The EP device implant case scenario for June will review sequence 14729 primary tachycardia indication present. A 73-year-old female presents for a scheduled CRTP device insertion. As it is anticipated, her right ventricle will need paste more than 40% of the time. Her past medical history includes heart failure with an EF of 15% and persistent atrial fibrillation with frequent rapid episodes that when treated with her beta blocker caused severe bouts of symptomatic bradycardia. How is sequence 14729 primary tachycardia indication present coded? Is it 1, no, 2, yes, or 3, it's left blank? Please take a moment to review the documentation and the question. The answer is number 3, the data element is left blank. When CRTP is coded in sequence 7025, final device type, sequence 14729 primary tachycardia indication present will not open for selection. Per the Data Dictionary Full Specifications version 2.3, sequence 14729 primary tachycardia indication present will open for selection only when sequence 7025 final device type is coded as CRTD, ICD dual-chamber, ICD single-chamber, or sub-q ICD. Additionally, patients receiving an ICD have a primary indication for the device due to anticipated or current ventricular tachycardia arrhythmias, and yes would then be coded in sequence 14729 primary tachycardia indication present for those scenarios. Thank you for viewing the EP device implant registry case scenario for June 2021.

EP device implantation

CRTP device insertion

coding

sequence 14729

primary indication for tachycardia