Transcript Body Part

Advanced PCS Coding for
Tubular Body Parts
Lynn Kuehn, MS, RHIA, CCS-P, FAHIMA
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Today’s Discussion
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Quick Review
Anatomical Regions, General
Gastrointestinal System
Genitourinary System
Cardiovascular and Lymphatic Systems
Respiratory System
Device “Show and Tell”
Questions and Answers
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All About You…
Level of knowledge of ICD-10-PCS:
A. Know what it is
B. Have been to some introductory
programs
C. Can code in the new system
D. Can code with proficiency
E. I’m an approved trainer
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ICD-10-PCS Code Structure
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Root
Operation
Section
Body
System
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Approach
Body Part
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Qualifier
Device
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Building a Code
• Index provides first 3 characters of
code, associated with a code table
• Table is referenced to build the last 4
characters of the code
• Table arranged in rows to allow only
valid character combinations
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ICD-10-PCS Tables
Each table contains four columns and
a varying numbers of rows
Column: Specifies the allowable values for
characters 4 through 7
Row:
Specifies the valid combinations
of values
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System Structure
Step 1 - Alphabetic Index
Step 2 - PCS Tables
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Uses root operations as main entries
Contains references for
– Devices
– Body Parts
Guides you to the correct table
Open appendectomy (Resection):
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Final coding decision = 0DTJ0ZZ
0 Section = Medical and Surgical
D Body System = Gastrointestinal System
T Resection = Cutting out or off, without replacement, all of a body part
Body Part
Approach
Device
Qualifier
1
2
3
4
Esophagus, Upper
Esophagus, Middle
Esophagus, Lower
Esophagogastric
Junction
5 Esophagus
6 Stomach
7 Stomach, Pylorus
8 Small Intestine
9 Duodenum
A Jejunum
B Ileum
C Ileocecal Valve
E Large Intestine
F
Large
Intestine,
Right
G Large Intestine, Left
H Cecum
J Appendix
K Ascending Colon
L Transverse Colon
M Descending Colon
N Sigmoid Colon
P Rectum
Q Anus
0 Open
4 Percutaneous
Endoscopic
7 Via Natural or
Artificial
Opening
8 Via Natural or
Artificial
Opening
Endoscopic
Z No Device
Z No Qualifier
Building a Code = 0DTJ0ZZ
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Section – Character 1
• Defines the
general type of
procedure
• In the Medical
and Surgical
Section, the first
character is
always the
number “0”
Section
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System
Root
Operation
Body Part
Approach
Device
Qualifier
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Body System – Character 2
• Defines the general physiological system
on which the procedure is performed, or
anatomical region where the procedure is
performed
• Some traditional categories are subdivided
into several body systems.
Cardiovascular is subdivided into five body systems:
Heart and Great Vessels
Upper Veins
Upper Arteries
Lower Veins
Lower Arteries
Section
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System
Root
Operation
Body Part
Approach
Device
Qualifier
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Root Operations
Alteration
Bypass
Change
Control
Creation
Destruction
Detachment
Dilation
Division
Drainage
Excision
Extirpation
Extraction
Fragmentation
Fusion
Insertion
Inspection
Map
Occlusion
Reattachment
Release
Section
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System
Removal
Repair
Replacement
Reposition
Resection
Restriction
Revision
Supplement
Transfer
Transplantation
Root
Operation
Body Part
Approach
Device
Qualifier
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Body Part – Character 4
• Defines the specific anatomical site
where the procedure is performed
• 34 possible body part values in each
body system
24 usable letters (no I or O) and 10
numbers
Section
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System
Root
Operation
Body Part
Approach
Device
Qualifier
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Index Contents
• Main terms in the Index are:
– Root operation names
– Common surgical terms such as
• Appendectomy
– See Excision, Appendix 0DBJ
– See Resection, Appendix 0DTJ
– Cross-references for body part names
• Vermiform appendix
– Use Appendix
– Cross-references for devices
• Physiomesh™
– Use Synthetic Substitute
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Index by Body Part?
