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Slide 0 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center RADIOLOGY

Slide 1 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Radiology ( )  Radiology: Branch of medicine that uses radiant energy to diagnose & treat patients

Slide 2 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Radiology Subsections  Diagnostic Radiology  Diagnostic Ultrasound  Radiologic Guidance  Breast Mammography  Bone/Joint Studies  Radiation Oncology  Nuclear Medicine

Slide 3 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Radiographic Procedures  Fluoroscopy - an x-ray procedure that allows the visualization of internal organs in motion. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)  MRI – is a radiology technique that uses magnetism, radio waves, and a computer to produce images of the body structure.

Slide 4 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Tomography  Tomography used to view single plane of body Biometry  Biometry: The application of statistical methods to biological facts.

Slide 5 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Planes of Body SectionsSections of the body are often referred to as anatomical planes (flat surfaces). These planes are imaginary lines – vertical or horizontal – drawn through an upright body. Three Types of PlanesThree Types of Planes 1. The transverse plane divides the body into top and bottom 2. The frontal plane divides the body into front and back 3. The sagittal plane divides the body into left and right

Slide 6 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Position & Projection  Position:  Position: Way in which patient placed. Example An Example of Position is Prone, which means the patient is lying on his/her anterior (front), but the sides of entrance and exit of the x-ray beam are not specified.  Projection:  Projection: Path x-ray beam travels. Example An Example of a Projection is anteoposterior, which denotes that the x-ray beam enters the patient’s body at the front (anterior) and exits from the back (posterior).

Slide 7 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Body Positions

Slide 8 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Body Positions

Slide 9 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Component Coding  Three Component Terms Professional Technical Global

Slide 10 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Professional Component  Physician portion of service, includes: Supervision of technician Interpretation of results, including written report Technical Component Technologist’s services Equipment, film, & supplies Global Procedure  Both professional & technical portions of radiology service

Slide 11 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Component Modifiers -26  If only Professional Component of radiology service provided: Use -26 TC  If only Technical Component of radiology service provided: Use TC

Slide 12 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Global Procedure  If both Professional & Technical components of radiology service is provided Use no modifier

Slide 13 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Example: Chest X-Ray Example: Chest X-Ray  Professional Component , Supervision & final report  Technical Component TC, Technician, supplies, equipment  Global Procedure: 71030

Slide 14 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Overview of Radiology Subsections Diagnostic Radiology ( )  Most standard radiographic procedures  Codes often divided on whether Contrast Material used  Codes further divided on number of views

Slide 15 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Contrast Material “with contrast”  Statement “with contrast” implies injection built into code  Notes indicate codes for components Example: 75801, Lymphangiography; see (Injection procedure)

Slide 16 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Interventional Radiologist  Interventional Radiologist - is a physician who is skilled in both the surgical procedure and the radiology portion of an interventional radiologic service  EXAMPLE:  EXAMPLE: total procedure for cystography with contrast. Report 74430, X-ray portion Plus for injection procedure Plus for supply of contrast material

Slide 17 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Overview of Radiology Subsections Diagnostic Radiology ( )  Used to Diagnose Disease Monitor Disease Process, Progression or Remission Therapeutic Procedures or Guidance

Slide 18 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Diagnostic Procedure Include ( )  X-ray  Computerized Axial Tomography (CAT or CT Scan)  Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)  Angiography

Slide 19 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Computerized Axial Tomography (CAT/CT)  Pictures of structures within the body created by a computer that takes the data from multiple X-ray images and turns them into pictures. Magnetic Resonance Imaging  An MRI (or magnetic resonance imaging) scan is a radiology technique that uses magnetism, radio waves, and a computer to produce images of body structures.

Slide 20 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Angiography  Used to view vessel obstructions  Dye injected into vessel  Radiologist uses angiography to diagnose vascular conditionsExamples  Malformations  Strokes  Myocardial infarctions

Slide 21 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center PERFORMANCE EXERCISE Overview of Radiology Subsections Diagnostic Radiology ( ) PERFORMANCE EXERCISE  What is the Code for a diagnostic mammography, bilateral What is the code for the supervision and interpretation of an aortography, thoracic, by serialography? 75605

Slide 22 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center ( ) Diagnostic Ultrasound ( )  Uses high-frequency sound waves to image anatomic structures and detect the cause of illness and disease.  Codes for ultrasound procedures are found in three locations: 1. Radiology Section, Diagnostic Ultrasound subsection, Medicine Section, Non-Invasive Vascular Diagnostic Studies subsection Medicine Section, Echocardiography

Slide 23 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Ultrasound Modes & Scans  A -mode  M -mode  B -scan  Real-time Scan

Slide 24 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center A-ModeA-Mode  A – is the amplitude of sound return (echo)  Technique used to map structure outline  Displays one-dimensional image reflecting the time it takes the sound wave to reach a structure and reflect back.

