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The procedure described by CPT® Code 65125 involves the modification of an ocular implant, which is a medical device used to replace or support the structure of the eye. This procedure is classified as a separate reportable procedure, indicating that it is distinct from other surgical interventions that may be performed on the eye. The primary goal of this modification is to enhance the fit of the ocular implant within the eye socket, ensuring better stability and comfort for the patient. During the procedure, existing pegs that secure the implant may be removed if necessary, and new holes are drilled to reposition these pegs. Additionally, the surgeon may place new pegs to further secure the implant, thereby improving its overall functionality and integration with the surrounding ocular tissues. This careful adjustment is crucial for achieving optimal outcomes in patients who have undergone ocular implantation, as it directly impacts the implant's performance and the patient's quality of life.
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