Peripheral Vascular Disease Coding in ICD-10-CM 

This eBook delivers essential insights for accurately coding peripheral vascular disease (PVD) in ICD-10-CM. It equips medical coders with the knowledge needed to navigate complex documentation, apply official guidance, and select the correct codes with confidence.

What's included:

✓ Overview of peripheral vascular disease, symptoms, risk factors, and treatment approaches
✓ Step-by-step guidance on proper code selection for PVD, PAD, and related complications
Clarification on the differences in coding between unspecified PVD and atherosclerotic peripheral vascular disease
✓ Instruction on interpreting Excludes1 notes, combination coding for diabetic patients, and sequencing rules
✓ Practical examples and coding scenarios to reinforce application of coding guidelines
✓ Key takeaways summarizing best practices for precise and compliant PVD coding

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