Nondisp fx of prox phalanx of r mid finger, init for opn fx

This code signifies a break in the bone of the proximal phalanx (the bone closest to the palm) of the right middle finger. The fracture is described as "nondisplaced," meaning the bone fragments are still in their normal anatomical alignment, and "open," indicating the skin and soft tissue have been compromised, exposing the bone.

Apply this code for a patient presenting with an open, nondisplaced fracture of the right middle finger's proximal phalanx, during their initial visit for treatment. This includes scenarios where the injury is new, and the patient is receiving definitive care or evaluation for the first time.

• Ensure documentation clearly specifies "nondisplaced" and "open" for the right middle finger's proximal phalanx.
• Verify this is the patient's initial encounter for this specific fracture, as subsequent encounters would require a different seventh character.
• Look for associated documentation of wound care, debridement, or antibiotic administration pertinent to an open fracture.