• Medial meniscus
– Use Joint, Knee, Right
– Use Joint, Knee, Left
• It means that PCS refers to the medial
meniscus as the Joint, Knee, right or left
• Access index using root operation name
and then select Joint, Knee
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Approach – Character 5
• Defines the technique used to reach
the site of the procedure
• 7 different approach values:
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Open
Percutaneous
Percutaneous Endoscopic
Via Natural or Artificial Opening
Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic
Via Natural or Artificial Opening with percutaneous
endoscopic assistance
– External
Body
Root
Section
Body Part
Approach
Device
System
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Operation
Qualifier
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Device – Character 6
• The term “device” includes only devices
that remain after the procedure is
completed
– Instruments for visualization are specified
in the approach character
• Materials incidental to a procedure such as
clips and sutures are not considered
devices
Section
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System
Root
Operation
Body Part
Approach
Device
Qualifier
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Qualifier – Character 7
• Defines an additional attribute of the
procedure performed, if applicable
• May be specific to a root operation, body
system, or body part
• Examples:
– Type of transplant
– Second site for a bypass
– Diagnostic excision (biopsy)
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System
Root
Operation
Body Part
Approach
Device
Qualifier
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Tubular Body Parts
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Anatomical Regions,
General
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Anatomical Regions Body Parts
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Head
Neck
Face
Upper and lower jaw
Oral cavity and throat
Chest wall
Abdominal wall
Pleural cavity, right
and left
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Mediastinum
Pericardial cavity
Abdominal cavity
Peritoneal cavity
Retroperitoneal cavity
Pelvic cavity
Upper and lower back
Perineum, male and
female
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What’s Coded Here?
• Procedures performed on:
– Body cavities
•Inspection of peritoneal cavity
– Large surface areas
•Repair of abdominal wall
– Entire tubular tracts
•Inspection of entire gastrointestinal
tract
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Gastrointestinal and
Hepatobiliary Systems
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Gastrointestinal System
• Mechanical digestion of food by chewing
• Chemical digestion by saliva and chemicals
in the stomach and from the liver
• Mixing and propelling food (peristalsis)
from pharynx through large intestines
• Absorption of nutrients and water by small
intestines and water by large intestines
• Elimination of indigestible waste products
as defecation
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Gastrointestinal System
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Hepatobiliary System
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Anastomosis Following
Resection
Not coded
separately
because the
normal route
was
reconnected
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Let’s Code – Case 1
The patient was diagnosed with
diverticulosis and had a complete
removal of the descending colon along
with a removal of the proximal section
of the sigmoid colon using an open
approach.
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Case 1
• Root operation: Resection
• Code: 0DTM0ZZ
Body
System
Root
Operation
Medical and
Surgical
Gastrointestinal
System
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D
Section
Body Part
Approach
Device
Qualifier
Resection
Descending
Colon
Open
No Device
No
Qualifier
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M
0
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Case 1
• Root operation: Excision
• Code: 0DBN0ZZ
Body
System
Root
Operation
Medical and
Surgical
Gastrointestinal
System
0
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Section
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Approach
Device
Qualifier
Excision
Sigmoid
Colon
Open
No Device
No
Qualifier
B
N
0
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Z
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What is this called?
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Left Hemicolectomy
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Right Hemicolectomy
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Bypass
• Bariatric procedures
– Roux-en-Y
• Anastomosis in unusual
configurations
– Billroth II
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Bypass
Non-Coronary
Body Part
Qualifier
From
To
(Downstream
Location)
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Colostomy versus Ileostomy
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Ileal Reservoir Options
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Ostomy Take-Down
• Internal structure repair, plus
• Abdominal wall repair
– Qualifier = Stoma
• Where do bypasses start?
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Let’s Code – Case 2
Several months post-op and
after the colon is healed,
the patient’s colostomy is
taken down. During the
original surgery, the
sigmoid colon was entirely
removed.
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Nissen Fundoplication
Root operation =
Restriction
Body part =
Esophagogastric junction
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GI Stents
Self-Expandable
Metal Stent (SEM)
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Gastric Neurostimulator
• Gastric neurostimulator
for gastroparesis
(delayed gastric
emptying)
– “Functional unit” generator
– “Delivery mechanism”
– lead(s)
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Let’s Code – Case 3
A patient with gastroparesis that
is resistant to medication has a
gastric stimulator placed. One
lead is placed on the surface of
the stomach and the generator is
placed into a subcutaneous
pocket in the abdomen.
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Reference Manual - Dilation
• Definition: Expanding an orifice or
the lumen of a tubular body part
• Explanation: The orifice can be a
natural orifice or an artificially
created orifice. Accomplished by
stretching a tubular body part using
intraluminal pressure or by cutting
part of the orifice or wall of the
tubular body part
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Let’s Code – Case 4
A 2-week-old infant is
diagnosed with pyloric
stenosis and the surgeon
performs a laparoscopic
pyloromyotomy to cure
the problem.
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Genitourinary System
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Genitourinary System
• Urinary System
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Removes waste from blood stream
Regulates fluid volume of the body
Maintains electrolyte concentration and pH levels
Secrete erythropoietin and rennin
• Reproductive Systems
– Male and Female:
• Produce and transport gamete cells
• Produce hormones
– Female: Nurture developing offspring
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Urinary System
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Ureteral Stents
• Stents hold
open the ureter
(go around stones
or other
constricted area)
to allow urine
to pass
• Catheters drain
urine from the
body (held in
place by an
inflated balloon)
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Let’s Code – Case 5
The patient was
diagnosed with a left
ureteral stone and
underwent cystoscopic
extraction of the stone
and placement of a stent
into the left ureter.
