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CHAPTER Procedures on Urinary System 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 CHAPTER 11 Procedures on Urinary System BLOCK 1040 Examination procedures on kidney 36652-00 Retrograde pyeloscopy BLOCK 1041 Manipulation or extraction of calculus of kidney 36652-01 Retrograde pyeloscopy with manipulation of renal calculus 36654-02 Retrograde pyeloscopy with extraction of renal calculus 30450-01 Extraction of calculus of renal tract by imaging techniques 36627-02 Percutaneous nephroscopy with extraction of renal calculus BLOCK 1042 Other application, insertion or removal procedures on kidney 36604-00 Passage of ureteric stent via percutaneous nephrostomy tube using interventional techniques 36649-00 Replacement of nephrostomy drainage tube BLOCK 1043 Percutaneous nephroscopy 36633-00 Percutaneous nephroscopy with incision of renal pelvis 36633-01 Percutaneous nephroscopy with incision of renal calyx 36633-02 Percutaneous nephroscopy with incision of ureter 36627-00 Percutaneous nephroscopy BLOCK 1044 Nephrolithotomy with removal of calculi 36540-00 Nephrolithotomy with removal of <= 2 calculi 36543-00 Nephrolithotomy with removal of >= 3 calculi BLOCK 1045 Other incision procedures on kidney 36537-00 Exploration of perinephric area 36537-01 Exploration of kidney BLOCK 1046 Destruction procedures on kidney 36656-01 Retrograde pyeloscopy with fragmentation and extraction of renal calculus 36656-00 Retrograde pyeloscopy with fragmentation of renal calculus 36645-00 Percutaneous nephroscopy with fragmentation or extraction of single calculus >= 3 cm in any dimension, or for >= 3 calculi 36654-01 Retrograde pyeloscopy with diathermy to kidney 36627-03 Percutaneous nephroscopy with diathermy of kidney 36639-00 Percutaneous nephroscopy with fragmentation and extraction of <= 2 or less calculi BLOCK 1047 Biopsy of kidney 36654-00 Retrograde pyeloscopy with biopsy of kidney 36561-00 Closed biopsy of kidney 36627-01 Percutaneous nephroscopy with biopsy 36821-00 Endoscopic brush biopsy of renal pelvis BLOCK 1048 Partial nephrectomy 36522-01 Partial nephrectomy 36525-01 Partial nephrectomy complicated by previous surgery on same kidney 36525-00 Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy complicated by previous surgery on same kidney 36522-00 Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy CHAPTER 11 Procedures on Urinary System Pagina 1 din 10 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 1049 Complete nephrectomy 36516-01 Complete nephrectomy, unilateral 36516-02 Laparoscopic complete nephrectomy, bilateral 36516-03 Complete nephrectomy, bilateral 36516-00 Laparoscopic complete nephrectomy, unilateral BLOCK 1050 Complete nephrectomy for transplantation 36516-05 Complete nephrectomy for transplantation, living donor 36516-04 Laparoscopic complete nephrectomy for transplantation, living donor 36516-06 Complete nephrectomy for transplantation, cadaver BLOCK 1051 Complete nephrectomy for removal of transplanted kidney 36519-00 Laparoscopic complete nephrectomy for removal of transplanted kidney 36519-01 Complete nephrectomy for removal of transplanted kidney BLOCK 1052 Complete nephrectomy complicated by previous surgery on same kidney 36519-03 Complete nephrectomy complicated by previous surgery on same kidney 36519-02 Laparoscopy complete nephrectomy complicated by previous surgery on same kidney BLOCK 1053 Radical nephrectomy 36529-00 Radical nephrectomy complicated by previous surgery on same kidney 36528-01 Radical nephrectomy 36528-00 Laparoscopic radical nephrectomy BLOCK 1054 Nephroureterectomy 36533-00 Nephroureterectomy complicated by previous surgery on same kidney 36531-01 Nephroureterectomy 36531-00 Laparoscopic nephroureterectomy BLOCK 1055 Other excision procedures on kidney 36588-04 Other local excision of renal lesion or tissue 36558-00 Laparoscopic excision of renal cyst 36558-01 Excision of renal cyst BLOCK 1056 Nephrostomy or pyelostomy 36624-00 Percutaneous nephrostomy 36552-01 Pyelostomy 36552-00 Nephrostomy BLOCK 1057 Pyeloplasty 36564-01 Pyeloplasty 36570-00 Laparoscopic pyeloplasty complicated by previous surgery on renal pelvis of same kidney 36570-01 Pyeloplasty complicated by previous surgery on renal pelvis of same kidney 36564-00 Laparoscopic pyeloplasty BLOCK 1058 Renal transplantation 36503-01 Autotransplantation of kidney 36503-00 Renal transplantation BLOCK 1059 Other repair procedures on kidney