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CPT® coding for Skin Lesions
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This presentation discusses coding guidelines for excision and destruction of benign and malignant skin lesions, CPT® codes 11400-11471, 11600-11646, 17000-17286. The coding guidelines for each set of codes are compared and contrasted. Different scenarios are presented with coding guidelines and examples for each. • If you give me a Superthanks of $5 or more, I will send you a copy of the slides for this video! Click Thanks under the video (the heart with $). List your email in the reply. Thank you! • Benign lesions include neoplasms, cicatricial lesions, inflammatory lesions, congenital lesions, and cystic lesions. These lesions are treated either by excision or destruction. • Also discussed are benign premalignant lesions, benign vascular proliferative lesions and granulation tissue. • Malignant lesions include basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and melanoma. These may be treated using excision or destruction. Calculating margins for excision of these lesions is discussed. • I would love to hear from you! See links below. • e-mail: [email protected] • Facebook: Tropin's Medical Coding Made Easy | Facebook • Link to books on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=tropin i=s... • Contents of this video: • ------------------------------- • 0.00 - Introduction • 2:19 - Benign lesions • 3:05 - Benign lesions, excision • 10:25 - Benign lesions, destruction • 18:20 - Malignant lesions • 18:41 - Malignant lesions, excision • 22:48 - Malignant lesions, destruction • 24:08 - Using CPT Index • 24:57 - Notes to make in your book
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