Clinical Features, Laboratory Investigations, and Survival in Ocular Reticulum Cell Sarcoma von Freeman, L. Neal, Schachat, Andrew P., Knox, David L., Michels, Ronald G., Green, W. Richard

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Knowing payer perspective helps guide reimbursement process von Freeman, L Neal

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Coding for glaucoma surgery reporting undergoes changes von Freeman, L Neal

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Why modifier -59 modifications carry big reimbursement impact von Freeman, L Neal

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CAC members help provide clarity to coverage decisions von Freeman, L Neal

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CPT codes evolving for glaucoma services von Freeman, L Neal

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MUE program sets payment limits von Freeman, L Neal

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Five things oculoplastic surgeons should know about business administration von FREEMAN, L. Neal

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Understanding coding errors helps physicians avoid pitfalls von Freeman, L. Neal

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New vitreoretinal codes represent major change for 2008 von Freeman, L. Neal

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Derivatives can be widespread, diverse financial tools von Freeman, L. Neal

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Reporting system change coming von Freeman, L Neal

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Consultations again focus of changes von Freeman, L Neal

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Physician fee schedules, coding are closely related von Freeman, L Neal

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NCCI enables better reporting of multiple services von Freeman, L Neal

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Category III codes provide key to new technologies von Freeman, L Neal

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2008's new modifiers should be used correctly von Freeman, L Neal

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Know the guidelines for coding glaucoma tests von Freeman, L Neal

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Coding for pterygium: diagnostics and therapeutics von Freeman, L Neal

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Advance Beneficiary Notice shifts responsibility for payment von Freeman, L Neal

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