CHAPTER 11 Procedures on Urinary System Pagina 2 din 10 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 90350-00 Other repair of kidney BLOCK 1060 Haemodialysis 13100-00 Haemodialysis 13100-03 Intermittent haemodiafiltration 13100-04 Continuous haemodiafiltration 13100-02 Continuous haemofiltration 13100-05 Haemoperfusion 13100-01 Intermittent haemofiltration BLOCK 1061 Peritoneal dialysis 13100-07 Intermittent peritoneal dialysis, long term 13100-06 Peritoneal dialysis, short term 13100-08 Continuous peritoneal dialysis, long term BLOCK 1062 Procedures for establishment or maintenance of peritoneal dialysis 90351-00 Removal of temporary catheter for peritoneal dialysis 13109-00 Insertion and fixation of indwelling peritoneal catheter for long term peritoneal dialysis 13109-01 Replacement of indwelling peritoneal catheter for peritoneal dialysis 13110-00 Removal of indwelling peritoneal catheter for peritoneal dialysis 13112-00 Establishment of peritoneal dialysis by abdominal puncture and insertion of temporary catheter BLOCK 1063 Other interventions for renal dialysis 90353-01 Test for peritoneal dialysis adequacy 90352-00 Education and training for home dialysis 90353-00 Test for haemodialysis adequacy BLOCK 1064 Other procedures on kidney 90354-00 Other procedures on kidney BLOCK 1065 Examination procedures on ureter 36860-00 Endoscopic examination of intestinal conduit 36803-00 Ureteroscopy 36860-01 Endoscopic examination of intestinal reservoir BLOCK 1066 Endoscopic ureteric catheterisation 36818-01 Endoscopic ureteric catheterisation with fluoroscopic imaging of upper urinary tract, bilateral 36824-00 Endoscopic ureteric catheterisation, unilateral 36824-01 Endoscopic ureteric catheterisation, bilateral 36818-00 Endoscopic ureteric catheterisation with fluoroscopic imaging of upper urinary tract, unilateral BLOCK 1067 Endoscopic insertion or removal of ureteric stent 36821-01 Endoscopic insertion of ureteric stent 36833-01 Endoscopic removal of ureteric stent 36821-03 Endoscopic replacement of ureteric stent BLOCK 1068 Endoscopic manipulation or extraction of ureteric calculus 36806-02 Endoscopic extraction of ureteric calculus via ureteroscopy 36803-02 Endoscopic manipulation of ureteric calculus via ureteroscopy CHAPTER 11 Procedures on Urinary System Pagina 3 din 10 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 36857-00 Endoscopic manipulation or extraction of ureteric calculus without ureteroscopy BLOCK 1069 Other application, insertion or removal procedures on ureter 90367-00 Replacement of ureterostomy tube 90355-01 Removal of electronic ureteral stimulator 90355-00 Implantation of electronic ureteral stimulator BLOCK 1070 Exploration of ureter 36612-01 Exploration of ureter 36612-00 Laparoscopic exploration of ureter BLOCK 1071 Ureterolysis 36615-00 Laparoscopic ureterolysis 36615-01 Ureterolysis BLOCK 1072 Ureterolithotomy 36549-00 Ureterolithotomy 36549-01 Laparoscopic ureterolithotomy 37444-00 Laparoscopic ureterolithotomy, complicated by previous surgery of same ureter 37444-01 Ureterolithotomy complicated by previous surgery of same ureter BLOCK 1073 Other incision procedures on ureter 36830-00 Endoscopic ureteric meatotomy 36825-00 Endoscopic incision of pelviureteric junction or ureteric stricture BLOCK 1074 Destruction procedures on ureter 36806-01 Endoscopic diathermy of ureter 36809-00 Endoscopic fragmentation of ureteric calculus BLOCK 1075 Biopsy of ureter 36821-02 Endoscopic brush biopsy of ureter 30075-33 Open biopsy of ureter 90356-00 Percutaneous biopsy of ureter 36806-00 Endoscopic biopsy of ureter BLOCK 1076 Ureterectomy 36579-00 Laparoscopic partial ureterectomy 36579-01 Partial ureterectomy 36579-03 Laparoscopic complete ureterectomy 36579-02 Complete ureterectomy BLOCK 1077 Other excision procedures on ureter 36848-00 Endoscopic resection of ureterocele BLOCK 1078 Ureterolysis with repositioning of ureter 36615-02 Laparoscopic ureterolysis with repositioning of ureter 36615-03 Ureterolysis with repositioning of ureter BLOCK 1079 Repair of divided ureter 36573-01 Repair of divided ureter CHAPTER 11 Procedures on Urinary System Pagina 4 din 10 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 36573-00 Laparoscopic repair of divided ureter BLOCK 1080 Transplantation of ureter into skin 36585-01 Transplantation of ureter into skin, unilateral 36585-00 Laparoscopic transplantation of ureter into skin,
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