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| L10804 |
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| SCANNING COMPUTERIZED OPHTHALMIC DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING (SCODI) |
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| AMA CPT / ADA CDT Copyright Statement back to top |
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CPT codes, descriptions and other data only are copyright
2009 American Medical Association (or such other date of publication of CPT).
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| CMS National Coverage Policy back to top |
· Title XVIII of the Social Security Act, Section 1862(a)(7) excludes routine physical examination and screening tests performed in the absence of signs or symptoms from coverage.
· Title XVIII of the Social Security Act, Section 1862(a)(1)(A) allows coverage and payment for services considered medically reasonable and necessary.
· Title XVIII of the Social Security Act, Section 1833(e) prohibits Medicare payment for any claim which lacks the necessary information to process the claim. |
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Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire Vermont
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Region I
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For services performed on or after
02/01/2000
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For services performed on or after
12/05/2008
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| 04/30/2009 |
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| Indications and Limitations of Coverage and/or Medical Necessity back to top |
Scanning Computerized Ophthalmic Diagnostic Imaging (SCODI) is a non-invasive, non-contact imaging technique. SCODI produces high resolution, cross-sectional tomographic images of ocular structures and is used for the evaluation of anterior segment and posterior segment disease. Posterior segment SCODI allows for earlier detection of optic nerve and retinal nerve fiber layer pathologic changes before there is visual field loss. When appropriately used in the management of the glaucoma patient or glaucoma suspect, therapy can be initiated before there is irreversible loss of vision. This imaging technology provides the capability to discriminate among patients with normal intraocular pressures who have glaucoma, patients with elevated intraocular pressure who have glaucoma, and patients with elevated intraocular pressure who do not have glaucoma. SCODI also permits high resolution assessment of the retinal and choroidal layers, the presence of thickening associated with retinal edema, and of macular thickness measurement. Vitreo-retinal and vitreo-papillary relationships are displayed permitting surgical planning and assessment. Anterior segment SCODI is used in the evaluation and treatment planning of diseases affecting the cornea, iris, and other anterior chamber structures. The procedure also may be used to provide additional information during the planning and follow-up for corneal, iris, and cataract surgeries. INDICATIONS OF COVERAGE: Posterior Segment optical coherence tomography (OCT) is considered to be reasonable and necessary to: - Diagnose early glaucoma and monitor glaucoma treatment
- Differentiate causes of other optic nerve disorders when a diagnosis is in doubt.
- Diagnose and manage the patient's condition when visual field results are insufficient; or when reliable visual field testing cannot be performed, due to visual, physical, mental, or age constraints.
- Differentiate when a discrepancy exists between the clinical appearance of the optic nerve and the visual fields
- Detect further loss of optic nerve or retinal nerve fiber layer changes in the presence of advanced optic nerve damage and advanced visual field loss
- Diagnose and manage medically and surgically retinal and neuro-ophthalmic diseases which involve changes in the optic nerve, subretinal and intraretinal changes, vitreo-retinal relationships and changes in the nerve fiber layer.
- Follow glaucoma suspects.
Anterior segment OCT is considered to be reasonable and necessary to: - Evaluate narrow angle, suspected narrow angle, mixed narrow and open angle glaucoma, and angle recession as all determined by gonioscopy
- Determine the proper intraocular lens for a patient who has had prior refractive surgery and now requires cataract extraction
- Evaluate Iris tumor
- Evaluate corneal edema or opacity that precludes visualization or study of the anterior chamber
- Calculate lens power for cataract patients who have undergone prior refractive surgery. (Reimbursement will only be made for the cataract codes as long as additional documentation is available in the patient record of the prior refractive procedure. Reimbursement will not be made in addition to A-scan or IOL master.)
- Evaluate and plan treatment for patients with diseases affecting the cornea, iris, lens and other anterior segment structures.
- Provide additional information during the planning and follow-up for corneal, iris, cataract, glaucoma and other anterior segment surgeries.
