff
Codes Discussed
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