Presenter: Cynthia Stewart, CPC, CPMA, CPC-H, CPC-I
Presenter: Cynthia Stewart, CPC, CPMA, CPC-H, CPC-I The information in this presentation was current at the time the presentation was complied and does not include specific payer policies or contract language. Always consult CPT?, CMS, and your payers for specific guidance in reporting services. The views expressed in this presentation are simply my interpretations of information I have read, compiled and studied. Much of the information is directly from the AMA, AAPC, CMS literature, specialty societies and other reputable sources.
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Review the Anatomy of the Brain and supporting structures
Understand the various methods of approach and the tools used to get there
Interpret specific procedures and the CPT? codes which represent them
Discuss diagnoses as each relates to the interventional or therapeutic treatment described by assorted CPT? codes 2
? 8 Skull bones ?Support ?Enclose ?Protect ?Attachment points
?14 Facial Bones ?Framework ?Support
?Anterior base of cranium Central body Sella turcica 2 Pair wings
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Forms a portion of the anterior cranial floor ?Crista Galli ?Cribriform
plate
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?Reasoning ?Motor Skills
?Motor cortex ?Higher level cognition ?Expressive language
Damage may lead to changes in: ?Socialization ?Attention ?Sexual habits ?Increased risk-taking
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?Processing tactile sensory information
?Pressure ?Touch ?Pain ?Somatosensory cortex ?Processes body's senses
Damage to this lobe may ?Verbal memory issues ?Impair control of eye gaze ?Problems with language
?Primary auditory cortex ?Interpret sound ?Interpret language
?Hippocampus ?Formation of memories Damage may lead to problems with: ?Memory ?Speech perception ?Language skills
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?Interpreting visual stimuli and information
?Primary Visual Cortex ?Secondary Visual Cortex ?Tertiary Visual Cortex
Damage may lead to: ?Recognizing objects ?Indentifying colors ?Recognizing words
Brainstem ? Nerve pathways ?Medulla Oblongata ?Cardiac ?Respiratory ?Vasomotor ?Midbrain ?Auditory reflex centers ?Visual reflex centers ?Pons ?Respiratory center
Cerebellum ?Fine movement coordination ?Balance and Equilibrium ?Muscle Tone
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Corpus callosum Left Occipital lobe Pons Brain Stem
Cerebellum has been removed
Supratentorial Infratentorial
Right Occipital lobe Tentorium Medulla Oblongata
4 Ventricles Aqueduct of Sylvius Cerebral Aqueduct Central Canal Protects the Brain Transports Cerebrospinal Fluid
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