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Complete IR and Cardiovascular Coding provides detailed information on a broad range of IR and Cardiovascular procedures and the guidelines for proper coding. -
Introduction to Interventional Radiology Coding is geared towards the brand new interventional radiology coder or someone who is interested in the field. -
Catheter placement coding today is integral to IR, endovascular, and cardiovascular procedures. This three-part video seminar session focuses on basic catheter selection coding. It is intended for newcomers, but is also for intermediate coders. -
This ZHealth Publishing webinar highlights the extensive changes to interventional radiology, cardiology, cardiothoracic surgery, and endovascular surgery that take effect in 2025. In this webinar, ZHealth discusses the code updates and includes numerous examples of their appropriate use. This high level overview of the 2025 coding updates goes into great detail where appropriate. -
IR/CV Anatomy Charts from ZHealth Publishing assist in accurate coding of interventional radiology, cardiology, and endovascular surgery codes and procedures. Available as 36 individual Anatomy Charts or as a spiral bound book Price includes $9.95 for shipping -
Live Hybrid Presentation - offered virtually and in-person! Libman Education is pleased to offer ZHealth Publishing coding seminars focused exclusively on the coding of interventional radiology, cardiology, and electrophysiology procedures. Earn up to 27.5 AAPC CEUs and 31.5 ASRT CEUs. - Developed by ZHealth Publishing, the industry leader in interventional radiology coding, this series of 3 webinars offers a comprehensive curriculum on Peripheral Vascular Intervention procedures.
- The Non-Vascular Interventional Radiology Coding Webinars offer a comprehensive curriculum on Non-Vascular Interventional Radiology procedures.
- Developed by ZHealth Publishing, the industry leader in interventional radiology coding, this series of five webinars offers a comprehensive curriculum on Cardiology procedures.
- This webinar begins with the basics of successfully choosing the correct catheter selection codes during complex diagnostic and interventional cases. It focuses on physician documentation, anatomy (normal and variant), vascular systems, vascular orders, vascular families, and selective vs. non-selective catheter placement.
- This webinar covers cardiac and thoracic procedures including open as well as endovascular techniques. Some of the procedures covered include mediastinal, operative ablations, CABG, valves, lung-open and VATS, assist devices, structural heart, transplants, and repairs of the thoracic aorta.
- This webinar builds on the coding basics by discussing physician documentation and reviewing catheter selection codes. Reviews the imaging supervision and interpretation (S&I) 70,000 series of CPT codes. Extremity, visceral, cervicocerebral, thoracic, and abdominal arterial studies as well as venous, pulmonary, and portal venous imaging codes are covered in this webinar as well.
- This webinar covers creation, assessment, and maintenance of dialysis grafts. It includes anatomy, discussion of the different types of shunts and fistulae, and the most frequently utilized percutaneous and open interventions, including venoplasty, stent placement, and embolization. Central venous access procedures are also fully reviewed.
- This webinar covers procedures in the subspecialty area of neuroradiology. These are complex endovascular procedures that involve vascular imaging and intervention in the head, neck, and spine. Webinar discusses intracranial angioplasty, vasospasm therapy, embolization procedures, venous sampling, thrombolysis, and thrombectomy, as well as carotid, vertebral, and intracranial stenting. Some non-vascular interventions are also reviewed.
- CPT® Coding for Coronary Artery Bypass Grafts covers the CPT coding rules for reporting coronary artery bypass graft surgery.
- CPT® Coding for Gastrointestinal Interventions takes you through all the gastrointestinal procedures that are performed via a natural orifice (nose or mouth) or via a percutaneous approach.