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Dr. Kim performed an esophagoscopy, using a flexible scope, to remove a lesion by the snare technique. Select the appropriate CPT code(s) to report.
 A)43200
 B)43200, 43216
 C)43200, 43217
 D)43217

Question 2

Dr. Times completed an abdominal approach proctopexy with sigmoid resection. The appropriate CPT code is ____.
 A)45402
 B)45540
 C)45541
 D)45550



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D



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