Would it be appropriate to report code 62263 , Percutaneous lysis of epidural adhesions using solution injection (eg, hypertonic saline, enzyme) or mechanical means (eg, catheter) including radiologic localization (includes contrast when administered), multiple adhesiolysis sessions; 2 or more days, and 62264 , Percutaneous lysis of epidural adhesions using solution injection (eg, hypertonic saline, enzyme) or mechanical means (eg, catheter) including radiologic localization (includes contrast when administered), multiple adhesiolysis sessions; 1 day, more than one time if a series of injections, infusions, or mechanical lysis procedures were performed? ...
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Article Overview
This brief coding article addresses CPT reporting for percutaneous lysis of epidural adhesions when procedures are performed as a series across one or more treatment days. It is intended for coders and billing staff who need general guidance on how these services are counted for reporting purposes and how the two related CPT options are distinguished at a high level.
Why This Topic Matters
Correct reporting of epidural adhesiolysis services affects coding accuracy and claim consistency when procedures are delivered over multiple sessions or days.
What You Will Learn
- The article’s topic area and reporting context for epidural adhesiolysis services
- How the discussion frames series-based reporting across treatment sessions
- The general distinction between the two CPT options covered in the article
- Why the timing and count of services matter for reporting consistency
Who Should Read This
- Medical coders
- Billing staff
- Compliance staff
- Pain management practice administrators
Codes Discussed
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