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In summary, code 77047 describes an imaging procedure that uses magnetic technology to get detailed pictures of both breasts without adding contrast dye. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 77047 include N63 (Unspecified lump in breast) and C50.911 (Malignant tumor of right breast).

In summary, code 77048 describes an MRI procedure used to closely examine one breast with the help of contrast dye and computer-aided detection. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 77048 include N63 (Breast lump unspecified) and C50.919 (Unspecified breast cancer).

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In summary, code 77049 describes a breast MRI with the use of a contrast dye to highlight any potential issues. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 77049 include N63 (for unidentified breast lumps) and Z12.31 (for routine breast cancer screenings).

In summary, code 77012 describes the use of CT imaging to assist in placing a needle accurately for various medical procedures. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 77012 include C78.7 (secondary liver cancer) and K65.1 (abdominal inflammation).

In summary, code 77014 describes the use of a CT scanner to precisely guide the positioning of radiation treatment areas. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 77014 include C34.90 (unspecified lung cancer) and C50.919 (unspecified breast cancer).

In summary, code 77046 describes an MRI scan of one breast without using any contrast dye. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 77046 include N63 (unspecified lump in breast) and C50.911 (right breast cancerous growth in the upper part).

In summary, code 76942 describes using ultrasound technology to guide a needle during medical procedures such as biopsies or injections. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 76942 include C50.912 (Breast cancer) and R60.0 (Localized swelling).

In summary, code 77002 describes using fluoroscopy to guide a needle accurately into the body for various procedures. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 77002 include C78.7 (secondary cancer in the liver) and M25.561 (knee pain).

In summary, code 77003 describes the process of guiding a needle precisely into or near the spine using fluoroscopy, necessary for certain injections that require exact placement. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 77003 include M51.26 (herniated lumbar disc) and M54.5 (low back pain).

In summary, code 76705 describes a targeted look at specific abdominal areas through a limited ultrasound scan. Typical ICD-10 codes associated with 76705 include R10.9 (General abdominal pain) and N20.0 (Kidney stones).