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- The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) code range for Radiology Procedures 70010-79999 is a medical code set maintained by the American Medical Association.
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Pocedur A CPT www.PremierRadiology.com CPT DESCRIPTION CPT DESCRIPTION 74220 Barium Swallow/Esophogram 74230 Barium Swallow Modified 74270 Colon, Barium Enema- with or without KUB 74280 Colon, Barium Enema With Air 76000 Fluoroscopy 74400 IVP- with or without KUB 74290 OCG- Oral Cholecystography 74250 Small Bowel 74247 UGI/Double Contrast- with KUB
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- Tip 1: Be Sure Reports Meet Minimum Requirements
- Tip 2: Separate Professional and Technical Components
- Tip 3: Report only The Number of Views Documented
- Tip 4: Distinguish Scout View and Contrast Studies
- Tip 5: “Complete Exam” Documentation Must Be Complete
- Tip 6: Oral/Rectal Administration Doesn’T Count as Contrast
- Tip 7: Don’T Forget Supplies
Per ACR guidelines, diagnostic imaging reports should contain: 1. Demographics 2. Relevant clinical information 3. Body of report (findings) 4. Impression (conclusion or diagnosis) 5. Physician signature 6. Diagnostic studies (plain films) Note: An ACR resolution adopted in 2021 states, “Nonphysicians should not be permitted to render interpretatio...
Most radiology procedures include both a technical component and a professional component. As a basic requirement of radiology coding, the coder must know whether to report a technical, professional, or global service. The technical component of a service includes the provision of all equipment, supplies, personnel, and costs related to the perform...
The number of views claimed must meet the basic requirements of the CPT® code reported. If your department or office has a list of standard views, or the number of views to be imaged on a patient, you cannot use it for coding purposes. The medical report must state the number of views. It’s the coder’s responsibility to count the number of views an...
A scout view is a single supine view of the abdomen taken prior to gastrointestinal (GI) examinations. It may be referred to as a KUB (kidney, ureters, and bladder). The physician must document the film was taken and dictate any findings from the film separately. Note: A cervical (neck) esophagram study is bundled to single and double upper GI stud...
All diagnostic ultrasound examinations require permanent image documentation. Abdomen and retroperitoneal studies have strict documentation requirements to code for a complete exam. A complete abdomen study (76700 Ultrasound, abdominal, real time with image documentation; complete) requires documentation of the liver, gall bladder, common bile duct...
Whether intravenous contrast was injected determines coding for CT and MRI. Only intravenous administration of contrast changes the code sets. Oral and/or rectal contrast is not billable as a “with contrast” study. To report contrast, the technique section of the dictated report must state, “with IV or intravenous contrast.”
Diagnostic nuclear medicine studies and PET do not include radiopharmaceuticals. Hospitals and privately owned nuclear medicine and PET departments/offices should report the radiopharmaceutical kit separately utilizing the correct supply code(s).
Coding Source Details. 2022. ACR Radiology Coding Source™ for September-October 2022. 2023 CPT Changes (member login required) ACR Presents Code Proposals at September CPT Editorial Panel Meeting. CMS Issues ICD-10 Revisions to NCDs Relevant to Radiology. ACR Presents at September RUC Meeting.
CPT Codes & Quick References. Main Street Radiology provides a list of Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes you should use when referring patients to us. View online.
70010-70559: X-rays and imaging for head and neck conditions. 71045-71555: X-rays and CT scans for chest issues. 72020-72295: X-rays and myelography for musculoskeletal assessment. 73000-73225: X-rays for upper limb diagnosis. 73501-73725: X-rays for lower limb assessments. 74018-74190: CT scans for abdominal conditions.
