Open and laparoscopic procedures, and endoscopic rules:
How do we define the procedure to be coded by area of the anatomy investigated?
Consider the example of coding a colonoscopy versus a sigmoidoscopy.

Flexible Sigmoidoscopy is different from colonoscopy in that it only looks at the rectum and the lower portion of the large intestine, while colonoscopy studies the entire large intestine. Another difference is that sigmoidoscopy does not require sedation or bowel preparation and lavage.

With this information, we can conclude that Open procedures, laparoscopic and endoscopic rules are procedures defined and coded by area of anatomy investigated.

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Open and laparoscopic procedures, and endoscopic rules: How do we define the procedure to be coded by area of the anatomy investigated? Consider the example of coding a colonoscopy versus a sigmoidoscopy.

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Open and laparoscopic procedures, and endoscopic rules:
How do we define the procedure to be coded by area of the anatomy investigated?
Consider the example of coding a colonoscopy versus a sigmoidoscopy.