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How Does ICD-10 Impact Gynecology Billing?


The ICD-10 coding system is used to classify diseases and health conditions. In gynecology, specific codes like N92.0 for excessive menstruation and N80.1 for endometriosis are crucial. Proper ICD-10 coding ensures accurate billing and reduces claims denials.

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