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The CPT® Code 75900 refers to the procedure of exchanging a previously placed intravascular catheter during thrombolytic therapy. This procedure is specifically designed for situations where a catheter, which has been previously inserted into a blood vessel, needs to be replaced. The primary purpose of this catheter is to facilitate the infusion of thrombolytic agents—medications that help dissolve blood clots. During this procedure, the physician not only performs the exchange of the catheter but also supervises the entire process through radiological means. This involves taking and interpreting X-ray images of the blood vessel and the clot, ensuring that the catheter is correctly positioned and that the thrombolytic therapy is being effectively administered. The combination of catheter exchange and radiological supervision is crucial for the successful management of conditions related to blood clots, providing a clear visual assessment of the treatment's progress and effectiveness.
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