CODING AND REIMBURSEMENT - Iovera
0442T Nerve plexus or other truncal nerve (eg, brachial plexus, pudendal nerve) Incompatible coding for iovera° A number of codes, specifically category III codes 0440T through 0442T, address a similar but distinct procedure. They refer to cryoablation, and not cryoneurolysis. Further guidance and support
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CODING AND REIMBURSEMENT - Iovera
www.iovera.comsuperolateral (superolateral articulating branch of the common peroneal nerve), superomedial (superomedial articulating branch of the tibial nerve), and inferomedial (inferomedial articulating branch of the tibial nerve). CPT 64624 defines all 3 of the specified nerves as 1 billable unit and is used for iovera° treatments of the referenced nerves.
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