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77080, 74150 and list of procedures Radiology

DEXA – hips, spine                      77080
P-DEXA forearm                        77081

CAT SCAN

ABDOMEN

Abdomen w/o contrast                  74150
Abdomen w/ contrast                   74160
Abdomen w/o & w/ contrast             74170

CHEST/THORAX

Chest/Thorax w/o contrast              71250
Chest/Thorax w/ contrast               74150
Chest/Thorax w/o & w/ contrast          71270

EXTREMITIES

Upper w/o contrast                      73200
Upper w/o & w/ contrast                 73202
Lower w/o contrast                      73700
Lower w/o & w/ contrast                 73702


HEAD/NECK

Head/Brain w/o contrast               70450
Head/Brain w/o & w/ contrast             70470
Mid/Inner Ear w/o contrast              70480
Mid/Inner Ear w/o & w/ contrast           70482
Orbit/Sella/Fossa w/o cont             70480
Orbit/Sella/Fossa w/o & w/ cont           70482
Sinuses w/o contrast                70486
Soft Tissue Neck w/o contrast            70490
Soft Tissue Neck w/o & w/ cont            70492
Temporal Bones w/o contrast             70480


SPINE/PELVIS

Cervical w/o contrast                72125
Cervical w/o & w/ contrast            72127
Lumbar w/o contrast                72131
Lumbar w/o & w/ contrast           72133
Pelvis w/o contrast                 72192
Pelvis w/ contrast                   72193
Pelvis w/o & w/ contrast             72194
Thoracic spine w/o contrast           72128
Thoracic spine w/o & w/ contrast      72130





ICD-9 Diagnosis
*252.0 Hyperparathyroidism
  255.0 Cushing Syndrome
*256.2 Post Oblative Ovarian Failure - Age 40 and below
*256.3 Primary Ovarian Failure - Age 40 and below
  256.30 Premature Osteoporosis
+256.8 Ovarian Dysfunction
  257.2 Testicular Dysfunction
  268.2 Osteomalacia/Osteoporosis Syndrome
  269.1 Mineral Deficiency
  307.1 Anorexia Nervosa/Bulimia
  579.8 Malabsorption of Calcium
  585.0 Chronic Renal Failure
  588.0 Renal Osteodystrophy
  588.8 Secondary Hyperparathyroidism
+627.20 Menopausal Syndrome
  714.0 Rheumatoid Arthritis
  715.0 Osteoarthritis
  716.0 Arthritis
*733.00 General Osteoporosis
*733.01 Postmenopausal or Senile Osteoporosis
*733.02 Idiopathic Osteoporosis
  733.03 Disuse Osteoporosis
*733.09 Drug Induced Osteoporosis
*733.8 Diabetic Bone Changes
+733.90 Osteopenia
*733.09 Use with Patients on Following Drugs: Corticosteroids, Heparin, Phenytoin, Thyroid Replacements (only if TSH Level is Subnormal)
*805.2 Fracture of Thoracic Spine,Closed
*806.4 Fracture of Lumbar Spine, Closed
*807.01 Fracture of Rib, Closed, One Rib
*807.02 Fracture of Rib, Closed,Two Ribs
*808.0-808.9 Fracture of Pelvis
*820.0-820.9 Fracture of Neck Femur
*808.00 Pelvic Fracture
*813.41 Colles Fracture
*814.00 Wrist Fracture
*V58.69 Long Term (current) use of high risk medication. (Generally used with 733.09)

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