Articles, tagged with "lower extremity", page 1
29th March 2012
Don't risk losing up to $315 that Medicare allots for PV studies
You know you can't report nonselective catheter placement with selective placement from the same access site but which codes should you report if the physician inserts the catheter selectiv...
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Author:
ashu
25th May 2011
This year, CPT comes with two new codes to report diabetic foot ulcer treatment involving tissue cultured skin substitutes to the lower extremity - G0440-G0441. You will have to use temporary G codes when reporting diabetic foot ulcer treatment involving ...
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Author:
James Smith
18th March 2011
This time CPT 2011 adds new codes for lower extremity endovascular revascularization covering angioplasty, atherectomy, and stenting.
Here we'll take a look at the femoral/popliteal codes 37224-37227.
Master the single code approach for fem/pop coding...
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Author:
James Smith
16th September 2010
Low back discomfort is 1 of the most common factors that cause people to employ shoe lifts. Regrettably, in spite of the whole progresses in practical knowledge, lots of clinical research workers acknowledge we still do not really know what causes many in...
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Author:
chasity knight
26th July 2010
I believe high-heeled shoes are every woman's best friends in their daily life. Every woman has a pair of fashion high-heeled shoes in their shoe cabinets. We have already wore fashion high-heeled shoes many times. However, we still can't avoid hurting ou...
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Author:
yan
01st July 2010
This article shows the proper way on how to use orthotics, what they are and how they work. Let us define first what orthotics is. The word orthotic comes from the Greek 'ortho' - to correct. The correct term for orthotic is foot orthosis (plural: orthose...
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Author:
Apple Osborne
18th June 2009
Let me begin with a disclaimer. I believe that everyone has a right to make their own personal decisions and choices about their health and the activities that they enjoy. For example, I personally compete in Ironman triathlons. There are people who belie...
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Author:
Dr. Christopher Segler
15th June 2009
Over-Pronation, Sports, and Shin Splints
If you love running or participating in team sports, you're at risk for shin splints, pain in the knees, Achilles tendonitis, and other lower extremity injuries. Medial tibial stress syndrome, as it is called by...
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Author:
Salomon
01st February 2007
What is Sciatica?
The longest nerve in your body, the sciatic nerve runs from your pelvis through your hip area and buttocks and down each leg. It divides into the tibial and peroneal nerves at the level of your knees. The sciatic nerve controls many o...
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Author:
debbie shimadry