Discuss Cardiology Surgery vs Medicine

Discussion: Cardiology Surgery vs Medicine
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Discussion: Cardiology Surgery vs Medicine

Surgical CPT has a subsection on cardiovascular. Explain why. Health and medical homework help
AH216 Week 5 Discussion

Cardiology Surgery vs Medicine

The Medicinechapter of CPT has a subsection on cardiovascular. CPT codes 992920-93799.

Surgical CPT has asubsection on cardiovascular. CPT codes 33010-37799.

Explain why thatis. (HINT: Non-invasive vs. Invasive) How are you going to remember thiswhen you begin coding for a cardiologist?

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