Abnormal radlgc findings on dx imaging of testicles, bi

This code signifies the presence of non-specific, abnormal findings identified during diagnostic imaging (e.g., ultrasound, MRI) of both testicles. These findings are not yet definitively diagnosed as a specific testicular condition but warrant further investigation. It indicates an imaging study has revealed an anomaly in both testes.

Use this code when imaging reports document bilateral testicular abnormalities such as masses, cysts, calcifications, or architectural distortions, but a definitive diagnosis (e.g., malignancy, orchitis) has not yet been established. This code is appropriate when the radiologist's impression indicates "abnormal findings, bilateral testicles" without specifying a more precise condition.

• Always sequence this code after any definitive diagnoses if known. If no definitive diagnosis is made, this can be a primary diagnosis.
• Do not use this code if a more specific diagnosis for the bilateral testicular abnormality is documented (e.g., N44.0 for testicular cyst, bilateral).
• Ensure the imaging report explicitly states "bilateral" findings; otherwise, a unilateral code (R93.811 or R93.812) would be more appropriate.