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ICD-10-PCS XNS New Technology: Bones Reposition

The ICD-10-PCS root operation Reposition (code XNS) within the New Technology section refers to the movement of bones or bone structures back to their normal location or position. This procedure corrects a displacement without removal or replacement.

Reposition procedures in this category specifically target vertebrae—the lumbar, cervical, and thoracic bones—using advanced devices like Magnetically Controlled Growth Rods or Posterior (Dynamic) Distraction Devices. The approach can be either Open or Percutaneous, reflecting the invasiveness of the technique. For example, code XNS0032 describes an open approach reposition of the lumbar vertebra with magnetically controlled rods, while XNS4332 indicates a percutaneous approach reposition of the thoracic vertebra using the same technology. These codes illustrate how new technology repositioning enhances bone correction capabilities, offering precise management of spinal deformities.

List of ICD-10-PCS codes used to specify XNS - Reposition (moving to its normal location or other suitable location all or a portion of a body part). There are a total of 11 procedure codes in this section.

  • XNS - New Technology, Bones, Reposition

  • XNS0032 - Reposition of Lumbar Vertebra using Magnetically Controlled Growth Rod(s), Open Approach, New Technology Group 2

  • XNS00C7 - Reposition of Lumbar Vertebra using Posterior (Dynamic) Distraction Device, Open Approach, New Technology Group 7

  • XNS0332 - Reposition of Lumbar Vertebra using Magnetically Controlled Growth Rod(s), Percutaneous Approach, New Technology Group 2

  • XNS03C7 - Reposition of Lumbar Vertebra using Posterior (Dynamic) Distraction Device, Percutaneous Approach, New Technology Group ...

  • XNS3032 - Reposition of Cervical Vertebra using Magnetically Controlled Growth Rod(s), Open Approach, New Technology Group 2

  • XNS3332 - Reposition of Cervical Vertebra using Magnetically Controlled Growth Rod(s), Percutaneous Approach, New Technology Group...

  • XNS4032 - Reposition of Thoracic Vertebra using Magnetically Controlled Growth Rod(s), Open Approach, New Technology Group 2

  • XNS40C7 - Reposition of Thoracic Vertebra using Posterior (Dynamic) Distraction Device, Open Approach, New Technology Group 7

  • XNS4332 - Reposition of Thoracic Vertebra using Magnetically Controlled Growth Rod(s), Percutaneous Approach, New Technology Group...

  • XNS43C7 - Reposition of Thoracic Vertebra using Posterior (Dynamic) Distraction Device, Percutaneous Approach, New Technology Grou...