Patient has a history of chronic alcohol abuse with portal hypertension. P

Patient has a history of chronic alcohol abuse with portal hypertension. Patient has been vomiting blood for the past 3 days and presented to his physician’s office. Patient was sent to the hospital for evaluation and an EGD was performed. Biopsy findings showed gastritis, esophagitis, and bleeding esophageal varices, which were injected with sclerosing solution.

Left carotid artery excision for tumor of carotid body.

Lagophthalmos correction with implantation using gold weight.

Removal of nephrostomy tube with fluoroscopic guidance.

Patient in late stages of labor arrives at the hospital. Her OB physician is not able to make the delivery, and the house physician delivers the baby vaginally. Primary care physician resumes care after delivery. Code the delivery.

Patient has been diagnosed with uterine fibroids and undergoes a total abdominal hysterectomy with bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy.

Patient comes to the hospital with a history of right flank pain. Urine tests are negative. Radiology examination reveals that the patient has renal cysts of the right kidney. Patient is now admitted for laparoscopic ablation of the cysts.