XW143D7
ICD-10-PCSTerminatedTransfusion of High-Dose Intravenous Immune Globulin into Central Vein, Percutaneous Approach, New Technology Group 7
Inactive since October 1, 2026
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This code describes the administration of a large quantity of intravenous immune globulin (IVIG) directly into a central vein. This procedure is performed using a percutaneous approach, meaning the central vein is accessed through the skin without an open incision. The "New Technology Group 7" designation indicates that this specific IVIG product is considered a novel or advanced therapeutic agent.
This code is appropriate for inpatient encounters where high-dose IVIG is administered via a central line for conditions such as severe autoimmune disorders, certain neurological conditions, or primary immunodeficiencies. It is used when the specific IVIG product falls under the New Technology Group 7 classification. This code should be selected when the administration is the primary therapeutic intervention and not merely a supportive measure.
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