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Let’s Code – Case 6
• The patient is taken
to the OR for
retrieval of a ureteral
stent from the left
ureter and a
cystoscopy.
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Ileal Conduit
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Let’s Code – Case 7
The surgeon makes a midline
incision and performs a
complete cystectomy. The
surgeon creates a neobladder
for the patient using a
harvested piece of ileum. The
neobladder connects the
ureters to the outside.
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Percutaneous Drainage
Used for
percutaneous
placement of a
malecot flower
catheter in the
renal pelvis for
nephrostomy
drainage.
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Not a urinary catheter
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Urethromeatoplasty
• A urethromeatoplasty moves the position
of the urethra, when the opening is
coronal.
– Root operation is Reposition
• If the opening is in the shaft, there is no
urethra present and a replacement is
needed.
– Root operation is Replacement
• Both conditions are called hypospadias and
the surgeon may call it a repair.
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Urethromeatoplasty
• Picture A shows the meatus on
the underside of the penis
• Pictures B through D show the
incision of the glans penis and
the repositioning of the
meatus to the tip of the penis
• Pictures E and F show the
closure
• Coded to the root operation
Reposition
• Body part value is the urethra
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Let’s Code – Case 8
A 1-year-old male is
taken to the OR for
an open correction of
his coronal
hypospadias.
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Occlusion
Male
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Hysterectomy
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Let’s Code – Case 9
A Pfannenstiel incision is made in the
patient’s abdomen and the
peritoneum is entered. The uterine
supporting structures are divided. A
circumferential incision is made
around the cervix and the uterus,
cervix, tubes and ovaries are
delivered through the incision.
Hemostasis was achieved and the
abdominal incision is closed in layers.
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Suspension With a Device
Mid urethral sling procedure
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Suspension Without a Device
Uterosacral Ligament
Fixation:
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Sacrospinous Vault
Fixation:
Auditing
Procedure: Uterine fibroid
embolization, left side
Code assigned: 04LF3DU
Is this correct?
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Circulatory and Lymphatic
Systems
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Circulatory and Lymphatic
Systems
• Circulates the blood to the lungs for
oxygenation and throughout the
body
• Eliminates waste products from cells
• Lymphatic system:
– Returns interstitial fluid to the blood
– Absorbs fat and fat-soluable vitamins
– Provides defense against disease
– Similar in consistency to blood plasma
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The Heart
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Cardiac Conduction Mechanism
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Coronary Arteries
• PCS uses the number of sites treated
– Not the names of the arteries
– Not the number of arteries treated
• Code the number of sites treated
using the same approach, device and
qualifier
• If anything is different, assign a
separate code
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Coronary Arteries
(descending)
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Bypass
Coronary Arteries
Body Part
Qualifier
Number
of Sites
Treated
From
(Blood
Source)
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021 Table
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Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting
• CABG (Bypass)
• Free Vein Graft:
– Greater Saphenous
Vein
• Free Artery Grafts:
– Right Internal
Mammary
– Radial Artery
• Pedicle Artery Graft:
– Left Internal
Mammary artery
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Bypass
Non-Coronary
Body Part
Qualifier
From
To
(Downstream
Location)
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Axillo-Femoral Bypass
Femoral-Femoral component
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Let’s Code – Case 10
Left internal mammary artery
bypass to the diagonal artery
and the left anterior
descending artery
Left greater saphenous free
graft to the right marginal
artery
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Case 10
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AV Fistula and AV Graft
Device
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Let’s Code – Case 11
The surgeon places a synthetic
AV graft between the brachial
artery and the basilic vein in
the patient’s right forearm.
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“Un-doing an AV Fistula or Graft”
• AV fistulas are repaired
– Repair the arterial side
– If described, occlude the venous side or
repair the venous side
• AV grafts are a device
– Remove the device from the arterial
side
– Remove the device from the venous
side
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Heart Valves
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Cardiac Valve Replacement
• Biologic vs.
Mechanical
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Replacement
Aortic Valve
Tricuspid Valve
Mitral Valve
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Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement
(TAVR)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csxJYTLXNJY
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Let’s Code – Case 12
The patient undergoes a
TAVR using a device
that is a combination of
Porcine tissue and
synthetic substitute.
