Radiology Question for the Week of February 23, 2026
For coding 2026 lower extremity revascularization procedures, how do we break down the coding when two distinct lesions are treated in two separate territories? Do we code for angioplasty as well?
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For coding 2026 lower extremity revascularization procedures, how do we break down the coding when two distinct lesions are treated in two separate territories? Do we code for angioplasty as well?
What is the correct use of modifiers when reporting bilateral or bilateral primary procedures for lower extremity revascularization procedures?
I’ve heard that starting this year, there will be new territories for the 2026 lower extremity revascularization code set as part of the overhaul. Is this true?
Ordered as a bilateral complete breast ultrasound, what is the proper code assignment? Complete real-time ultrasonography of the left breast was performed. Dense tissue is seen throughout. A 4 mm simple cyst is identified at the 12:00 position, 2
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