Coding for Spinal Procedures - AHIMA
X-ray, CT Scans, MRI X-ray 72010 – 72120 Computed Tomography (CT) 72125 – 72133 Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) 72141 – 72158 25 X-ray of Spine 88.3 Skeletal series (whole skeleton) 87.2x X-ray of Spine • 87.22 Other x-ray of cervical spine • 87.23 Other x-ray of thoracic spine • 87.24 Other x-ray of lumbosacral spine
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