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Propunere noua clasificare proceduri folosind codificarea ICD-10-AM versiunea 3, 30 martie 2004 Institutul National de Cercetare-Dezvoltare in Sanatate / Centrul de Calcul, Statistica Sanitara si Documentare Medicala CHAPTER 3 Procedures on Eye and Adnexa BLOCK 160 Examination procedures on eyeball 42503-00 Ophthalmological examination BLOCK 161 Excision procedures on eyeball 42506-00 Enucleation of eyeball without implant 42506-01 Enucleation of eyeball with sphere implant 42509-00 Enucleation of eyeball with integrated implant 42510-00 Enucleation of eyeball with hydroxy apatite (coralline) implant 42512-00 Evisceration of eyeball without implant 42515-00 Evisceration of eyeball with insertion of intrascleral ball or cartilaginous implant BLOCK 162 Repair of perforating wound of eyeball 42551-02 Repair of perforating wound of eyeball with suture of corneal and scleral lacerations 42557-00 Repair of perforating wound of eyeball involving lens or vitreous 42554-00 Repair of perforating wound of eyeball involving uveal tissue 42551-00 Repair of perforating wound of eyeball with suture of corneal laceration 42551-01 Repair of perforating wound of eyeball with suture of scleral laceration BLOCK 163 Other repair procedures on eyeball 90060-00 Other repair of eyeball 42857-00 Resuture of operative wound following previous intra-ocular procedure 42857-01 Resuture of operative wound following previous intra-ocular procedure with excision of prolapsed iris BLOCK 164 Secondary procedures after removal of eyeball 42518-02 Placement of motility integrating peg into existing orbital implant 42518-03 Removal of orbital implant 42518-00 Insertion of cartilaginous orbital implant to anophthalmic orbit 42521-00 Insertion of wired in conformer to anophthalmic socket 42521-01 Insertion of artificial orbital integrated implant to anophthalmic socket 42521-02 Repair of anophthalmic socket with dermofat graft 42524-00 Skin graft to anophthalmic orbit, secondary procedure 42527-00 Revision of anophthalmic socket 42518-01 Insertion of artificial implant to anophthalmic orbit BLOCK 165 Other procedures on eyeball 90061-00 Other procedures on eyeball BLOCK 166 Application, insertion or removal procedures on cornea 30061-02 Removal of superficial foreign body from cornea 42668-00 Removal of corneal sutures 42644-01 Removal of embedded foreign body from cornea by magnet BLOCK 167 Incision procedures on cornea 42674-01 Incision of cornea, nonpenetrating, with compression sutures for correction of surgically induced astigmatism 90062-00 Radial keratotomy CHAPTER 3 Procedures on Eye and Adnexa Pagina 1 din 11 Propunere noua clasificare proceduri folosind codificarea ICD-10-AM versiunea 3, 30 martie 2004 Institutul National de Cercetare-Dezvoltare in Sanatate / Centrul de Calcul, Statistica Sanitara si Documentare Medicala 42644-04 Removal of embedded foreign body from cornea 42674-00 Incision of cornea, nonpenetrating, for correction of surgically induced astigmatism 42644-00 Incision of cornea BLOCK 168 Destruction procedures on cornea 42677-01 Thermocauterisation of cornea 42680-01 Cryotherapy of cornea 42800-00 Removal of pterygium by laser 42797-02 Destruction of cornea by laser 42797-01 Coagulation of corneal blood vessels by laser BLOCK 169 Biopsy of cornea 42692-01 Biopsy of cornea BLOCK 170 Keratectomy 42810-00 Phototherapeutic keratectomy [PTK] 42647-00 Partial keratectomy BLOCK 171 Excision of limbic tumour 42692-00 Excision of limbic tumour 42695-00 Excision of limbic tumour with keratectomy 42695-01 Excision of limbic tumour with sclerectomy BLOCK 172 Other excision procedures on cornea 42650-00 Epithelial debridement of cornea 42686-00 Excision of pterygium BLOCK 173 Keratoplasty 90063-00 