LIMITATIONS OF COVERAGE: - Absence of an indication
- Screening
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| Coding Information |

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Bill Type Codes: back to top
Contractors may specify Bill Types to help providers identify those Bill Types typically used to report this service. Absence of a Bill Type does not guarantee that the policy does not apply to that Bill Type. Complete absence of all Bill Types indicates that coverage is not influenced by Bill Type and the policy should be assumed to apply equally to all claims. |
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Revenue Codes: back to top
Contractors may specify Revenue Codes to help providers identify those Revenue Codes typically used to report this service. In most instances Revenue Codes are purely advisory; unless specified in the policy services reported under other Revenue Codes are equally subject to this coverage determination. Complete absence of all Revenue Codes indicates that coverage is not influenced by Revenue Code and the policy should be assumed to apply equally to all Revenue Codes. |
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| 92135 |
SCANNING COMPUTERIZED OPHTHALMIC DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING, POSTERIOR SEGMENT, (EG, SCANNING LASER) WITH INTERPRETATION AND REPORT, UNILATERAL |
| 0187T |
SCANNING COMPUTERIZED OPHTHALMIC DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING, ANTERIOR SEGMENT, WITH INTERPRETATION AND REPORT, UNILATERAL |
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The following ICD9CM Diagnoses codes in Group 1 are used in conjunction with 92135 only
| 190.6 |
MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF CHOROID |
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191.0 - 198.3
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MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF CEREBRUM EXCEPT LOBES AND VENTRICLES - SECONDARY MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD |
| 224.6 |
BENIGN NEOPLASM OF CHOROID |
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225.0 - 239.7
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BENIGN NEOPLASM OF BRAIN - NEOPLASM OF UNSPECIFIED NATURE OF ENDOCRINE GLANDS AND OTHER PARTS OF NERVOUS SYSTEM |
| 360.11 |
SYMPATHETIC UVEITIS |
| 360.21 |
PROGRESSIVE HIGH (DEGENERATIVE) MYOPIA |
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360.30 - 360.34
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HYPOTONY OF EYE UNSPECIFIED - FLAT ANTERIOR CHAMBER OF EYE |
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361.00 - 361.07
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RETINAL DETACH WITH RETINAL DEFECT UNSPECIFIED - OLD RETINAL DETACH TOTAL OR SUBTOTAL |
| 361.10 |
RETINOSCHISIS UNSPECIFIED |
| 361.2 |
SEROUS RETINAL DETACH |
| 361.81 |
TRACTION DETACH OF RETINA |
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362.01 - 362.06
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BACKGROUND DIABETIC RETINOPATHY - SEVERE NONPROLIFERATIVE DIABETIC RETINOPATHY |
| 362.07 |
DIABETIC MACULAR EDEMA |
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362.10 - 362.18
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BACKGROUND RETINOPATHY UNSPECIFIED - RETINAL VASCULITIS |
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362.31 - 362.32
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CENTRAL RETINAL ARTERY OCCLUSION - RETINAL ARTERIAL BRANCH OCCLUSION |
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362.35 - 362.37
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CENTRAL RETINAL VEIN OCCLUSION - VENOUS ENGORGEMENT OF RETINA |
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362.40 - 362.43
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RETINAL LAYER SEPARATION UNSPECIFIED - HEMORRHAGIC DETACH OF RETINAL PIGMENT EPITHELIUM |
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362.50 - 362.77
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MACULAR DEGENERATION (SENILE) OF RETINA UNSPECIFIED - RETINAL DYSTROPHIES PRIMARILY INVOLVING BRUCH'S MEMBRANE |
| 362.81 |
RETINAL HEMORRHAGE |
| 362.82 |
RETINAL EXUDATES AND DEPOSITS |
| 362.83 |
RETINAL EDEMA |
| 362.85 |
RETINAL NERVE FIBER BUNDLE DEFECTS |
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363.00 - 363.08
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FOCAL CHORIORETINITIS UNSPECIFIED - FOCAL RETINITIS AND RETINOCHOROIDITIS PERIPHERAL |
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363.10 - 363.15
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DISSEMINATED CHORIORETINITIS UNSPECIFIED - DISSEMINATED RETINITIS AND RETINOCHOROIDITIS PIGMENT EPITHELIOPATHY |
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363.20 - 363.35
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CHORIORETINITIS UNSPECIFIED - DISSEMINATED SCARS OF RETINA |
| 363.43 |
ANGIOID STREAKS OF CHOROID |
| 363.61 |
CHOROIDAL HEMORRHAGE UNSPECIFIED |
| 363.63 |
CHOROIDAL RUPTURE |
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363.70 - 363.72
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CHOROIDAL DETACH UNSPECIFIED - HEMORRHAGIC CHOROIDAL DETACH |
| 364.22 |
GLAUCOMATOCYCLITIC CRISES |
| 364.53 |
PIGMENTARY IRIS DEGENERATION |
| 364.73 |
GONIOSYNECHIAE |
| 364.74 |
ADHESIONS AND DISRUPTIONS OF PUPILLARY MEMBRANES |
| 364.77 |
RECESSION OF CHAMBER ANGLE OF EYE |
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365.00 - 365.04
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PREGLAUCOMA UNSPECIFIED - OCULAR HYPERTENSION |
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365.10 - 365.15
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OPEN-ANGLE GLAUCOMA UNSPECIFIED - RESIDUAL STAGE OF OPEN ANGLE GLAUCOMA |
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365.20 - 365.24
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PRIMARY ANGLE-CLOSURE GLAUCOMA UNSPECIFIED - RESIDUAL STAGE OF ANGLE-CLOSURE GLAUCOMA |
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365.31 - 365.32
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CORTICOSTEROID-INDUCED GLAUCOMA GLAUCOMATOUS STAGE - CORTICOSTEROID-INDUCED GLAUCOMA RESIDUAL STAGE |
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365.41 - 365.44
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GLAUCOMA ASSOCIATED WITH CHAMBER ANGLE ANOMALIES - GLAUCOMA ASSOCIATED WITH SYSTEMIC SYNDROMES |
| 365.51 |
PHACOLYTIC GLAUCOMA |
| 365.52 |
PSEUDOEXFOLIATION GLAUCOMA |
| 365.59 |
GLAUCOMA ASSOCIATED WITH OTHER LENS DISORDERS |
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365.60 - 365.65
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GLAUCOMA ASSOCIATED WITH UNSPECIFIED OCULAR DISORDER - GLAUCOMA ASSOCIATED WITH OCULAR TRAUMA |
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365.81 - 365.89
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HYPERSECRETION GLAUCOMA - OTHER SPECIFIED GLAUCOMA |
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368.40 - 368.45
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VISUAL FIELD DEFECT UNSPECIFIED - GENERALIZED VISUAL FIELD CONTRACTION OR CONSTRICTION |
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376.00 - 376.9
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ACUTE INFLAMMATION OF ORBIT UNSPECIFIED - UNSPECIFIED DISORDER OF ORBIT |
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377.00 - 377.03
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PAPILLEDEMA UNSPECIFIED - PAPILLEDEMA ASSOCIATED WITH RETINAL DISORDER |
| 377.04 |
FOSTER-KENNEDY SYNDROME |
| 377.10 |
OPTIC ATROPHY UNSPECIFIED |
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377.14 - 377.16
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GLAUCOMATOUS ATROPHY (CUPPING) OF OPTIC DISC - HEREDITARY OPTIC ATROPHY |
| 377.21 |
DRUSEN OF OPTIC DISC |
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CRATER-LIKE HOLES OF OPTIC DISC |
| 377.23 |
COLOBOMA OF OPTIC DISC |
| 377.24 |
PSEUDOPAPILLEDEMA |
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377.41 - 377.49
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ISCHEMIC OPTIC NEUROPATHY - OTHER DISORDERS OF OPTIC NERVE |
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377.51 - 377.54
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DISORDERS OF OPTIC CHIASM ASSOCIATED WITH PITUITARY NEOPLASMS AND DISORDERS - DISORDERS OF OPTIC CHIASM ASSOCIATED WITH INFLAMMATORY DISORDERS |
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377.61 - 377.63
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DISORDERS OF OTHER VISUAL PATHWAYS ASSOCIATED WITH NEOPLASMS - DISORDERS OF OTHER VISUAL PATHWAYS ASSOCIATED WITH INFLAMMATORY DISORDERS |
| 377.9 |
UNSPECIFIED DISORDER OF OPTIC NERVE AND VISUAL PATHWAYS |
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379.11 - 379.19
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SCLERAL ECTASIA - OTHER SCLERAL DISORDERS |
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379.21 - 379.29
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VITREOUS DEGENERATION - OTHER DISORDERS OF VITREOUS |
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743.20 - 743.22
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BUPHTHALMOS UNSPECIFIED - BUPHTHALMOS ASSOCIATED WITH OTHER OCULAR ANOMALIES |
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743.57 - 743.58
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SPECIFIED CONGENITAL ANOMALIES OF OPTIC DISC - VASCULAR ANOMALIES CONGENITAL |
| 743.59 |
OTHER CONGENITAL ANOMALIES OF POSTERIOR SEGMENT |
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854.00 - 854.09
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INTRACRANIAL INJURY OF OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED NATURE WITHOUT OPEN INTRACRANIAL WOUND WITH STATE OF CONSCIOUSNESS UNSPECIFIED - INTRACRANIAL INJURY OF OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED NATURE WITHOUT OPEN INTRACRANIAL WOUND WITH CONCUSSION UNSPECIFIED |
| 921.3 |
CONTUSION OF EYEBALL |
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The following ICD9CM Diagnoses codes in Group 2 are used in conjunction with 0187T only
| 190.0 |
MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF EYEBALL EXCEPT CONJUNCTIVA CORNEA RETINA AND CHOROID |
| 190.3 |
MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF CONJUNCTIVA |
| 190.4 |
MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF CORNEA |
| 190.6 |
MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF CHOROID |
| 190.8 |
MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF OTHER SPECIFIED SITES OF EYE |
| 224.0 |
BENIGN NEOPLASM OF EYEBALL EXCEPT CONJUNCTIVA CORNEA RETINA AND CHOROID |
| 224.3 |
BENIGN NEOPLASM OF CONJUNCTIVA |
| 224.4 |
BENIGN NEOPLASM OF CORNEA |
| 224.6 |
BENIGN NEOPLASM OF CHOROID |
| 224.8 |
BENIGN NEOPLASM OF OTHER SPECIFIED PARTS OF EYE |
| 360.51 |
FOREIGN BODY MAGNETIC IN ANTERIOR CHAMBER OF EYE |
| 360.61 |
FOREIGN BODY IN ANTERIOR CHAMBER |
| 364.51 |
ESSENTIAL OR PROGRESSIVE IRIS ATROPHY |
| 364.52 |
IRIDOSCHISIS |
| 364.53 |
PIGMENTARY IRIS DEGENERATION |
| 364.54 |
DEGENERATION OF PUPILLARY MARGIN |
| 364.55 |
MIOTIC CYSTS OF PUPILLARY MARGIN |
| 364.56 |
DEGENERATIVE CHANGES OF CHAMBER ANGLE |
| 364.57 |
DEGENERATIVE CHANGES OF CILIARY BODY |
| 364.59 |
OTHER IRIS ATROPHY |
| 364.60 |
IDIOPATHIC CYSTS OF IRIS AND CILIARY BODY |
| 364.61 |
IMPLANTATION CYSTS OF IRIS AND CILIARY BODY |
| 364.62 |
EXUDATIVE CYSTS OF IRIS OR ANTERIOR CHAMBER |
| 364.63 |
PRIMARY CYST OF PARS PLANA |
| 364.64 |
EXUDATIVE CYST OF PARS PLANA |
| 364.70 |
ADHESIONS OF IRIS UNSPECIFIED |
| 364.71 |
POSTERIOR SYNECHIAE OF IRIS |
| 364.72 |
ANTERIOR SYNECHIAE OF IRIS |
| 364.73 |
GONIOSYNECHIAE |
| 364.74 |
ADHESIONS AND DISRUPTIONS OF PUPILLARY MEMBRANES |
| 364.75 |
PUPILLARY ABNORMALITIES |
| 364.76 |
IRIDODIALYSIS |
| 364.77 |
RECESSION OF CHAMBER ANGLE OF EYE |
| 364.81 |
FLOPPY IRIS SYNDROME |
| 364.82 |
PLATEAU IRIS SYNDROME |
| 364.89 |
OTHER DISORDERS OF IRIS AND CILIARY BODY |
| 365.02 |
ANATOMICAL NARROW ANGLE BORDERLINE GLAUCOMA |
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365.20 - 365.89
