The CPT code for direct laryngoscopy with removal of a foreign body, such as a fish bone, is typically 31541. This code specifically refers to the procedure involving direct visualization and intervention in the larynx. It's important to confirm the specific details of the procedure to ensure accurate coding.
The removal of the third bone of the middle ear, also known as the stapes bone, may be necessary in certain cases of severe hearing loss or conditions like otosclerosis. This procedure, called a stapedectomy, involves replacing the stapes bone with a prosthesis to improve hearing. It is a delicate surgery that should be performed by an experienced ear, nose, and throat specialist.
Only the Hyoid bone, which supports the tongue and is not connected to any other bones.
in your neck, or throat
Why was West Berlin described as a "bone in the throat" of the Soviet Union
Please be more specific in your question and I will be able to answer it. Do you mean the removal of a Bone Spur?
Bone biopsy is the removal of a piece of bone for laboratory examination and analysis.
no
skin, bone, & the esophagus
Humans do not have a bone in their throat; instead, the structure is supported by cartilage. The most notable cartilage in the throat is the thyroid cartilage, commonly known as the Adam's apple. Additionally, the hyoid bone, located in the neck, supports the tongue and is sometimes referred to as a "floating bone" because it is not directly connected to other bones.
Resorption
The first metatarsal bone is in direct contact with the medial cuneiform bone in the foot.
myel/o is bone marrow and spinal cord, while -ectomy means removal of. its a myelectomy.