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Explanation:
They are called lymphocytes, which are a type of white blood cell. I hope this helps! :)
The correct <span>CPT would be 10060 and the reported ICD-10-CM codes are L72.9</span><span>. The provider had perform an <span><span>incision and
drainage procedure for the cyst on the chest. In the CPT Index for Incision and
Drainage/Cyst/Skin, 10060 and 10061 are for
I & D of a cyst. However, only one cyst was drained making 10060 the
correct code. Moreover, in the ICD-10-CM </span><span>Alphabetic Index for Cyst/skin and you
are referred to L72.9. </span></span></span>
The best option would be to undergo a mammography procedure.
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