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INDEX: Root Operation: Transplantation. Index: Transplant, Kidney, Left (0TY10Z) The Index gives six characters leaving the coder to select the qualifier to identify the type of transplant. The ICD- 10-PCS Reference Manual describes transplantation as “allogeneic” for a human donor, “syngeneic” for identical twin donor, and “zooplastic” for animal as the source of the organ. 11. Answer: 0DQE0ZZ Character Code Explanation Section 0 Medical and Surgical Body System D Gastrointestinal System Root Operation Q Repair Body Part E Large Intestine Approach 0 Open Device Z No Device Qualifier Z No Qualifier INDEX: Root Operation: Repair. Index: Repair, Intestine, Large (0DQE) The term “repair” is defined as restoring to the extent possible, a body part to its normal anatomic structure and function. Often the term “repair” involves a suture repair which needs to be confirmed in the operative report. The Index includes the term “Suture, laceration repair, see Repair.” If the operative report described the location more precisely, the body part character could change. 12. Answer: 0QSG0ZZ Character Code Explanation Section 0 Medical and Surgical Body System Q Lower Bones Root Operation S Reposition Body Part G Tibia, Right Approach 0 Open Device Z No Device Qualifier Z No Qualifier INDEX: Root Operation: Reposition. Index: Reduction, fracture, see reposition. Reposition, Tibia, Right (0QSG). There is no device used for this question because no fixation device is included in the procedure title. The device character would change depending on the type of fixation device use, if any. 13. Answer: 02RG08Z Character Code Explanation Section 0 Medical and Surgical Body System 2 Heart and Great Vessels Root Operation R Replacement Body Part G Mitral Valve Approach 0 Open Device 8 Zooplastic Tissue Qualifier Z No Qualifier INDEX: Root Operation: Replacement. Index: Replacement, Valve, Mitral (02RG) The coder needs to complete the code with the approach (open), the device (porcine which is animal or zooplastic tissue) and the default “Z” for no qualifier . 14. Answer: 02703ZZ Character Code Explanation Section 0 Medical and Surgical Body System 2 Heart and Great Vessels Root Operation 7 Dilation Body Part 0 Coronary Artery, One Site Approach 3 Percutaneous Device Z No Device Qualifier Z No Qualifier INDEX: Root Operation: Dilation. Index: Angioplasty—see Dilation, Heart and Great Vessels. Index: Dilation, artery, coronary, one site (0270) Also the option “PTCA” see Dilation, Heart and Great Vessels (027) The coding of a PTCA procedure depends on coronary artery lesion sites (See guideline B4.4) involved (body part), the approach (usually percutaneous) and whether or not a stent (and what type) is used for the device character. Bifurcation for a qualifier option is to identify when a procedure is performed at site of a vessel’s bifurcation. 15. Answer: 0D5N8ZZ Character Code Explanation Section 0 Medical and Surgical Body System D Gastrointestinal System Root Operation 5 Destruction Body Part N Sigmoid Colon Approach 8 Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic Device Z No Device Qualifier Z No Qualifier INDEX: Root Operation: Destruction. Index: Fulguration—see Destruction. Destruction, colon, sigmoid (0D5N.) Usually, a procedure like this example is titled colonoscopy with fulguration of polyp. The coder must complete the code with the approach (endoscopic via natural opening to reach a colonic polyp) and there is no option for a device or a qualifier. 16. Answer: 05CD0ZZ Character Code Explanation Section 0 Medical and Surgical Body System 5 Upper Veins Root Operation C Extirpation Body Part D Cephalic Vein, Right Approach 0 Open Device Z No Device Qualifier Z No Qualifier INDEX: Root Operation: Extirpation. Thrombectomy-see Extirpation. Index: Extirpation, Vein, Cephalic, Right (05CD) Again, the coder must complete the coder with the approach (open=by incision) but no options for device or qualifier.

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