Peripheral Vascular Diagnostic and Intervention Coding Sheet
Transcatheter therapy, venous infusion for thrombolysis, initial treatment day. 37212 - continued on subsequent day during course of thrombolytic therapy. 37213 - cessation of thrombolysis including removalof catheter and vessel closureby any method. 37214: 2021 Peripheral Vascular Diagnostic &Intervention Coding Sheet. Patient:
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