ICD-10-PCS BB1 Imaging: Respiratory System Fluoroscopy
The ICD-10-PCS root operation Fluoroscopy (BB1) in the Imaging section refers to the use of continuous X-ray imaging to visualize internal structures in real time, primarily for diagnostic purposes. This operation captures dynamic images of body parts, aiding in the evaluation of their function and condition.
In this classification, Fluoroscopy is applied to the Respiratory System and related structures. Specific codes include imaging of the Right Lung (BB12ZZZ), Left Lung (BB13ZZZ), and Bilateral Lungs (BB14ZZZ). Additionally, fluoroscopic evaluation may involve the Diaphragm (BB16ZZZ), Mediastinum (BB1CZZZ), and Upper Airways (BB1DZZZ). Some codes specify the use of contrast media for enhanced imaging of the Right (BB17YZZ), Left (BB18YZZ), or Bilateral Tracheobronchial Trees (BB19YZZ). These precise codes facilitate accurate documentation of fluoroscopic procedures within respiratory imaging.
List of ICD-10-PCS codes used to specify BB1 - Fluoroscopy (single plane or bi-plane real time display of an image developed from the capture of external ionizing radiation on fluorescent screen. the image may also be stored by either digital or analog means). There are a total of 10 procedure codes in this section.
BB1 - Imaging, Respiratory System, Fluoroscopy
BB12ZZZ - Fluoroscopy of Right Lung
BB13ZZZ - Fluoroscopy of Left Lung
BB14ZZZ - Fluoroscopy of Bilateral Lungs
BB16ZZZ - Fluoroscopy of Diaphragm
BB17YZZ - Fluoroscopy of Right Tracheobronchial Tree using Other Contrast
BB18YZZ - Fluoroscopy of Left Tracheobronchial Tree using Other Contrast
BB19YZZ - Fluoroscopy of Bilateral Tracheobronchial Trees using Other Contrast
BB1CZZZ - Fluoroscopy of Mediastinum
BB1DZZZ - Fluoroscopy of Upper Airways