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What is the cpt-4 code for The physician uses an endoscope for diagnostic evaluation of the nose A polyp is identified and removed using forceps?
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What is the CPT code for physician uses endoscope for diagnostic evaluation of the nose a polyp is identified and removed using forceps?
31276
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How would you code a procedure that started as a diagnostic endoscopy and then the physician changed to a surgical endoscopy.?
In this case, the physician probably noticed something that required more attention to detail. This is why the surgery was ordered instead of a diagnostic test.
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