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New Code for Mesh Removal
Is there a code for removal of mesh from the abdominal wall for cases of infection?
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Question: Is there a code for removal of mesh from the abdominal wall for cases of infection?
Answer: Code 11008 was revised for 2008 to reflect the removal of mesh for any postoperative infection. In 2007, 10180 and 10121 worked.
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