Hysteroscopy
Polyps can be removed through the colonoscope and samples of tissue (biopsies) can be taken to test for the presence of cancerous cells.
If suspicious growths are observed, tiny biopsy forceps or brushes can be inserted through the colon and tissue samples can be obtained. Small polyps also can be removed through the colonoscope.
Colonoscopy with a biopsy can cost around $3000. Less for a screening-only colonoscopy with no polyps found. Colonoscopy with a biopsy can cost around $3000. Less for a screening-only colonoscopy with no polyps found.
cancerous or benign masses or lesions. Abnormal findings include tumors or cysts, infections (such as pelvic inflammatory disease), cirrhosis, endometriosis, fibroid tumors, or an accumulation of fluid
some patients might still require the regular colonoscopy as a follow-up to the virtual procedure if a polyp or abnormality is found that requires biopsy.
By which method was the removal done, and how many polyps? Need more clarification to assign one of the following appropriate CPT codes:45308 = removal of single tumor, polyp, or other lesion by hot biopsy forceps or bipolar cautery45309 = removal of single tumor, polyp, or other lesion by snare technique45315 = removal of multiple tumors, polyps, or other lesions by hot biopsy forceps, bipolar cautery or snare technique
Need more information. Was this an endoscopic procedure, and if so, what method? (hot biopsy forceps or bipolar cautery? snare technique?) Also, was it one polyp, or multiple polyps?
They are polyps in children
small polyps
what are soft polyps.
Spinal polyps
Where do polyps live