My physician takes three views of the wrist, which I code as 73110 . However, he then takes an additional two views, a posteroanterior and an ulnar deviation view. How do I code for the additional two views? ...
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Article Overview
This brief article addresses a wrist imaging coding question in a CPT context. It explains the general issue of how to think about additional views when a study already meets the minimum view requirement, and it is aimed at coders seeking clarification on radiology reporting.
Why This Topic Matters
Radiology coding often depends on the number and type of images obtained, so understanding when an exam is already complete helps avoid inconsistent reporting and unnecessary code selection.
What You Will Learn
- The coding topic involved in wrist radiology view counting
- How the article frames a question about additional views after a standard study
- The general type of coding guidance discussed for a minimum-view radiology exam in CPT context
- Why the number of views matters in radiology reporting
Who Should Read This
- Medical coders
- Coding auditors
- Radiology billing staff
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