Photorefractive keratoplasty [PRK] 42653-00 Full thickness transplantation of cornea 42659-00 Superficial transplantation of cornea 42671-01 Refractive keratoplasty by laser 42671-00 Refractive keratoplasty 90064-00 Other keratoplasty BLOCK 174 Other repair procedures on cornea 90065-00 Limbal stem cell transplant 42635-00 Repair of corneal perforation by sealing 42667-00 Manipulation of running corneal suture 90066-00 Other repair of cornea 42632-00 Repair of corneal laceration by conjunctival flap 42638-00 Conjunctival flap over cornea BLOCK 175 Reoperation procedures on cornea 42656-00 Re-operation of keratoplasty, 3rd or subsequent procedure 42653-01 Re-operation of keratoplasty, 2nd procedure BLOCK 176 Other procedures on cornea 90067-00 Other procedures on cornea CHAPTER 3 Procedures on Eye and Adnexa Pagina 2 din 11 Propunere noua clasificare proceduri folosind codificarea ICD-10-AM versiunea 3, 30 martie 2004 Institutul National de Cercetare-Dezvoltare in Sanatate / Centrul de Calcul, Statistica Sanitara si Documentare Medicala BLOCK 177 Application, insertion or removal procedures on sclera 30061-03 Removal of superficial foreign body from sclera BLOCK 178 Incision procedures on sclera 42644-02 Removal of embedded foreign body from sclera 42644-05 Incision of sclera BLOCK 179 Destruction procedures on sclera 42797-00 Coagulation of scleral blood vessels by laser 90068-00 Destruction of lesion of sclera 42803-00 Destruction of pinguecula by laser BLOCK 180 Biopsy of sclera 90069-00 Biopsy of sclera BLOCK 181 Other excision procedures on sclera 42689-00 Excision of pinguecula 90070-00 Excision of lesion of sclera BLOCK 182 Repair procedures on sclera 42662-00 Full thickness transplantation of sclera 42665-00 Superficial transplantation of sclera BLOCK 183 Revision procedures on sclera 90071-00 Revision of operative wound of anterior segment, not elsewhere classified BLOCK 184 Other procedures on sclera 90072-00 Other procedures on sclera BLOCK 185 Application, insertion or removal procedures on iris, ciliary body or anterior chamber 42740-02 Injection of therapeutic substance into anterior chamber 42560-00 Magnetic removal of intra-ocular foreign body from anterior segment 42743-00 Irrigation of anterior chamber BLOCK 186 Division of synechiae 90073-02 Division of corneovitreal adhesions by laser 42761-00 Division of anterior synechiae 42761-02 Division of corneovitreal adhesions 90073-00 Division of anterior synechiae by laser 42761-01 Division of posterior synechiae 90073-01 Division of posterior synechiae by laser BLOCK 187 Other incision procedures on iris, ciliary body or anterior chamber 42764-02 Sphincterotomy of iris 42764-00 Iridotomy 42563-00 Nonmagnetic removal of intra-ocular foreign body from anterior segment BLOCK 188 Destruction procedures on iris, ciliary body or anterior chamber 42806-00 Destruction of lesion of iris by laser 42785-00 Iridotomy by laser CHAPTER 3 Procedures on Eye and Adnexa Pagina 3 din 11 Propunere noua clasificare proceduri folosind codificarea ICD-10-AM versiunea 3, 30 martie 2004 Institutul National de Cercetare-Dezvoltare in Sanatate / Centrul de Calcul, Statistica Sanitara si Documentare Medicala 42818-01 Cryotherapy of ciliary body with external probe BLOCK 189 Excision procedures on iris, ciliary body or anterior chamber 42767-00 Excision of lesion of ciliary body 90074-00 Excision of other lesion of anterior chamber 42767-01 Excision of lesion involving ciliary body and iris 42764-04 Iridectomy 42764-01 Biopsy of iris BLOCK 190 Repair procedures on iris, ciliary body or anterior chamber 42807-00 Laser photomydriasis 42785-01 Iridoplasty by laser 42764-03 Iridoplasty 42808-00 Laser photoiridosyneresis BLOCK 191 Procedures for glaucoma 42752-00 Insertion of aqueous shunt for