13160
v49.75
The ICD-9 code for surgery to repair the reopening of an incision is 998.83, which is used for "Surgical wound dehiscence." This code refers specifically to the surgical repair of a wound that has reopened, typically after an initial surgical procedure. It's important to consult the latest coding guidelines, as coding practices may evolve over time.
15956
The ICD codes for wound care vary depending on the type of care needed. The base code is V58.4, but there are 4th digit subclassifications that may be used to clarify the information better.
LAYER CLOSURE OF three- inch stab wound of the neck
LAYER CLOSURE OF three- inch stab wound of the neck
LAYER CLOSURE OF three- inch stab wound of the neck
For the intermediate repair of a 2.6 cm wound on Joan's right arm, the appropriate ICD-10 code would typically depend on the specific nature of the wound (e.g., laceration, abrasion) and its location. A common code for a laceration of the right arm might be S41.111A (laceration of the skin of the right arm, initial encounter). Additionally, you would need to code for the surgical procedure performed, which could involve CPT codes for the repair. Always ensure to check the specifics of the wound and relevant coding guidelines.
de for surgical tray
de for surgical tray
de for surgical tray
CPT code 15240 refers to the application of a skin substitute, specifically for the treatment of a wound or defect, covering an area of 1 square centimeter to 10 square centimeters. This code is used in dermatological and surgical procedures to document the use of biological materials for wound healing. It is part of a series of codes that describe various applications and materials used in skin grafting and tissue replacement.