Topic: Superior Labral Anterior Posterior Tears
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What is the ICD 9 code for superior labral tear of the shoulder w...
Slap tear 840.7 Read More »
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What is the meaning of anterior, posterior, superior and inferior...
Respectively, front, back, top and bottom. Read More »
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What does this mean increased signal within the posterior aspect ...
A superior labral tear is an injury to the cartilage that covers the top part of the shoulder socket. The labrum is a lip like piece of cartilage that deepens the socket of the shoulder joint. It helps stabilise the shoulder. A superior lab... Read More »
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Originally Posted by BradleyS that's quite the reserved surgeon if he did not recommend surgery...but then again, they usually will recommend therapy first as surgery can be hell. I went through therapy twice for my shoulders before surgery...
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You can report two CPT codes — 29806 and 29807 — only if the SLAP lesion repair is Type 2 or Type 4, according to the AAOS Global [Service Data guidelines]. That is, you must have two separate problems: a capsular defect, not caused by SLAP...
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