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CODING SYSTEMS {CPC}

Reproductive, Intersex, Female Genital Sys, & Maternity Care/Delivery

TermDefinition
What tests should not be coded as cancer? Abnormal CA-125 or pap smear
This ICD-10-CM chapter includes NEC and abnormal clinical & laboratory finding codes Chapter 18
Unusual growths with characteristics of malignancies but are NOT malignant Pre-Cancerous tissues
Most common Pre-cancerous tissues CIN (cervical intraepithelial neoplasia) & VIN (vulvar intraepithelial neoplasia)
VIN stands for: Vulvar Intraepithelial Neoplasia
CIN stands for: Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia
Pre-Cancerous tissues (CIN/VIN) can be found under these main terms in the ICD-10-CM Dysplasia or Neoplasia
These conditions are staged as I, II, or III
This subsection is located after the Male Genital System subsection and consists of only one code The Reproductive System Procedures subsection (55920)
This subsection is located before the Female Genital Surgery subsection & contains only two codes The Intersex Surgery Subsection (55970, 55980)
This subsection is divided according to anatomic site, from the vulva to the ovaries The Female Genital System Subsection
The anatomic sites in this subsection are then divided on the basis of category of procedure (incision, excision, destruction) The Female Genital System Subsection
Codes for IVF are located at the end of this subsection The Female Genital System Subsection
Which CPT section/codes would you use to report the excision of a GENITAL skin lesion? Surgery Section (Integumentary system) | Benign lesions: 11420-11426 | Malignant lesions: 11620-11626
Created by: VA_MedCod3r
 

 



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