Slide 25 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center M-ModeM-Mode  M – mode - The M stands for motion  Technique used to display movement of structure  Displays one-dimensional image B-Scan  B = brightness  Technique used to display movement of tissues & organs  Known as Gray Scale ultrasound  Displays two-dimensional image

Slide 26 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Real-Time Scan  Technique used to display both structure & motion of tissues & organs that indicates the size, shape, and movement of the tissue or organ.  Displays two-dimensional image

Slide 27 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center PERFORMANCE EXERCISE Overview of Radiology Subsections Diagnostic Ultrasound ( ) PERFORMANCE EXERCISE  An ultrasound of the chest and mediastinum, real time A repeat uterine ultrasound in real time with image documentation of a 32-week pregnant female 76816

Slide 28 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Radiation Oncology ( )  Therapeutic use of radiation  Codes both professional & technical services  Subheading divided based on treatment

Slide 29 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Clinical Treatment Planning Clinical Treatment Planning - Reflects professional services by physician.  Choice of treatment method  Determination of number of treatment ports  Selection of treatment devices  Other necessary procedures

Slide 30 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Three Levels of Planning  Simple: 1 treatment area, 1 port or 1 set of parallel ports.  Intermediate: 3 or more ports, 2 separate treatment areas, multiple blocking  Complex: Complex blocking, custom shielding blocks, tangential ports, special wedges, 3+ treatment areas, special beams

Slide 31 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center PERFORMANCE EXERCISE Overview of Radiology Subsections Radiation Oncology/ ( ) PERFORMANCE EXERCISE  Complex therapeutic radiology simulation- aided field setting Therapeutic radiology treatment planning; simple 77261

Slide 32 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center , 77399) Medical Radiation, Physics, Dosimetry, Treatment Devices, & Special Services ( , 77399)  Medical Radiation, Physics, Dosimetry, Treatment Devices, and Special Services deals with the decision making of the physician as to the type of treatment, dose, and development of treatment course.  Dosimetry  Dosimetry – is the calculation of the radiation dose and placement.

Slide 33 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center PERFORMANCE EXERCISE Overview of Radiology Subsections Radiation Oncology/ ( , 77399) PERFORMANCE EXERCISE  Design and construct of a bite block, intermediate Calculation of an isodose for brachytherapy, single plane, two sources, simple

Slide 34 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center ( ) Radiation Treatment Delivery ( )  These codes are used to report the actual delivery of the radiation.  Radiation treatment is delivered in units called, “Mega Electron Volt (MeV)”.

Slide 35 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center ( ) Radiation Treatment Delivery ( )  A Mega Electron Volt is a unit of energy that is deposited in the patient’s tissue and is measured in: Gray (1 Gray = 100 Rads; 1 Centigray [cGy] = 1 Rad). A Rad is a radiation absorbed dose.

Slide 36 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center ( ) Radiation Treatment Delivery ( )  To code Radiation Treatment Delivery services, you need to know the amount of radiation delivered and the number of:  Areas treated (single, 2, 3 or more)  Ports involved (single, 3 or more, tangential)  Blocks used (none, multiple, custom)

Slide 37 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center PERFORMANCE EXERCISE Overview of Radiology Subsections Radiation Treatment Delivery ( ) PERFORMANCE EXERCISE  For two separate areas, using three or more ports with multiple blocks at MeV For three or more separate areas using custom blocks, wedges, rotation beams, up to 5 MeV 77412

Slide 38 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center ( ) Radiation Treatment Management ( )  Radiation treatment management reflects the Professional (physician) portion of services includes: Review of port films Review of dosimetry, dose delivery, treatment parameters Treatment setup Patient examination for medical E/M PERFORMANCE Five radiation treatments 77427

Slide 39 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Clinical Brachytherapy ( )  Brachytherapy – is the placement of radioactive material directly into or surrounding the site of tumor. The placement maybe: Intracavitary (within body cavity); or Interstitial (within tissues).PERFORMANCE  A simple application of a radioactive source, interstitial

Slide 40 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Clinical Brachytherapy ( ) “source”  The terms, “source” and “ribbon” are used in the Clinical Brachytherapy codes.  A Source is a container holdings radiactive element that can be inserted directly into the body where it delivers the radiation dose over time.  Source  Source can be in various forms, such as:  Seeds, ribbons, or capsules and are placed in a cavity.

Slide 41 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Clinical Brachytherapy ( )  Ribbons:  Ribbons: are seeds embedded on tape.  The Ribbon is cut to the desired length to control the amount of radiation the patient receives.

Slide 42 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Clinical Brachytherapy ( ) Clinical Brachytherapy Codes - Divided on the Basis of the number of sources or ribbons used in an application: Simple: 1-4 Intermediate: 5-10 Complex: 11 or more

Slide 43 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Clinical Brachytherapy PERFORMANCE ( )  A simple application of a radioactive source, intracavitary Surface application of radiation source 77789

Slide 44 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center ( ) Nuclear Medicine ( )  Placement of radionuclides within the body and the monitoring of emissions from the radioactive elements.  Used both for diagnosis & treatment Example: Stress test

Slide 45 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Nuclear Medicine Codes divided primarily on organ system. Except “Therapeutic,” for radiopharmaceutical therapies

Slide 46 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center Nuclear Medicine PERFORMANCE ( )  Adrenal imaging, cortex and/or medulla Thyroid carcinoma metastases imaging; limited area (eg, neck and chest only) 78015

Slide 47 CPT - Radiology Section – Medical Coding II Messick Adult & Technology Center The END