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2025 CPT code 58999

Unlisted procedure on the female genital system (excluding obstetrical procedures).

Adhere to all general CPT coding guidelines.Submitting a comprehensive explanation with the claim is critical for processing and appropriate reimbursement.The documentation must clearly justify why this unlisted code is necessary, rather than a more specific code.Include comparable codes and illustrate why 58999 is more suitable.

Modifiers may be applicable depending on the circumstances of the procedure.Appropriate modifier usage should be determined based on the specific situation.

The medical necessity of the unlisted procedure must be clearly documented and justified in the medical record.This documentation should connect the performed procedure to the patient's clinical presentation and demonstrate that it was necessary for the diagnosis or treatment of the condition.

The physician or other qualified healthcare professional performing the procedure on the female genital system is responsible for the billing accuracy and the documentation to support the medical necessity of the unlisted procedure.

IMPORTANT:When using 58999, it is crucial to identify similar existing CPT codes to justify the use of the unlisted code and to help determine appropriate reimbursement.The claim should also include detailed explanation of why other codes were not applicable.

In simple words: This code is used when a doctor does something to a woman's reproductive organs that isn't listed in the standard medical billing codes.The doctor must explain exactly what they did in detail to get paid.

CPT code 58999 represents an unlisted procedure performed on the female genital system that doesn't have a specific CPT code.This code is utilized when no other existing CPT code accurately describes the performed procedure.Documentation must meticulously detail the procedure performed, including its specifics and rationale for using an unlisted code rather than an existing one.Supporting documentation such as operative reports and other relevant clinical records should be included to support the claim for reimbursement.

Example 1: A patient presents with a complex uterine fibroid requiring a novel surgical technique not captured by other CPT codes.The surgeon uses 58999 while providing a detailed operative report and rationale for using the unlisted code., A patient undergoes a laparoscopic procedure to repair an unusual vaginal injury not specifically addressed in existing CPT codes.The physician documents the procedure in detail and supports the use of 58999 with thorough documentation., During a hysterectomy, the surgeon encounters an unexpected anatomical variation requiring a unique surgical approach to address a specific complication not represented in existing codes. The surgeon uses code 58999 with precise documentation of the variation and the specific procedure.

* Detailed operative report describing the procedure in detail.* Justification for using 58999, including why other codes were not appropriate.* Preoperative and postoperative diagnoses and notes.* Any relevant imaging studies.* Documentation of medical necessity.

** Because this is an unlisted code, thorough documentation is paramount.Claims should include a detailed explanation and justification for using this code and supporting clinical information.Failure to do so may result in claim denials.

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