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The CPT® Code 58805 refers to the drainage of ovarian cysts, which can occur on one or both ovaries, utilizing an abdominal approach as a separate procedure. An ovarian cyst is defined as a fluid-filled sac or pouch that develops on the ovary, which may also contain semi-solid or solid material. The procedure is performed to alleviate symptoms caused by the cyst, such as pain or pressure, and to prevent potential complications. The abdominal approach involves making a suprapubic incision to access the cyst directly, allowing for thorough inspection and drainage. This method is typically chosen over a transvaginal approach when the patient is stable enough for an open procedure, as it provides better visibility and access to the cyst and surrounding structures, including the uterus and fallopian tubes. The contents of the cyst are carefully aspirated and collected for laboratory analysis, ensuring that any potential pathological findings can be evaluated. This procedure is crucial for managing ovarian cysts effectively and is performed by qualified healthcare professionals in a surgical setting.
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