0420 - Sequence # 4026 | Single Ventricle-0420 - Sequence # 4026

Video Transcription

This is the Impact Registry April 2020 case scenario, sequence 4026, single ventricle. A 10-year-old male with a history of hypoplastic left heart syndrome presents to the hospital  with complaints of shortness of breath, cough, and extreme fatigue. The concern for cardiac or allograft vasculopathy is high, and the patient is taken for a diagnostic  cath and intravascular ultrasound. Question, how is sequence 4026 single ventricle coded, no or yes? Please take a few seconds to review your documentation and question.  In the given scenario, no would be coded for sequence 4026 single ventricle. The target value for sequence 4026 single ventricle is the value between arrival and current procedure.  The intent is to capture when the patient has a current condition of single ventricle. In the given scenario, the patient no longer has single ventricle secondary to a heart  transplant. Thank you for viewing the Impact Registry monthly case scenario for April 2020.

Video Summary

In this video, titled "Impact Registry April 2020 case scenario," a 10-year-old male with a history of hypoplastic left heart syndrome goes to the hospital with symptoms of shortness of breath, cough, and extreme fatigue. The medical team suspect cardiac or allograft vasculopathy and perform a diagnostic catheterization and intravascular ultrasound. The case scenario focuses on coding sequence 4026 single ventricle, and the question is whether it should be coded as "no" or "yes." In this specific scenario, it is determined that "no" should be coded because the patient no longer has single ventricle due to receiving a heart transplant. This is the summary of the Impact Registry April 2020 case scenario.

Keywords

Impact Registry

hypoplastic left heart syndrome

diagnostic catheterization

intravascular ultrasound

heart transplant