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1 5441 E. Williams Circle Tucson, Arizona Phone (520) Fax (520) DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY CODING SHEETS 2005
2 C01A MUSCULOSKELETAL (MSK) DISEASE C01B MUSCULOSKELETAL (MSK) TRAUMA C01.A C01.B C01.C C01.D C01.E C01.F C01.G C01.H C01.I C01.J C01.K C01.L C01.M DXA/Bone Density Ultrasound PET C01.A C01.B C01.C C01.D C01.E C01.F C01.G C01.H C01.I C01.J C01.K C01.L C01.M /Management/Prognosis Emergency Radiology/ C01.A C01.B C01.C C01.D C01.E C01.F C01.G C01.H C01.I C01.J C01.K Chest wall/sternum/rib Connective Tissue/Soft Tissue/ Muscle Hip/Pelvis Joint Lower Extremity Multiple anatomic sites Upper Extremity Skull/Face Spine C01.A C01.B C01.C C01.D C01.E C01.F C01.G C01.H C01.I C01.J C01.K Arthropathy Iatrogenic/Postoperation /Cyst Neurovascular / Toxic
3 C02A CARDIAC C02B PULMONARY C02.A C02.B C02.C C02.D C02.E C02.F C02.G C02.H C02.I C02.J C02.K C02.L /Not specified Ultrasound (US) C02.A C02.B C02.C C02.D C02.E C02.F C02.G C02.H C02.I C02.J C02.K C02.L C02.M C02.N. Emergency Radiology/ C02.A C02.B C02.C C02.D C02.E C02.F C02.G C02.H C02.I C02.J Heart Upper Airways Lungs Pleura Mediastinum Chest Wall Diaphragm C02.A C02.B C02.C C02.D C02.E C02.F C02.G C02.H C02.I C02.J C02.K C02.L C02.M C02.N Vascular Hemorrhage/Occlusion Degenerative/Chronic Calculus Disease Idiopathic/Iatrogenic/
4 C03 GASTROINTESTINAL (GI) TRA C03.A C03.B C03.C C03.D C03.E C03.F C03.G C03.H C03.I C03.J C03.K C03.L /Not specified Ultrasound (US) C03.A C03.B C03.C C03.D C03.E C03.F C03.G C03.H C03.I C03.J C03.K C03.L C03.M C03.N Emergency Radiology/ C03.A C03.B C03.C C03.D C03.E C03.F C03.G C03.H C03.I C03.J C03.K Pharynx, Esophagus Stomach Duodenum Small Bowel Colon and Rectum Liver Biliary Tract/Gallbladder Pancreas/Spleen C03.A C03.B C03.C C03.D C03.E C03.F C03.G C03.H C03.I C03.J C03.K C03.L C03.M C03.N Vascular Hemorrhage/Occlusion Degenerative/Chronic Calculus Disease Idiopathic/Iatrogenic/
5 C04 GENITOURINARY (GU) TRA C04.A C04.B C04.C C04.D C04.E C04.F C04.G C04.H C04.I C04.J C04.K C04.L /Not specified Ultrasound (US) C04.A C04.B C04.C C04.D C04.E C04.F C04.G C04.H C04.I C04.J C04.K C04.L C04.M C04.N Emergency Radiology/ C04.A C04.B C04.C C04.D C04.E C04.F C04.G C04.H C04.I C04.J C04.K Adrenal Kidneys Collecting System & Ureters Bladder Pelvis Male Genital Gynecologic Retroperitoneum C04.A C04.B C04.C C04.D C04.E C04.F C04.G C04.H C04.I C04.J C04.K C04.L C04.M C04.N Vascular Hemorrhage/Occlusion Degenerative/Chronic Calculus Disease Idiopathic/Iatrogenic/
6 C05 NEURORADIOLOGY C05.A C05.B C05.C C05.D C05.E C05.F C05.G C05.H C05.I C05.J C05.K C05.L /Not specified Ultrasound (US) C05.A C05.B C05.C C05.D C05.E C05.F C05.G C05.H C05.I C05.J C05.K C05.L C05.M C05.N Emergency Radiology/ C05.A C05.B C05.C C05.D C05.E C05.F C05.G C05.H C05.I C05.J C05.K C05.L Skull Brain Pituitary Spine/Spinal Cord Orbit Paranasal Sinuses Temporal Bone Salivary Glands Extracranial Neck C05.A C05.B C05.C C05.D C05.E C05.F C05.G C05.H C05.I C05.J C05.K C05.L C05.M C05.N Vascular /Toxic Degenerative/Chronic White Matter Disease Idiopathic/Iatrogenic/
