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Seq#7820 (PCI for MultiVessel Disease)
Seq#7820 (PCI for MultiVessel Disease)
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Sequence 7820 PCI for multivessel disease is indicating if the PCI procedure was performed in the presence of multivessel disease. The notes further clarify what constitutes multivessel disease and to code yes if this is the initial or first PCI procedure for the cath lab indication and the patient has obstructive disease of 70% stenosis or worse in two or more coronary vessels and or disease of 50 to 70% stenosis in two or more coronary vessels with a non-invasive FFR or IFR evidence of ischemia in that territory and or there is left main stenosis of 50% or worse. A coronary divessel is defined as the LAD and any of its branches, the left circumflex and any of its branches, the RCA and any of its branches and a true ramus branch of two millimeters or larger. As well, the site would code yes if this is a subsequent planned staged PCI procedure of a vessel not treated during their initial PCI procedure and that first PCI could have been during a prior admission or during this admission but it must have occurred within 90 days of the initial PCI procedure.
Video Summary
Sequence 7820 PCI for multivessel disease involves performing a PCI procedure in the presence of blockages in two or more coronary vessels or left main stenosis. This can be confirmed by evidence of ischemia on non-invasive testing. A coronary divessel includes specific branches of coronary arteries. Additionally, the code is applied if the PCI is the first for multivessel disease or if it is a planned follow-up procedure within 90 days of the initial PCI. This ensures accurate coding for interventions in patients with complex coronary artery disease.
Keywords
PCI
multivessel disease
coronary vessels
ischemia
coronary artery disease
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