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How Does Coding Differ Between Facet Joint Injections And Medial Branch Blocks? In this informative video, we’ll break down the differences in coding for facet joint injections and medial branch blocks. Understanding these distinctions is essential for healthcare providers involved in pain management. We’ll cover the specific anatomical targets of each procedure and the unique coding requirements that come with them.

Facet joint injections are performed directly into the facet joint, often utilizing imaging guidance for precision. We’ll discuss the coding associated with these injections, including how it varies based on the region of the spine treated. In contrast, medial branch blocks target the nerves supplying the facet joints, and we’ll clarify how these are coded differently despite some similarities.

Documentation plays a vital role in accurately reflecting the procedure performed, and we’ll emphasize the importance of specifying whether the injection was into the joint or the nerve. This video will also touch on how both procedures serve different purposes in pain management, including diagnosis and treatment.

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