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In summary, code 93457 describes a procedure to check and take images of the heart’s blood vessels and bypass grafts using a catheter. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 93457 include I25.10 (coronary artery disease) and I50.9 (heart failure).

In summary, code 93452 describes a specialized heart check-up focused on the left side of the heart, often done to figure out heart-related symptoms. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 93452 include I25.10 (blocked heart arteries) and I20.9 (unspecified chest pain).

In summary, code 93453 describes a procedure where doctors assess heart function and blood flow using catheterization and imaging techniques. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 93453 include I25.10 (Coronary artery disease) and I50.9 (Heart failure).

In summary, code 93454 describes the process of placing a catheter in heart arteries to take images for evaluating blood flow. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 93454 include I25.10 (coronary artery disease without heart attack) and I20.0 (unstable angina).

In summary, code 93351 describes a procedure where the heart is tested for function and health while under stress, whether through exercise or medication. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 93351 include I25.10 (heart disease due to blocked vessels) and I20.9 (angina or chest pain due to lack of blood flow).

In summary, code 93356 describes an imaging procedure focused on evaluating the heart muscle’s performance. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 93356 include I50.9 (heart failure) and I21.9 (heart attack).

In summary, code 93451 describes a test that measures certain heart functions on the right side to assess conditions like heart failure. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 93451 include I50.9 (Heart failure) and I27.0 (Primary pulmonary hypertension).

In summary, code 93321 describes a special type of ultrasound test that looks at how blood flows through the heart using sound waves. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 93321 include I34.2 (leaky mitral valve) and I35.0 (narrow aortic valve).

In summary, code 93325 describes a procedure that visualizes blood flow in the heart using colors for clarity. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 93325 include I08.0 (rheumatic disorders of both mitral and aortic valves) and Q23.1 (congenital insufficiency of aortic valve).

In summary, code 93350 describes an ultrasound test that checks how well your heart works during exercise or stress. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 93350 include I25.10 (coronary artery disease without specific symptoms) and I20.9 (unspecified chest pain).