Notes for ICD-10-PCS Code Book

[@carolynbm]

Hi Terry, I purchased your ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS 2024 books. When will the E//M 2024 book be available? Thank you for writing these books ❤

[@tropinsmedicalcodingmadeea7551]

Just got my last reviewer notes today! I am out of town but will be back tomorrow. Hope to have book up on monday. Thanks for asking!

[@carolynbm]

I just got your E/M coding 2024 book it’s very helpful. Looking forward to diving into the book. ❤

[@ermamilspaugh]

Thus was so helpful, thank you!

[@tropinsmedicalcodingmadeea7551]

Glad it was helpful!

[@QuikLikeNestle]

Hello... I don't see a Transfer Procedure (X) in the Anatomical Regions, General section... am I missing it? Thank you so much!

[@tropinsmedicalcodingmadeea7551]

Sorry. Transfer is in anatomical regions, upper extremities.

[@Catherine.59]

Under Ear, Nose, Sinus "For hearing assessment, treatment device fitting, see Section F" I don't have a 09F section. Please help

[@Catherine.59]

Sorry please disregard. I figured out what you meant

[@beautifullyimperfect4224]

Hello for the bypass section for table 021 can you explain the correction note?

[@tropinsmedicalcodingmadeea7551]

See Guidelines for Medical and Surgical Section, B3 Root operations, Bypass procedures, B3.6b. The body part is number of coronary arteries is bypassed to, qualifier is vessel bypassed from. This is the opposite of the guidelines for other bypass procedures. There is an example following the guidelines.

[@beautifullyimperfect4224]

@@tropinsmedicalcodingmadeea7551 Great! Thank you.

[@staffsargemobuto]

I will admit coding for the Medical and Surgical section is kind of a pain since you have to look through so many anatomical areas, but coding from Obstetrics and down is almost "I can do this in my sleep" easy.

[@tropinsmedicalcodingmadeea7551]

Ob is easier since it is only a couple of pages. If you write the definitions in it’s really straightforward. Hope the video helped