CPT® Code 93539

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Injection procedure during cardiac catheterization; for selective opacification of arterial conduits (eg, internal mammary), whether native or used for bypass

An injection procedure is performed during cardiac catheterization to achieve selective opacification of arterial conduits, which may include both native arteries and those utilized for bypass, such as the internal mammary artery. This procedure is essential for visualizing the arterial conduits through the injection of contrast media, allowing for detailed imaging and assessment. The primary goal is to obtain clear angiograms that can be reported separately, providing critical information regarding the condition and functionality of the arterial conduits. This procedure is often conducted in conjunction with other cardiac catheterization activities, ensuring comprehensive evaluation of the cardiovascular system.