Eli Nolan

In summary, code 33206 describes the procedure of inserting or replacing a pacemaker’s atrial wires. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 33206 include I49.5 (Sick sinus syndrome) and I48.0 (Paroxysmal atrial fibrillation).

In summary, code 29889 describes a procedure for repairing or reconstructing the posterior cruciate ligament in the knee using minimally invasive techniques. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 29889 include S83.51XA (Right knee PCL tear) and S83.52XA (Left knee PCL tear).

In summary, code 29888 describes a surgical procedure to repair or reconstruct the ACL in the knee. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 29888 include S83.511A (right ACL tear) and S83.512A (left ACL tear).

In summary, code 29883 describes a procedure where doctors use tiny instruments and a camera to fix the inner and outer cushioning of the knee. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 29883 include M23.2 (meniscus tear due to degeneration) and S83.241A (right knee medial tear from injury).

In summary, code 29882 describes a knee procedure where the meniscus is repaired through small incisions. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 29882 include M23.2 (old meniscus tear) and S83.2 (recent meniscus tear due to trauma).

In summary, code 29881 describes a knee surgery to fix or remove a damaged meniscus using a camera-guided method. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 29881 include M23.2 (Old meniscus tear) and S83.2 (Recent meniscus injury).

In summary, code 29880 describes a surgical procedure where a camera is used to help repair damage inside the knee joint, specifically focusing on the meniscus and cartilage. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 29880 include M23.2 (torn medial meniscus) and M23.3 (torn lateral meniscus).

In summary, code 29877 describes a knee procedure that involves using a camera to assess the joint and fix damaged cartilage. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 29877 include M17.11 (Osteoarthritis of the right knee) and M23.30 (Loose cartilage in the knee).

In summary, code 29876 describes a minimally invasive knee surgery to remove inflamed tissue using a camera and tools for better access. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 29876 include M23.20 (General knee joint issue) and M65.869 (Inflamed knee tissue).

In summary, code 29875 describes a procedure that involves examining the knee’s interior and possibly removing problematic tissue. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 29875 include M23.8 (Knee internal issues) and M65.861 (Inflammation of joint lining).