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The procedure described by CPT® Code 64784 involves the excision of a neuroma from a major peripheral nerve, excluding the sciatic nerve. A neuroma is a benign growth that can develop on a nerve, often resulting in pain and discomfort. This procedure is performed to alleviate the symptoms associated with the neuroma by surgically removing the lesion. The process begins with making a skin incision directly over the neuroma's location. Following the incision, the surgeon carefully dissects the overlying soft tissues to access the neuroma. Once exposed, the neuroma is meticulously dissected from the surrounding tissue to ensure complete removal. After the neuroma is excised, the incision is then closed, completing the procedure. It is important to note that this code specifically applies to neuromas located on major peripheral nerves other than the sciatic nerve, which is addressed by a different code, CPT® 64786.
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