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The procedure described by CPT® Code 65875 involves the severing of adhesions located in the anterior segment of the eye, specifically targeting posterior synechiae. Posterior synechiae refer to the adhesions that form between the iris and the lens capsule, which can lead to complications such as increased intraocular pressure and potential vision loss. The incisional technique utilized in this procedure may involve the injection of air or liquid to help stabilize the intraocular pressure, particularly if there is a loss of aqueous fluid during the operation. This procedure is categorized as a separate procedure, indicating that it is performed independently and is not part of a more comprehensive surgical intervention. The technique is critical in managing conditions associated with these adhesions, ensuring that the normal anatomical relationships within the eye are restored, thereby improving the patient's visual function and overall ocular health.
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