Our histotechs assist bone marrows but it used to be Hematology's
responsibility. The bone marrows at my institution aren't very time consuming
and are done in CT.
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You can only bill for 88172 if the pathologist looks at the FNA slide(s) during
the procedure. Otherwise do not attempt to bill for it. It is a physician
code.
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Haven't seen any cytology listservs except the one for members of the ASC.
There are some cytology facebook pages where you could get questions answered.
This Histonet listserv is very informative.
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Thinprep has a higher unsatisfactory rate for Pap tests. The filters get
clogged up and cells end up stuck in the vial. Someone in the lab will need to
dedicate time to reprocessing unsatisfactory Thinprep specimens if you choose
them. If Paps are affected then it isn't a stretch to assume Non-g
Ohio's standards aren't more stringent. The only states, I know of, that differ
from the 100 slides in 24 hours limit is New York and California.
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We buy Dakin slides off of Cardinal health.
http://www.cardinalhealth.com/en/product-solutions/medical/laboratory-products/anatomic-pathology/slides/dakin-slides.html
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