Table 1. Category III codes used by interventional radiology Code Clinical Specialty Long Descriptor


0404T Women’s health 0440T Pain 0441T Pain 0442T Pain


Transcervical uterine fibroid(s) ablation with ultrasound guidance, radiofrequency


Ablation, percutaneous, cryoablation, includes imaging guidance; upper extremity distal/peripheral nerve


Ablation, percutaneous, cryoablation, includes imaging guidance; lower extremity distal/peripheral nerve


Ablation, percutaneous, cryoablation, includes imaging guidance; nerve plexus or other truncal nerve (e.g., brachial plexus, pudendal nerve)


0505T Peripheral arterial disease


Endovenous femoral-popliteal arterial revascularization, with transcatheter placement of intravascular stent graft(s) and closure by any method, including percutaneous or open vascular access, ultrasound guidance for vascular access when performed, all catheterization(s) and intraprocedural roadmapping and imaging guidance necessary to complete the intervention, all associated radiological supervision and interpretation, when performed, with crossing of the occlusive lesion in an extraluminal fashion


0559T Other +0560T Other 0561T Other +0562T Other 0581T


Interventional oncology


0600T Interventional oncology


0620T Peripheral arterial disease


Anatomic model 3D-printed from image data set(s); first individually prepared and processed component of an anatomic structure


Anatomic model 3D-printed from image data set(s); each additional individually prepared and processed component of an anatomic structure (List separately in addition to code for primary procedure)


Anatomic guide 3D-printed and designed from image data set(s); first anatomic guide


Anatomic guide 3D-printed and designed from image data set(s); each additional anatomic guide (List separately in addition to code for primary procedure)


Ablation, malignant breast tumor(s), percutaneous, cryotherapy, including imaging guidance when performed, unilateral


Ablation, irreversible electroporation; 1 or more tumors per organ, including imaging guidance, when performed, percutaneous


Endovascular venous arterialization, tibial or peroneal vein, with transcatheter placement of intravascular stent graft(s) and closure by any method, including percutaneous or open vascular access, ultrasound guidance for vascular access when performed, all catheterization(s) and intraprocedural roadmapping and imaging guidance necessary to complete the intervention, all associated radiological supervision and interpretation, when performed


0644T Venous 0647T Gastrointestinal 0673T Endocrine 0686T 0710T


Interventional oncology


Peripheral arterial disease


0711T


Peripheral arterial disease


Transcatheter removal or debulking of intracardiac mass (e.g., vegetations, thrombus) via suction (eg, vacuum, aspiration) device, percutaneous approach, with intraoperative reinfusion of aspirated blood, including imaging guidance, when performed


Insertion of gastrostomy tube, percutaneous, with magnetic gastropexy, under ultrasound guidance, image documentation and report


Ablation, benign thyroid nodule(s), percutaneous, laser, including imaging guidance


Histotripsy (i.e., non-thermal ablation via acoustic energy delivery) of malignant hepatocellular tissue, including image guidance


Noninvasive arterial plaque analysis using software processing of data from non-coronary computerized tomography angiography; including data preparation and transmission, quantification of the structure and composition of the vessel wall and assessment for lipid-rich necrotic core plaque to assess atherosclerotic plaque stability, data review, interpretation and report


Noninvasive arterial plaque analysis using software processing of data from non-coronary computerized tomography angiography; data preparation and transmission


CY 2023 Range of Reimbursement◊


N/A $140–266 $140–266 $43–330


$842–13,145


$9–25 $5–11 $37–136 $19–23 $494–3,524 $509–3,925


$1,414*


$43–331 $766–1,154 $3,553–3,884* N/A N/A


N/A


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