XRG43RB
ICD-10-PCSFusion of Cervicothoracic Vertebral Joint using Custom-Made Anatomically Designed Interbody Fusion Device, Percutaneous Approach, New Technology Group 11
This code describes a minimally invasive surgical procedure to stabilize a segment of the cervicothoracic spine (the junction between the neck and upper back). It involves joining two or more vertebrae using a patient-specific, custom-designed interbody fusion device. This device is placed between the vertebral bodies to promote bone growth and permanent fusion.
This code is appropriate for cases where a patient undergoes a percutaneous fusion of the cervicothoracic spine using a unique, custom-fabricated interbody device. This typically occurs in patients with complex spinal deformities, instability, or degenerative conditions that require a highly tailored implant solution. The "New Technology Group 11" designation indicates the use of a recently developed or innovative device.
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