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Iliotibial band syndrome, left leg

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ICD10CM codes

M76.32 - Iliotibial band syndrome, left leg
M76.31 - Iliotibial band syndrome, right leg
M76.30 - Iliotibial band syndrome, unspecified leg
M76.3 - Iliotibial band syndrome
M76.812 - Anterior tibial syndrome, left leg
M76.42 - Tibial collateral bursitis [Pellegrini-Stieda], left leg
M76.811 - Anterior tibial syndrome, right leg
M76.862 - Other enthesopathies, left lower leg
M76.822 - Posterior tibial tendinitis, left leg
M76.819 - Anterior tibial syndrome, unspecified leg

HCPCS codes

L5697 - Addition to lower extremity, above knee or knee disarticulation, pelvic band
L2640 - Addition to lower extremity, pelvic control, band and belt, bilateral
L5698 - Addition to lower extremity, above knee or knee disarticulation, silesian bandage
L2660 - Addition to lower extremity, thoracic control, thoracic band
L2270 - Addition to lower extremity, varus/valgus correction ('t') strap, padded/lined or malleolus pad
L5680 - Addition to lower extremity, below knee, thigh lacer, nonmolded
L5682 - Addition to lower extremity, below knee, thigh lacer, gluteal/ischial, molded
L5696 - Addition to lower extremity, above knee or knee disarticulation, pelvic joint
L5690 - Addition to lower extremity, below knee, waist belt, padded and lined
L2200 - Addition to lower extremity, limited ankle motion, each joint

CPT4 codes

27305 - Fasciotomy, iliotibial (tenotomy), open
27607 - Incision (eg, osteomyelitis or bone abscess), leg or ankle
27604 - Incision and drainage, leg or ankle; infected bursa
27603 - Incision and drainage, leg or ankle; deep abscess or hematoma
27880 - Amputation, leg, through tibia and fibula
27602 - Decompression fasciotomy, leg; anterior and/or lateral, and posterior compartment(s)
27601 - Decompression fasciotomy, leg; posterior compartment(s) only
37660 - Ligation of common iliac vein
27392 - Tenotomy, open, hamstring, knee to hip; multiple tendons, bilateral
29582 - Application of multi-layer compression system; thigh and leg, including ankle and foot, when perform