CPT Coding Hand and Extremity Surgery
Hand Joint Anatomy INTERPHALANGEAL – Distal == DIPDIP – Proximal = PIP Metacarpophalangeal – MCP joints Carpometacarpal CMCjoints American Academy of Professional Coders – – TMC (Thumb) Session 1A, 10-11:30 AM Friday, October 26th, 2012 Hand Dissection Skin Palmar Fascia Subcutaneous tissues Bursa Pulleys/Sheaths
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