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Skeletal fluorosis, unspecified thigh

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ICD10CM codes

M85.159 - Skeletal fluorosis, unspecified thigh
M85.15 - Skeletal fluorosis, thigh
M85.151 - Skeletal fluorosis, right thigh
M85.152 - Skeletal fluorosis, left thigh
M85.169 - Skeletal fluorosis, unspecified lower leg
M85.16 - Skeletal fluorosis, lower leg
M85.10 - Skeletal fluorosis, unspecified site
M85.162 - Skeletal fluorosis, left lower leg
M85.161 - Skeletal fluorosis, right lower leg
M85.1 - Skeletal fluorosis

HCPCS codes

L5230 - Above knee, for proximal femoral focal deficiency, constant friction knee, shin, sach foot
L5680 - Addition to lower extremity, below knee, thigh lacer, nonmolded
L5105 - Below knee, plastic socket, joints and thigh lacer, sach foot
L5964 - Addition, endoskeletal system, above knee, flexible protective outer surface covering system
L2525 - Addition to lower extremity, thigh/weight bearing, ischial containment/narrow m-l brim molded to pat
L5301 - Below knee, molded socket, shin, sach foot, endoskeletal system
L5962 - Addition, endoskeletal system, below knee, flexible protective outer surface covering system
L5910 - Addition, endoskeletal system, below knee, alignable system
L5682 - Addition to lower extremity, below knee, thigh lacer, gluteal/ischial, molded
L2840 - Addition to lower extremity orthosis, tibial length sock, fracture or equal, each

CPT4 codes

27590 - Amputation, thigh, through femur, any level
27599 - Unlisted procedure, femur or knee
27498 - Decompression fasciotomy, thigh and/or knee, multiple compartments
01230 - Anesthesia for open procedures involving upper two-thirds of femur; not otherwise specified
27235 - Percutaneous skeletal fixation of femoral fracture, proximal end, neck
73590 - Radiologic examination; tibia and fibula, 2 views
01220 - Anesthesia for all closed procedures involving upper two-thirds of femur
28436 - Percutaneous skeletal fixation of talus fracture, with manipulation
27705 - Osteotomy; tibia
77086 - Vertebral fracture assessment via dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA)