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2025 ICD-10-PCS Procedure Code BR1

Imaging, Axial Skeleton, Except Skull and Facial Bones, Fluoroscopy

ICD-10-PCS Code:
BR1
ICD-10-PCS Code for:
Imaging, Axial Skel, Exc Skull Facial, Fluoroscopy
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BR1 is a "header" nonspecific and non-billable procedure code used to indicate the performance of imaging, axial skeleton, except skull and facial bones, fluoroscopy.

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  1. Code Information
  2. PCS Table
  3. Other Similar Codes

BR1 PCS Table

In an PCS table each code is represented by up seven alphanumeric characters, with each character in the table respresenting different aspects of the procedure. In the table provided below, each row represents an individual character and includes information about the character's position, designation, label, and procedure notes. For this PCS table the procedure code is in the imaging section and is part of the axial skeleton, except skull and facial bones body system, classified under fluoroscopy operation.

Position Designation Character Label Procedures Notes
1 Section B Imaging
2 Body System R Axial Skeleton, Except Skull and Facial Bones
3 Operation 1 Fluoroscopy

Involves:
Single plane or bi-plane real time display of an image developed from the capture of external ionizing radiation on a fluorescent screen. The image may also be stored by either digital or analog means

Other ICD-10-PCS Codes Used for Fluoroscopy


  • BR100ZZ Fluoroscopy of Cervical Spine using High Osmolar Contrast

  • BR101ZZ Fluoroscopy of Cervical Spine using Low Osmolar Contrast

  • BR10YZZ Fluoroscopy of Cervical Spine using Other Contrast

  • BR10ZZZ Fluoroscopy of Cervical Spine

  • BR110ZZ Fluoroscopy of Cervical Disc(s) using High Osmolar Contrast

  • BR111ZZ Fluoroscopy of Cervical Disc(s) using Low Osmolar Contrast

  • BR11YZZ Fluoroscopy of Cervical Disc(s) using Other Contrast

  • BR11ZZZ Fluoroscopy of Cervical Disc(s)

  • BR120ZZ Fluoroscopy of Thoracic Disc(s) using High Osmolar Contrast

  • BR121ZZ Fluoroscopy of Thoracic Disc(s) using Low Osmolar Contrast

  • BR12YZZ Fluoroscopy of Thoracic Disc(s) using Other Contrast

  • BR12ZZZ Fluoroscopy of Thoracic Disc(s)

  • BR130ZZ Fluoroscopy of Lumbar Disc(s) using High Osmolar Contrast

  • BR131ZZ Fluoroscopy of Lumbar Disc(s) using Low Osmolar Contrast

  • BR13YZZ Fluoroscopy of Lumbar Disc(s) using Other Contrast

  • BR13ZZZ Fluoroscopy of Lumbar Disc(s)

  • BR140ZZ Fluoroscopy of Cervical Facet Joint(s) using High Osmolar Contrast

  • BR141ZZ Fluoroscopy of Cervical Facet Joint(s) using Low Osmolar Contrast

  • BR14YZZ Fluoroscopy of Cervical Facet Joint(s) using Other Contrast

  • BR14ZZZ Fluoroscopy of Cervical Facet Joint(s)

  • BR150ZZ Fluoroscopy of Thoracic Facet Joint(s) using High Osmolar Contrast

  • BR151ZZ Fluoroscopy of Thoracic Facet Joint(s) using Low Osmolar Contrast

  • BR15YZZ Fluoroscopy of Thoracic Facet Joint(s) using Other Contrast

  • BR15ZZZ Fluoroscopy of Thoracic Facet Joint(s)

  • BR160ZZ Fluoroscopy of Lumbar Facet Joint(s) using High Osmolar Contrast

  • BR161ZZ Fluoroscopy of Lumbar Facet Joint(s) using Low Osmolar Contrast

  • BR16YZZ Fluoroscopy of Lumbar Facet Joint(s) using Other Contrast

  • BR16ZZZ Fluoroscopy of Lumbar Facet Joint(s)

  • BR170ZZ Fluoroscopy of Thoracic Spine using High Osmolar Contrast

  • BR171ZZ Fluoroscopy of Thoracic Spine using Low Osmolar Contrast

  • BR17YZZ Fluoroscopy of Thoracic Spine using Other Contrast

  • BR17ZZZ Fluoroscopy of Thoracic Spine

  • BR180ZZ Fluoroscopy of Thoracolumbar Joint using High Osmolar Contrast

  • BR181ZZ Fluoroscopy of Thoracolumbar Joint using Low Osmolar Contrast

  • BR18YZZ Fluoroscopy of Thoracolumbar Joint using Other Contrast

  • BR18ZZZ Fluoroscopy of Thoracolumbar Joint

  • BR190ZZ Fluoroscopy of Lumbar Spine using High Osmolar Contrast

  • BR191ZZ Fluoroscopy of Lumbar Spine using Low Osmolar Contrast

  • BR19YZZ Fluoroscopy of Lumbar Spine using Other Contrast

  • BR19ZZZ Fluoroscopy of Lumbar Spine

  • BR1B0ZZ Fluoroscopy of Lumbosacral Joint using High Osmolar Contrast

  • BR1B1ZZ Fluoroscopy of Lumbosacral Joint using Low Osmolar Contrast

  • BR1BYZZ Fluoroscopy of Lumbosacral Joint using Other Contrast

  • BR1BZZZ Fluoroscopy of Lumbosacral Joint

  • BR1C0ZZ Fluoroscopy of Pelvis using High Osmolar Contrast

  • BR1C1ZZ Fluoroscopy of Pelvis using Low Osmolar Contrast

  • BR1CYZZ Fluoroscopy of Pelvis using Other Contrast

  • BR1CZZZ Fluoroscopy of Pelvis

  • BR1D0ZZ Fluoroscopy of Sacroiliac Joints using High Osmolar Contrast

  • BR1D1ZZ Fluoroscopy of Sacroiliac Joints using Low Osmolar Contrast

  • BR1DYZZ Fluoroscopy of Sacroiliac Joints using Other Contrast

  • BR1DZZZ Fluoroscopy of Sacroiliac Joints

  • BR1F0ZZ Fluoroscopy of Sacrum and Coccyx using High Osmolar Contrast

  • BR1F1ZZ Fluoroscopy of Sacrum and Coccyx using Low Osmolar Contrast

  • BR1FYZZ Fluoroscopy of Sacrum and Coccyx using Other Contrast

  • BR1FZZZ Fluoroscopy of Sacrum and Coccyx

  • BR1G0ZZ Fluoroscopy of Whole Spine using High Osmolar Contrast

  • BR1G1ZZ Fluoroscopy of Whole Spine using Low Osmolar Contrast

  • BR1GYZZ Fluoroscopy of Whole Spine using Other Contrast

  • BR1GZZZ Fluoroscopy of Whole Spine

  • BR1H0ZZ Fluoroscopy of Sternum using High Osmolar Contrast

  • BR1H1ZZ Fluoroscopy of Sternum using Low Osmolar Contrast

  • BR1HYZZ Fluoroscopy of Sternum using Other Contrast

  • BR1HZZZ Fluoroscopy of Sternum

What is ICD-10-PCS?

The ICD-10 Procedure Coding System (ICD-10-PCS) is a catalog of procedural codes used by medical professionals for hospital inpatient healthcare settings. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) maintain the catalog in the U.S. releasing yearly updates. The 2025 ICD-10-PCS codes are to be used for discharges occurring from October 1, 2024 through September 30, 2025.

Each ICD-10-PCS code has a structure of seven alphanumeric characters and contains no decimals. The first character defines the major "section". Depending on the "section" the second through seventh characters mean different things.