Below you can find a list with allt the CPT modifiers. A CPT modifier modifies a procedure or item and add information or change a description based on the documentation provided by the physician. First, we explain what CPT modifiers are before listing all the CPT modifiers. CPT modifiers are added to CPT or HCPCS…
ICD 10 S32.591B describes a particular type of fracture of the right pubis, which involves a complete or incomplete separation of the pubic bone on the front aspect into two or more fragments, with or without displacement of either of the pubic fragments from their original position, resulting from trauma such as motor vehicle accidents,…
ICD 10 M11.259 describes a medical condition known as chondrocalcinosis, which is an inflammatory joint disorder caused by the accumulation of calcium pyrophosphate dihydrate crystals in the cartilage of the hip joint, leading to calcification and damage to the joint, and is also commonly referred to as pseudogout; however, it is important to note that…
ICD 10 S43.142S describes a medical condition characterized by the displacement of the clavicle, or collar bone, below the acromial process, which is the projection of the shoulder blade, or the coracoid process, which is the hooklike projection on the upper outer part of the shoulder blade, resulting from a traumatic event such as a…
ICD 10 S11.20 describes a medical condition characterized by an unspecified open wound in the pharynx and cervical esophagus, which can either be internal or external and may or may not involve bleeding, and is diagnosed when the healthcare provider fails to document the specific nature of the wound. Official Description Of S11.20 The ICD…
ICD 10 S36.62 describes a medical condition characterized by the presence of a hematoma, which is a localized accumulation of blood, in the wall of the distal opening of the large intestine caused by blunt trauma that results in the leakage of capillaries, the smallest blood vessels, but does not lead to a tear or…
ICD 10 S68.421D describes a specific medical condition characterized by a partial traumatic amputation of the right hand at wrist level, resulting from various traumatic events such as motor vehicle accidents, electrical burns, frostbite, occupational injuries caused by machines, or crush injuries, and is applicable to subsequent encounters. Official Description Of S68.421D The ICD 10…
ICD 10 M34.82 describes a medical condition known as systemic sclerosis with myopathy, which is an autoimmune disease that results in the growth of scar tissue in place of normal tissue in the skin, and can lead to complications that affect the muscles. Official Description Of M34.82 The ICD 10 CM book defines ICD 10…
ICD 10 S79.111S describes a specific type of fracture known as a Salter-Harris type I physeal fracture of the lower end of the right femur, which occurs predominantly in children and involves a break in the growth plate (physis) that does not extend through the epiphysis or metaphysis, and is typically caused by sudden or…
ICD 10 S42.491 describes a type of fracture in the lower end of the right humerus, which occurs when the bone is subjected to sudden or blunt trauma, such as a forceful blow from a moving object, a motor vehicle accident, sports activities, or a fall on an outstretched arm, resulting in a break in…
ICD 10 S33.12 describes a medical condition characterized by the partial or complete displacement of the L2 vertebra over the L3 vertebra, resulting from the excessive strain on the muscles, tendons, and joints of the spine due to sudden acceleration and deceleration forces, such as those experienced during motor vehicle accidents and sporting activities, hyperextension…
