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The CPT® Code 0785T refers to the procedure involving the revision or removal of a neurostimulator electrode array that is implanted in the spinal region and is integrated with a neurostimulator device. This procedure is typically performed to address issues such as the migration of the electrode array or to remove the device entirely in cases where infection has occurred. The neurostimulator is a sophisticated device that enables patients to manage chronic pain by delivering low-level electrical impulses directly to the spinal cord. This is achieved through a handheld remote control, allowing for personalized pain management. The procedure involves making an incision at the site where the electrode array was previously placed, which allows access to the subcutaneous pocket containing the neurostimulator. The existing device can either be repositioned to ensure proper electrode placement or removed entirely, depending on the clinical situation. After the necessary adjustments are made, the wound is irrigated and closed in layers to promote healing and prevent complications such as further migration of the device.
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