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Ventricular Septal Defect
• Closed via an
open
approach
• Synthetic
material sewn
in as a patch
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REPAIRING ANEURYSMS
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Aneurysm Repair
• Open Surgical
• Root operation =
• Supplement
• Endovascular
restriction with a
covered stent using
intraluminal device
• Root operation =
• Restriction
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Extraluminal Restriction
Aneurysm Clipping
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Intraluminal Restriction
Endovascular Coil
placement
Root operation =
Restriction
Device =
Intraluminal
device
Percutaneous Coiling
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Endovascular Repair of
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
• Intraluminal
device
• Bifurcated
prosthesis
• Root operation =
• Restriction
• Device =
• Intraluminal
device
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Let’s Code – Case 13
The patient undergoes an
endovascular repair of an
infrarenal abdominal
aortic aneurysm using a
covered stent with limbs
placed into the common
iliac arteries.
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Pacemaker
• Medical device that delivers
electrical impulses to the
heart muscles using
electrodes
• Regulates the beating of the
heart
• Maintains an adequate heart
rate when:
– Heart too slow
– Block in conduction
mechanism
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Defibrillator
• An implantable cardioverterdefibrillator (ICD) is a small
battery-powered electrical
impulse generator:
– Patient at risk for sudden
cardiac death due to:
• Ventricular fibrillation
• Ventricular tachycardia
• Programmed to detect cardiac
arrhythmia and correct it by
delivering a jolt of electricity
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Cardiac Resynchronization
Therapy
• “Biventricular Pacing” -
CRT uses a specialized
pacemaker to re-coordinate the action of the right and left
ventricles in patients with heart failure.
• Treats heart failure and dilated
cardiomyopathy
• Pacemaker Pulse Generator
– Stratos LV, LV-T
• Defibrillator Pulse Generator
– Cognis CRT-D, Contak Renewal 3 RF CRT-D
– Livian CRT-D, Ovatio CRT-D
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Let’s Code – Case 14
The surgeon places a
pacemaker-defibrillator
generator into a subcutaneous
pocket in the patient’s chest
and threads the leads into the
right atrium and right
ventricle.
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VENOUS ACCESS DEVICES
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Perm-A-Cath
Tunneled Central Venous Catheter
Insertion, Infusion Device PLUS
Insertion, Vascular Access
Device in SubQ of Chest
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PICC or Central Venous
Catheter
Insertion,
Heart and great vessels,
infusion device
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Vascular Access Port,
Reservoir and Pump
Implantable Vascular
Access Device
Implantable VAD,
Reservoir and Pump
Port-A-Cath
Insertion, SubQ,
Vascular access device
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Insertion, SubQ, Vascular
Access Reservoir PLUS
Infusion device, pump
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Let’s Code – Case 15
In preparation for upcoming
chemotherapy, the surgeon places
an infusion device percutaneously
into the patient’s superior vena cava
and places an indwelling port into a
subcutaneous pocket in the
patient’s right chest via incision,
connecting it to the infusion device.
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Auditing
Procedure: Bone marrow biopsy of
the sternum
Code assigned: 079T3ZX
Is this correct?
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Respiratory System
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Respiratory System
• Manages the breathing and
respiratory process
• Works with Circulatory system to:
– Deliver oxygen to cells
– Remove waste products of metabolism
• Shares mouth and throat with the
Gastrointestinal system
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Temporary Airways
Endotracheal Airway
Nasopharyngeal
Airway (NPA) or
Nasal Trumpet
(Integral to mechanical ventilation)
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More “Permanent” Airway
Tracheostomy
• Root Operation
– Bypass
• Qualifier
– Cutaneous
Approach is typically
percutaneous in ER and
open when taken to OR
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Let’s Code – Case 16
The patient is taken to the
OR. A tracheostomy is
created and a
tracheostomy device is
inserted.
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Bronchoscopy Versus VATS
Via Natural or Artificial
Opening Endoscopic
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Percutaneous Endoscopic
(VATS)
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Let’s Code – Case 17
The patient is taken to the
OR where the tracheostomy
opening is explored. The
tracheostomy device is
removed. Excess scar tissue
is excised from the opening
and a new tracheostomy
device is placed.
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Bronchial Devices
• Endobronchial Stents
– Malignant disease
– Esophageal varices that
intrude through tracheal
wall
– Recurrent tracheal fibromas
• Root operation =
Dilation
• Device =
Intraluminal Device
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Bronchial Devices
• Endobronchial Valves
– One way valves
– No air distally
– Allows mucous
proximally
• Root operation
– Insertion
• Device
– Endobronchial Valve
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Herniorraphy – It’s the Hole!
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Let’s Code – Case 18
• The patient is taken to the OR for
repair of a left-sided protrusion of
the stomach up through the
diaphragm. The surgeon repairs
the hernia with implantation of a
Prolene mesh patch.
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