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Quantifiable better.2015 Coding and Reimbursement Guide Bone Densitometry by Overview This guide addresses the coding and coverage for bone mineral density (BMD) measurement by Quantitative Computer

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How to fill out bone densitometry by QCT:

Gather patient information:

1. Collect the patient's demographics, such as name, age, and gender.
2. Record relevant medical history, including any prior fractures or diseases affecting bone health.
3. Note any current medications that might impact bone density.

Preparing the patient:

1. Inform the patient about the procedure and its purpose.
2. Ensure the patient removes any metal objects or clothing that may interfere with the scan.
3. Obtain consent from the patient before proceeding.

Perform the bone densitometry scan:

1. Position the patient on the QCT scanner bed as instructed by the manufacturer.
2. Follow the scanner's instructions to acquire the images or measurements required.
3. Make sure the patient remains still and relaxed during the procedure.

Interpret the results:

1. Analyze the QCT scan images or measurements for bone density.
2. Compare the results against age, gender, and other reference values.
3. Look for any abnormalities or signs of osteoporosis/osteopenia.

Report and document the findings:

1. Prepare a comprehensive report that includes the patient's details, procedure details, and results.
2. Document any relevant observations or additional information.
3. Ensure the report is accurate, concise, and adheres to any specific guidelines or requirements.

Who needs bone densitometry by QCT:

Individuals with known risk factors for osteoporosis:

1. Postmenopausal women, especially those with a family history of osteoporosis.
2. Men above the age of 70.
3. Individuals who have experienced previous fractures due to minimal trauma.
4. Those with medical conditions or on medications that may affect bone health.

Patients with unexplained bone loss:

1. Individuals experiencing sudden or significant bone loss without an apparent cause.
2. Those who have undergone surgeries or treatments known to impact bone density.
3. Patients with chronic kidney disease or malabsorption disorders.

Monitoring treatment effectiveness:

1. Individuals who are undergoing or have undergone treatments for osteoporosis or osteopenia.
2. Patients receiving hormone replacement therapy or medications that affect bone health.
3. Those undergoing dietary or lifestyle interventions to improve bone density.

In summary, proper completion of bone densitometry by QCT involves gathering patient information, performing the scan, interpreting the results, and documenting the findings. This type of scan is recommended for individuals with known risk factors for osteoporosis, those with unexplained bone loss, and for monitoring treatment effectiveness.

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