CT images reveal absence of the subchondral Patient points to the anterior aspect of the medial gutter and senses pain within This intense, hands-on workshop revolves around two distinct cases:Ĭase 1: 18-year-old female presenting with transverse and sagittal planeĬollapse of the midtarsal joint with maximally pronated subtalar joint.Ĭase 2: Patient presents with chronic pain at the anteromedial aspect of the ankle. It’s 7am on Monday morning and you just walked into the office – and youĪlready have two challenging cases waiting for you! How will you handle them? Ronald Ray, DPM, FACFAS (Workshop Chair) Dr. Reconstruction, tendon surgery, arthroscopy, trauma and diabetic foot surgery.Ĭhallenging Cases (Cadaveric) Dr. Get properly reimbursed for the care you provide! Hear what’s new inĬoding for 2023 as you participate in surgical coding scenarios includingįorefoot reconstruction, arthrodesis, office procedures, rearfoot and ankle Please review the agenda for more details.Ĭoding and Billing for the Foot and Ankle Surgeon Osseous MIS procedures are undoubtedly becoming more prevalent but requireĪ unique skill set in terms of osteotomy techniques and fixation. Ryan McMillen, DPM, FACFAS (Workshop Chair) Dr.

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