Surgical Pathology
microscopic examination. Service code 88302 is used when gross and microscopic examination is performed on a specimen to confirm identification and the absence of disease. Service codes 88304 - 88309 describe all other specimens requiring gross and microscopic examination, and represent additional “ascending” levels of physician work.
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