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The CPT® Code 62370 refers to the electronic analysis of a programmable, implanted pump used for intrathecal or epidural drug infusion. This procedure encompasses a comprehensive evaluation of the pump's functionality, including the assessment of the reservoir status, alarm status, and drug prescription status. The process begins with establishing a connection between the implanted pump and an interrogation device, which is essential for retrieving critical data regarding the pump's operation. The interrogation device provides vital information that allows healthcare professionals to determine whether the pump is functioning within normal parameters. Following the analysis, if any discrepancies are found or adjustments are necessary, the physician or qualified healthcare professional will perform reprogramming of the pump. This may involve modifying alarm settings and drug flow rates to ensure optimal performance. Additionally, the procedure includes the option to refill the pump, which is crucial for maintaining the continuous delivery of medication. A written report detailing the findings of the evaluation, any reprogramming performed, and the refill status is generated to document the procedure. It is important to note that different CPT codes are used for variations of this procedure, depending on whether the pump is reprogrammed, refilled, or evaluated without reprogramming or refilling.
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