7 C06 VASCULAR & INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY C06.A C06.B C06.C C06.D C06.E C06.F C06.G C06.H C06.I C06.J C06.K C06.L C06.M /Not specified Ultrasound Venography C06.A C06.B C06.C C06.D C06.E C06.F C06.G C06.H C06.I C06.J C06.K C06.L C06.M C06.N Emergency Radiology/ C06.A C06.B C06.C C06.D C06.E C06.F C06.G C06.H C06.I C06.J C06.K C06.L C06.M C06.N C06.O C06.P C06.Q Aorta & Great Vessels Peripheral Arteries Visceral Arteries Veins, Central (IVC, SVC, etc.) Veins, Peripheral Veins, Splanchnic Pulmonary Circulation Thorax GI Tract Solid Organs GI Hollow Viscus Hepatobiliary Pancreas GU Tract Kidney C06.A C06.B C06.C C06.D C06.E C06.F C06.G C06.H C06.I C06.J C06.K C06.L C06.M C06.N C06.O Degenerative/Chronic Atherosclerosis Hypertension Vascular Hemorrhage Vascular Occlusion/Thrombosis Ischemia/Infarction Iatrogenic/Idiopathic
8 C07 NUCLEAR RADIOLOGY C07.A C07.B C07.C C07.D C07.E C07.F C07.G C07.H C07.I /Not specified Planar/Static Imaging SPE Imaging PET Imaging Functional Imaging - Organ Functional Imaging - Disease C07.A C07.B C07.C C07.D C07.E C07.F C07.G C07.H C07.I C07.J C07.K C07.L C07.M C07.N Radiopharmacy Emergency Radiology/ C07.A C07.B C07.C C07.D C07.E C07.F C07.G C07.H C07.I C07.J C07.K C07.L C07.M C07.N Brain Musculoskeletal Joints Thyroid/Parathyroid Endocrine () Heart Lungs Peripheral Veins Hepatobiliary Genitourinary GI GI (hemorrhage) C07.A C07.B C07.C C07.D C07.E C07.F C07.G C07.H C07.I C07.J C07.K C07.L C07.M C07.N Vascular Hemorrhage Vascular Occlusion Degenerative/Chronic Idiopathic/Iatrogenic/
9 C08 ULTRASOUND C08.A C08.B C08.C C08.D C08.E C08.F C08.G C08.H /Not specified Imaging Spectral Doppler Color/Power Doppler Multiple US Modalities C08.A C08.B C08.C C08.D C08.E C08.F C08.G C08.H C08.I C08.J C08.K C08.L C08.M C08.N Emergency Radiology/ C08.A CNS C08.B Musculoskeletal C08.C Cardiovascular C08.D Cerebrovascular C08.E Breast C08.F Hepatobiliary C08.G GI C08.H GU C08.I Male Genital C08.J Gynecologic (GYN) C08.K Ob 1 st trimester C08.L Ob 2 nd /3 rd trimester C08.M C08.N C08.0 C08.A C08.B C08.C C08.D C08.E C08.F C08.G C08.H C08.I C08.J C08.K C08.L C08.M C08.N Vascular hemorrhage/occlusive Degenerative/Chronic Calculus Disease Idiopathic/Iatrogenic/
10 C09 PEDIATRIC RADIOLOGY C09.A C09.B C09.C C09.D C09.E C09.F C09.G C09.H C09.I C09.J C09.K C09.L /Not specified Ultrasound C09.A C09.B C09.C C09.D C09.E C09.F C09.G C09.H C09.I C09.J C09.K C09.L C09.M C09.N Emergency Radiology/ C09.A C09.B C09.C C09.D C09.E C09.F C09.G C09.H C09.I C09.J CNS Musculoskeletal Vascular Chest Gastrointestinal Genitourinary Heart C09.A C09.B C09.C C09.D C09.E C09.F C09.G C09.H C09.I C09.J C09.K C09.L C09.M C09.N Vascular hemorrhage/occlusion Degenerative/Chronic Calculus Disease Idiopathic/Iatrogenic/
11 C10 BREAST RADIOLOGY C10.A C10.B C10.C C10.D C10.E C10.F C10.G C10.H C10.I C10.J /Not specified Ultrasound C10.A C10.B C10.C C10.D C10.E C10.F C10.G Management/ C10.H C10.I C10.J Statistics C10.K Screening C10.L C10.M C10.N Emergency Radiology/ C10.0 C10.A C10.B C10.C C10.D C10.E C10.F C10.G C10.H C10.I C10.J Breast General Premenopausal Breast Postmenopausal Breast Ducts Nipple Skin Nodes C10.A C10.B C10.C C10.D C10.E C10.F C10.G C10.H C10.I C10.J C10.K Benign /Conditions Malignant Idiopathic/Iatrogenic/
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