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The AMA CPT Editorial Panel has approved revised guidelines for new and established office or outpatient visit codes 99202-99215 that woul...
Emergency department visit for a 4-year-old who fell off a bike sustaining a head injury with brief loss of consciousness.
Emergency department visit for an elderly female who has fallen and is now complaining of pain in her right hip and is unable to walk.
Emergency department visit for a patient with flank pain and hematuria.
Emergency department visit for a female presenting with lower abdominal pain and a vaginal discharge.
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