anybody know, when to use O46.91, as first trimester fall before 14 weeks and we have O20.9 before 20 week of gestation. kindly share the scenario when use O46.91.
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ICD-10 Unspecified Denials
Valves: unspecified rheumatic vs non-rheum
The rationale in favor of the latter is that the I08 section only names mitral, aortic and tricuspid valves with *no mention of pulmonic* whether rheumatic or not, while the I37 section "Excludes 1" note, only excludes *congenital or specified* rheumatic disorders.
uveitis dx, H20.9 (unspecified iriodcyslitis
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Unspecified arthritis hand
How would you code Unspecified arthritis bilateral hands. I do not see a code for unspecified arthritis only for "other arthritis"or "unspecified osteoarthritis when I look in ICD 10 manual or google it. Doctor did not specify the type of arthritis. Any clarification appreciated.
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Deborah
Guidance for selecting Acute vs Chronic Osteomyelitis with site when A/C unspecified
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Unspecified arthroscopic gluteus medius repair
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Unspecified Procedure
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Unspecified vs ‘Other specified” Codes
My question is – can we do that? Here is an example:
PT comes in for a B12 shot for "Vitamin b12 def, unspecified" (word for word) as noted on the encounter. We were told to bill as "other specified B12 def" as this would pay and the other would not. Usually I would query the physician for a more accurate diagnosis but a lot of the time there WAS no more specific diagnosis, especially in these cases. Also, asking them to go back and change their diagnosis so we could bill and get paid seemed unethical. This isn’t a case of there being a more accurate diagnosis available, but changing the diagnosis on the claim.
I am relatively new, so I am curious as to whether we could do this. I refused to until I got clarification but I haven’t found any specific documentation on it. Can someone help me out or point me in the right direction? Thank you!