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PRIMARY ANGLE-CLOSURE GLAUCOMA UNSPECIFIED - OTHER SPECIFIED GLAUCOMA |
| 366.16 |
SENILE NUCLEAR SCLEROSIS |
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370.00 - 370.07
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CORNEAL ULCER UNSPECIFIED - MOOREN'S ULCER |
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371.00 - 371.05
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CORNEAL OPACITY UNSPECIFIED - PHTHISICAL CORNEA |
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371.20 - 371.24
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CORNEAL EDEMA UNSPECIFIED - CORNEAL EDEMA DUE TO WEARING OF CONTACT LENSES |
| 371.50 |
HEREDITARY CORNEAL DYSTROPHY UNSPECIFIED |
| 371.57 |
ENDOTHELIAL CORNEAL DYSTROPHY |
| 371.71 |
CORNEAL ECTASIA |
| 371.72 |
DESCEMETOCELE |
| 371.73 |
CORNEAL STAPHYLOMA |
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372.40 - 372.45
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PTERYGIUM UNSPECIFIED - RECURRENT PTERYGIUM |
| 379.31 |
APHAKIA |
| 379.32 |
SUBLUXATION OF LENS |
| 379.33 |
ANTERIOR DISLOCATION OF LENS |
| 379.39 |
OTHER DISORDERS OF LENS |
| 996.51 |
MECHANICAL COMPLICATION OF PROSTHETIC CORNEAL GRAFT |
| 996.53 |
MECHANICAL COMPLICATION OF PROSTHETIC OCULAR LENS PROSTHESIS |
| 996.69 |
INFECTION AND INFLAMMATORY REACTION DUE TO OTHER INTERNAL PROSTHETIC DEVICE IMPLANT AND GRAFT |
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| ICD-9 Codes that DO NOT Support Medical Necessity back to top |
All ICD-9 Codes not listed under the “ICD-9 Codes That Support Medical Necessity” section of this policy will be denied.
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| ICD-9 Codes that DO NOT Support Medical Necessity Asterisk Explanation back to top |
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| Documentation Requirements back to top |
Indications for SCODI must be described in the medical record. The primary diagnosis for SCODI, listed on the claim form, must support the medical necessity of the testing. The diagnosis must be present for the procedure to be paid. Medical records need not be submitted with the claim; however, the record must be furnished to the Contractor upon request or if services exceed the utilization guideline. Complete ophthalmology examination describing the indications supporting medical necessity must be available in the patient's medical record. This description should include any evidence of the following for patients who are/have: Glaucoma Suspect: Anomalous appearing optic nerve Intraocular pressure > 22mmHg as measured by applanation Symmetric or vertically elongated cup enlargement, neural rim intact, cup to disc ratio > 0.4 Focal optic disk notch Optic disk hemorrhage or history of optic disk hemorrhage Glaucoma- No Glaucomatous Damage: Medical or surgical therapy has been initiated to prevent visual field loss Glaucoma- Mild Glaucomatous Damage: Nasal step or small paracentral or arcuate scotoma Mild constriction of visual field isopters Glaucoma- Moderate glaucomatous damage: Enlarged optic cup with neural rim remaining but sloped or pale, cup to disc ratio > 0.5, but <0.9 Definite focal notch with thinning of the neural rim Definite glaucomatous visual field defect, e.g., arcuate or paracentral scotoma, nasal step, pencil wedge, or constriction of isopters. Glaucoma- Advanced glaucomatous damage: Severe generalized constriction of isopters (i.e., Goldmann 14e> 10 degrees of fixation) Absolute visual field defects within 10 degrees of fixation Severe generalized reduction of retinal sensitivity Loss of central visual acuity, with temporal island remaining Diffuse enlargement of optic nerve cup, with cup to disc ratio > 0.8 Wipe-out of all or a portion of the neural retinal rim |
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Posterior Segment Guidelines
In the management of a glaucoma patient,when SCODI is rendered more frequently than once in a 6 month period,the claim may be reviewed on a post-payment basis.
