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Good evening friends, Scenario 1 : Inpatient EM Dx coding. How many Dx pts should a coder give for Inpatient Subsequent visit (Ex: CPTs 99231, 99232, or 99233) established problem: Diabetes w/hypergl... [ Read More ]
Good evening friends, Scenario 1 : Inpatient EM Dx coding. How many Dx pts should a coder give for Inpatient Subsequent visit (Ex: CPTs 99231, 99232, or 99233) established problem: Diabetes w/hyper... [ Read More ]
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Chances are the patient has type two diabetes. Your first diagnosis code is going to be E11.621. Underneath this code you will see that you will need to pair this with another code which will outline ... [ Read More ]
It will depend on if the gangrene infection is a post op condition or was it the reason for the amputation. If the gangrene was the reason for the amputation, then is it still present? Is it a post ... [ Read More ]
hello, How would I code, pt has all of the below diabetes dx and I want to make I sure sequence correctly. Diabetic right foot infection with gangrene s/p transmetatarsal amputation-intraoperative... [ Read More ]
Needing help with the appropriate CPT for procedure: Amputation of left hallux stump Patient had a partial amputation in same area years ago but has recurrent ulcerations. Procedure: Two semi-el... [ Read More ]
In the following report would you ode E11.621 and L79.529 - Is this assuming it's a diabetic ulcer? HISTORY: Claudication: none Diabetic: Yes Hyperlipidemia:... [ Read More ]
E/M Coding Course Question: Question 1 SUBJECTIVE: The patient has no known allergies. She is diabetic since 2002. She takes 81 mg of aspirin daily. Medication list is noted. The patient is here for a... [ Read More ]
Hi all, Can someone help me with the scenario below: If a complicated surgical wound found also to be diabetic wound can I code both T81.89XA and E11.621 for same wound? (I'm just thinking of the e... [ Read More ]
ICD-10 code M86.171 for Other acute osteomyelitis, right ankle and foot is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range - Osteopathies and chondropathies .
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Official Long Descriptor
Other acute osteomyelitis, right ankle and foot
M86
Excludes1: osteomyelitis due to:
echinococcus (B67.2)
gonococcus (A54.43)
salmonella (A02.24)
Excludes2: ostemyelitis of:
orbit (H05.0-)
petrous bone (H70.2-)
vertebra
(M46.2-)
Use additional code to identify major osseous defect, if applicable (M89.7-)
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