< Back AAP Pediatric Coding Newsletter January 2009 In this Issue New and Revised 2009 CPT Medicine Codes: Summary of select changes made to the medicine section of CPT for 2009 Reporting Incident-to Services: Outline of the Medicare incident-to guidelines with examples of how to report and document procedures and services, including split or shared services, diagnostic tests, and services commonly or never incident to Perplexing: Reporting Pelvic Examinations and Papanicolaou Tests: Allaying confusion on reporting services related to Pap smear testing and interpretation Subspecialty Corner: End-stage Renal Disease Services: Codes for different levels of service based on visits and age Modifier Essentials: Using modifiers 51 and 59 for procedures Q&A: Splinter removal, administration of epinephrine, nasogastric feeding tubes, and referral to a plastic surgeon for scar revision You Code It!: A patient's worsening cellulitis leading to outpatient hospital treatment and a visit to the facility to assess and review Sign In Now To continue reading, you must be a subscriber to AAP Pediatric Coding Newsletter Online. Not a Subscriber? Subscribe Learn more about AAP Pediatric Coding Newsletter Online You can purchase 24-hour online access to this entire AAP Pediatric Coding Newsletter Online issue. Pay and get access now