In the management of a patient who is a glaucoma suspect, when SCODI is rendered more frequently than once in a twelve month period, the claim may be reviewed on a post-payment basis.
Anterior Segment Guidelines In the management of the patient who has one of the diagnoses listed in Group 2 above, the rendering of SCODI is limited to once in a 12 month period. When SCODI is rendered more frequently than once in a twelve month period, the claim may be reviewed on a post-payment basis.
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| Sources of Information and Basis for Decision back to top |
1. Carrier Advisory Committee Ophthalmology and Optometry Working Group 2. Other Carrier’s policies 3. Copyright 1998 CPT Physicians’ Current Procedural Terminology, American Medical Association. 4. Copyright 2002 CPT Physicians’ Current Procedural Terminology, American Medical Association. |
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| Advisory Committee Meeting Notes back to top |
| The Ophthalmology Advisory Committee 12/5/2008 |
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| 06/13/2005 |
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| 07/27/2005 |
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| 08/01/2005 |
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| R11 |
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| Revision History Explanation back to top |
R11 12/05/2008 Expanded coverage of SCODI to include anterior segment with associated diagnosis codes, based on recommendation from the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery and the New England Ophthalmology Society.
R10 10/01/2008 ICD9CM diagnosis code 238.77 was inserted into existing range.
R9 10/01/2007 ICD9CM Diagnosis codes 233.30-233.39 were inserted into existing range 225.0 through 239.7
R8 02/10/2006 Changed language under utilization guidelines on each bullet from "the claim will be reviewed on an individual consideration basis" to "the claim may be reviewed on a post-payment basis.
R7 09/15/2005 Added ICD9CM diagnosis codes 362.03-362.07
R6 06/13/2005 Under Indications of Coverage Section: Removed language “with significant risk factors.” Under Documentation Guidelines Section: Removed: “or mild glaucomatous damage” related to glaucoma suspect /li> Added: Glaucoma- No Glaucomatous Damage category Added: Glaucoma- Mild Glaucomatous Damage category Under the Documentation Guideline Section: Added the following italicized language: Medical records need not be submitted with the claim; however, the record must be furnished to the Contractor upon request or if services exceed the utilization guideline. Under Contractor's Determination Number Section Removed: Contractor's Determination Number Under Utilization Guideline Section Added the following: - In the management of a glaucoma patient,when SCODI is rendered more frequently than once in a 6 month period,the claim will be reviewed on an individual consideration basis. Documentation supporting medical necessity must be submitted with the claim. - In the management of a patient who is a glaucoma suspect, when SCODI is rendered more frequently than once in a twelve month period, the claim will be reviewed on an individual consideration basis. Documentation supporting medical necessity must be submitted with the claim.
R5 02/02/2004 National Coverage Policy crosswalked to CMS Manual System (Internet Only Manual)
R4 01/23/2004 This LCD was converted from an LMRP on 01/23/2004 The LMRP description was added to the Indications and Limitations Section of the LCD
R-3 03/01/2003 Revised the description and the language in the indications and limitations of coverage 6th bullet to read “vitreo-retinal”Added the diagnosis code 363.61 to support medical necessity,
R-2 10/01/2002 Corrected truncated ICD-9 code 360.3 to 360.30: removed invalid ICD-9 code 377.25
R-1 03-01-2002 ADD ICD-9 code 377.04
09/04/2006 - This policy was updated by the ICD-9 2006-2007 Annual Update.
09/03/2007 - This policy was updated by the ICD-9 2007-2008 Annual Update.
11/10/2007 - The description for CPT/HCPCS code 92135 was changed in group 1
08/10/2008 - This policy was updated by the ICD-9 2008-2009 Annual Update. |
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| Reason for Change back to top |
Coverage Change (actual change in medical parameters)
HCPCS Addition/Deletion
ICD9 Addition/Deletion
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| Last Reviewed On Date back to top |
| 12/05/2008 |
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