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The CPT® Code 75964 refers to the procedure of transluminal balloon angioplasty performed on each additional peripheral artery, excluding the renal or other visceral arteries, iliac, or lower extremity arteries. This procedure is accompanied by radiological supervision and interpretation, which is essential for ensuring the accuracy and effectiveness of the angioplasty. The process begins with obtaining a roadmapping angiogram of the peripheral artery anatomy, which serves as a guide for the subsequent angioplasty. During the procedure, fluoroscopic guidance is utilized to assist in the precise placement of guidewires and catheters, as well as during the inflation of the balloon used to open the narrowed artery. After the angioplasty, a final angiogram is conducted to assess the patency of the artery, ensuring that blood flow is restored effectively. The physician is responsible for providing a comprehensive written report that details the radiological aspects of the procedure, including the interpretation of the findings from both the angiographic and fluoroscopic imaging. It is important to note that this code is used in conjunction with the primary procedure code, specifically CPT® Code 75962 for the initial peripheral artery, allowing for accurate billing and documentation of the services rendered.
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