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HCPro Coder Connection, January 9, 2007
1. Intramuscular injection of 40mg of Prolixin Decanoate.
Answer: J2680 x2
2. A physician closed the superior lacrimal punctum in the left eye using one temporary collagen plug (i.e. duct implant). The plug was supplied by the physician. How should the supply of the plug be reported?
Answer: A4262
3. A physician performed a cervical cap fitting. How should you report the fact that the physician supplied the cervical cap?
Answer: A4261
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