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In summary, code 15110 describes a skin graft technique where a piece of skin is transplanted to help heal and regrow the affected area. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 15110 include T23.3 (Third degree burn of wrist and hand) and L89.152 (Stage 2 pressure ulcer of sacral region).

In summary, code 11047 describes the process of removing damaged bone tissue. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 11047 include M86.8 (bone infection) and S82.899 (complicated lower leg fracture).

In summary, code 11046 describes a procedure focused on removing damaged deep tissues to help a wound heal. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 11046 include T79.3 (infection of a wound) and M60.80 (muscle infection).

In summary, code 11045 describes the removal of unwanted tissue under the skin to promote healing. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 11045 include L97.909 (an unhealed foot sore) and T79.2XXA (a muscle injury complication).

In summary, code 11044 describes the surgical cleaning of bone to remove dead or infected tissue, sometimes accompanied by removal of surrounding tissue types. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 11044 include M86.611 (chronic bone infection) and M87.051 (bone tissue death from lack of blood supply).

In summary, code 11043 describes the removal of damaged tissue from muscle and surrounding areas. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 11043 include L89.3 (Pressure Ulcer) and T79.3 (Post-Traumatic Wound Infection).

In summary, code 11042 describes the procedure of removing unhealthy skin tissue typically 20 sq cm or less in size. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 11042 include L89.152 (Early stage pressure ulcer on the hip) and S00.83XA (Superficial injury to the head).

In summary, code 99245 describes a comprehensive medical consultation focused on understanding a patient’s health through detailed evaluation. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 99245 include Z00.00 (general check-up) and I10 (uncomplicated high blood pressure).

In summary, code 99215 describes a detailed and comprehensive office visit for an established patient. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 99215 include E11.9 (Type 2 diabetes) and I10 (High blood pressure).

In summary, code 99212 describes a basic office visit for patients the doctor has seen before. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 99212 include Z00.01 (general check-up) and E11.9 (type 2 diabetes management without complications).