glaucoma 42746-04 Trabeculectomy 42770-00 Destruction of ciliary body 42758-00 Goniotomy 42755-00 Removal of aqueous shunt for glaucoma 42749-00 Revision of scleral fistulisation procedure 42746-05 Other filtering (fistulisation) procedures for glaucoma, not elsewhere classified 42746-03 Thermocauterisation of sclera with iridectomy 42746-00 Management of postoperative hypotony/fistula using tamponade device 42746-01 Iridencleisis or iridotasis 42782-00 Trabeculoplasty by laser 90075-00 Other procedures for glaucoma 42794-00 Division of scleral sutures by laser following trabeculoplasty 42746-02 Trephination of sclera with iridectomy BLOCK 192 Other procedures on iris, ciliary body or anterior chamber 90076-02 Other procedures on anterior chamber 90076-00 Other procedures on iris 90076-01 Other procedures on ciliary body BLOCK 193 Insertion of intra-ocular lens prosthesis 42701-00 Insertion of foldable artificial lens 42703-00 Insertion of artificial lens into posterior chamber and suture to iris and sclera 42701-01 Insertion of other artificial lens BLOCK 194 Replacement or removal of artificial lens 42707-00 Replacement of artificial lens 42710-00 Replacement of artificial lens by posterior chamber insertion and suture to iris and sclera 42704-00 Removal of artificial lens BLOCK 195 Intracapsular crystalline lens extraction 42702-01 Intracapsular extraction of crystalline lens with insertion of other artificial lens CHAPTER 3 Procedures on Eye and Adnexa Pagina 4 din 11 Propunere noua clasificare proceduri folosind codificarea ICD-10-AM versiunea 3, 30 martie 2004 Institutul National de Cercetare-Dezvoltare in Sanatate / Centrul de Calcul, Statistica Sanitara si Documentare Medicala 42702-00 Intracapsular extraction of crystalline lens with insertion of foldable artificial lens 42698-00 Intracapsular extraction of crystalline lens BLOCK 196 Extracapsular crystalline lens extraction by aspiration alone 42702-03 Extracapsular extraction of crystalline lens by simple aspiration (and irrigation) technique with insertion of other artificial
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    Controll questions 1. Parts of the sensory system. Functions. 2. Types of the receptor cells in sensory organs. 3. General structures of the eye. 4. Embryonic development of the eye. 5. Layers of the eyeball. Their tissues organization and functions. 6. Structure and functions of the lens. 7. Chambers of the eye. 8. Characteristic of the retina’s neurons. 9. Layers of the retina. 10. Structure and functions of blind and yellow maculae of the eye. 11. Structure and functions of the rods and cons. 12. Olfactory organ. Question 1. Parts of the sensory system. Functions. Information about the external and internal environment is conveyed to the central nervous system by sensory system. Sensory system consists of three part: 1) the peripheral part is represented by sensory organs that provide the perception of different irritations, such as sound, light waves and so on; 2) the middle part is represented by nerves, providing transmission of irritations to the brain; 3) the central part is represented by brain, containing different centers for the analysis of information. Question 2. Types of the receptor cells in sensory organs. Receptor cells are principle cells of the sense organs. There are three types of sensory cells: 1) Primary receptor cells (nerve-sensory), that are nerve cells developing from neural tube. They are present in visual and olfactory organs. 2) Secondary receptor cells (sensoepithelial). They are special epithelial cells developing from ectoderm. They are present in taste, vestibular or equilibrium and acoustic or hearing organs. 3) Neurons developing from neural tube and neural crests and forming sensory nerve endings.