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ICD-10-PCS; Placement Root Operations; Values

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Change (Placement)   Taking out or off a device from a body region and putting back an identical or similar device in or on the same body region without cutting or puncturing the skin or a mucous membrane (value of 0); (e.g. Change of vaginal packing)  
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Compression (Placement)   Putting pressure on a body region (value of 1); (e.g. Placement of pressure dressing on abdominal wall)  
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Dressing (Placement)   Putting material on a body region for protection (value of 2); (e.g. Application of sterile dressing to head wound)  
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Immobilization (Placement)   Limiting or preventing motion of a body region (value of 3); (e.g. Placement of splint on left finger)  
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Packing (Placement)   Putting material in a body region or orifice (value of 4); (e.g. Placement of nasal packing)  
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Removal (Placement)   Taking out or off a device from a body part (value of 5); (e.g. Removal of stereotactic head frame)  
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Traction (Placement)   Exerting a pulling force on a body region in a distal direction (value of 6); (e.g. Lumbar traction using motorized splint-traction table)  
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