B310010
B310010 — Fluoroscopy of Thoracic Aorta using High Osmolar Contrast, Laser Intraoperative
Billable / specific codeICD-10-PCS
CMS abbreviated title: Fluoroscopy Thoracic Aorta w H Osm Contrast, Laser Intraop
How B310010 is built
Every ICD-10-PCS code is seven independent character positions. Each one is a separate decision, and the meaning of a character depends on the positions before it.
- BSectionImaging — What family of procedure this is
- 3Body systemWhich system it acts on
- 1Root operationThe objective — the verb of the procedure
- 0Body partThe specific site
- 0ApproachHow the site was reached
- 1DeviceWhat was left in place, if anything
- 0QualifierA further distinction where one applies
Codes near B310010
In CMS’s own ordering, which groups codes that differ by only the last character or two — usually the approach, device or qualifier.
- B30S1ZZPlain Radiography of Right Pulmonary Artery using Low Osmolar Contrast
- B30SYZZPlain Radiography of Right Pulmonary Artery using Other Contrast
- B30SZZZPlain Radiography of Right Pulmonary Artery
- B30T0ZZPlain Radiography of Left Pulmonary Artery using High Osmolar Contrast
- B30T1ZZPlain Radiography of Left Pulmonary Artery using Low Osmolar Contrast
- B30TYZZPlain Radiography of Left Pulmonary Artery using Other Contrast
- B30TZZZPlain Radiography of Left Pulmonary Artery
- B310010Fluoroscopy of Thoracic Aorta using High Osmolar Contrast, Laser Intraoperative
- B3100ZZFluoroscopy of Thoracic Aorta using High Osmolar Contrast
- B310110Fluoroscopy of Thoracic Aorta using Low Osmolar Contrast, Laser Intraoperative
- B3101ZZFluoroscopy of Thoracic Aorta using Low Osmolar Contrast
- B310Y10Fluoroscopy of Thoracic Aorta using Other Contrast, Laser Intraoperative
- B310YZZFluoroscopy of Thoracic Aorta using Other Contrast
- B310ZZZFluoroscopy of Thoracic Aorta
- B311010Fluoroscopy of Right Brachiocephalic-Subclavian Artery using High Osmolar Contrast, Laser Intraoperative
- B3110ZZFluoroscopy of Right Brachiocephalic-Subclavian Artery using High Osmolar Contrast