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The CPT® Code 77414 refers to the process of radiation treatment delivery that targets three or more separate treatment areas within the body. This procedure employs advanced techniques such as custom blocking, tangential ports, wedges, rotational beams, compensators, and electron beams, specifically utilizing a beam strength ranging from 11 to 19 megavolts (MeV). The primary objective of this treatment is to effectively deliver radiation to multiple tumor sites, thereby maximizing the therapeutic effect while minimizing damage to surrounding healthy tissues. The use of various techniques, such as custom blocking and compensators, allows for precise targeting of the radiation, ensuring that the treatment is tailored to the individual patient's anatomy and the specific locations of the tumors. It is important to note that different codes are designated for varying beam strengths, with CPT® Code 77413 applicable for beam strengths of 6-10 MeV and CPT® Code 77416 for beams of 20 MeV or higher. This structured approach to radiation therapy is crucial for optimizing treatment outcomes in patients with malignancies located in multiple areas of the body.
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