The CPT code for operative laparoscopy with left ovarian cystectomy is 58662. This code specifically describes the laparoscopic removal of an ovarian cyst, including any associated procedures performed during the operation. Always ensure to check for the most current coding guidelines, as codes may be updated or revised.
For a diagnostic laparoscopy that includes lysis of adhesions and a possible ovarian cystectomy, you would typically use CPT code 49320 for the diagnostic laparoscopy. If the ovarian cystectomy is performed, you may also consider adding CPT code 58662, which specifically covers laparoscopic aspiration or removal of an ovarian cyst. Always check the latest coding guidelines and payer policies for the most accurate coding.
For a diagnostic laparoscopy with possible exploratory laparotomy for lysis of adhesions and possible ovarian cystectomy, you would typically use CPT code 49320 for the diagnostic laparoscopy and may also include 58140 for the ovarian cystectomy if performed. If an exploratory laparotomy is necessary, you would use the appropriate code for that procedure, such as 49000, depending on the specifics of the surgery. It's important to document all procedures performed for accurate coding.
The CPT code for a unilateral laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy is 58661. This code specifically denotes the laparoscopic removal of an ovarian cyst on one side. It's important to ensure that proper documentation supports the procedure for accurate coding and billing.
Diagnostic laparoscopy
60650
628.2
Laparoscopy with fulguration of obstructed oviducts
58670
The CPT Code for laparoscopic splenectomey is 38120 (Laparoscopy, surgical, splenectomy)
I'm really not sure how to answer this...CPT code what procedure exactly? Every procedure has its own CPT code. If you cannot find the specific code for the procedure you are looking for, you submit the code for the unlisted code in that category, on a paper claim, with surgical notes. For example, if a patient has a diagnostic laparoscopy, without biopsies or anything else, you would use code 49320 (Laparoscopy, abdomen, peritoneum, and omentum, diagnostic, with or without collection of specimen(s) by brushing or washing [separate procedure]). If the patient had a laparoscopy and certain things were done during the procedure that none of the codes listed are able to describe, you would use the "unlisted" laparoscopy code, which is 49329, "unlisted laparoscopy procedure, abdomen, peritoneum, and omentum" and submit the claim on paper with surgical notes. Again, I'm not really sure what you are asking...I'm hoping this helps somewhat.
The CPT code for a lumbar spine synovial cystectomy is typically 63030. This code specifically refers to the excision of a synovial cyst from the lumbar spine. However, it's important to verify the code with the latest coding guidelines and specific procedures performed, as codes may vary based on additional factors. Always consult with a coding specialist for accurate billing.
Laparoscopy, surgical; implantation or replacement of gastric neurostimulator electrodes, antrum