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Herniation of incontinent stoma of urinary tract

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ICD10CM codes

N99.523 - Herniation of incontinent stoma of urinary tract
N99.533 - Herniation of continent stoma of urinary tract
N99.524 - Stenosis of incontinent stoma of urinary tract
N99.521 - Infection of incontinent external stoma of urinary tract
N99.520 - Hemorrhage of incontinent external stoma of urinary tract
N99.52 - Complication of incontinent external stoma of urinary tract
N99.522 - Malfunction of incontinent external stoma of urinary tract
N99.528 - Other complication of incontinent external stoma of urinary tract
N99.534 - Stenosis of continent stoma of urinary tract
N99.530 - Hemorrhage of continent stoma of urinary tract

HCPCS codes

A5082 - Continent device; catheter for continent stoma
A4353 - Intermittent urinary catheter, with insertion supplies
A5083 - Continent device, stoma absorptive cover for continent stoma
C1771 - Repair device, urinary, incontinence, with sling graft
C1729 - Catheter, drainage
C2631 - Repair device, urinary, incontinence, without sling graft
A4335 - Incontinence supply; miscellaneous
A4396 - Ostomy belt with peristomal hernia support
G9305 - Intervention for presence of leak of endoluminal contents through an anastomosis not required
A4421 - Ostomy supply; miscellaneous

CPT4 codes

50728 - Revision of urinary-cutaneous anastomosis (any type urostomy); with repair of fascial defect and her
51940 - Closure, exstrophy of bladder
51040 - Cystostomy, cystotomy with drainage
57310 - Closure of urethrovaginal fistula
51590 - Cystectomy, complete, with ureteroileal conduit or sigmoid bladder, including intestine anastomosis
51045 - Cystotomy, with insertion of ureteral catheter or stent (separate procedure)
45805 - Closure of rectovesical fistula; with colostomy
51102 - Aspiration of bladder; with insertion of suprapubic catheter
50727 - Revision of urinary-cutaneous anastomosis (any type urostomy)
46753 - Graft (Thiersch operation) for rectal incontinence and/or prolapse