â¢ Reasons to consider compoundedReasons to consider compounded. medications: â The patient needs a dose that is not. commercially available. â¢ Your patientâs optimal dose is MS Contin 50mg, but. it only comes in 15mg, 30mg, 60mg, & 100mgit only comes in 15mg, 30mg, 60mg, & 100mg. â Multiple medications can sometimes be. combined to give a synergistic response.
ICL surgery is based on tried and tested techniques for lens implantation developed in cataract surgery. A 3mm self-sealing valve type wound, which does not require sutures and does not diminish the strength of the eye wall, is used to enter the eye.
Code This! Assign the appropriate ICD-9-CM and ICD-10-CM/PCS diagnosis and procedure codes for hospital ambulatory surgery. PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Bilateral upper eyelid lateral levator aponeurotic ptosis due to senescence, bilateral upper eyelid functional dermatochalasis. POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Bilateral upper eyelid lateral levator aponeurotic ptosis due to senescence, bilateral upper eyelid functional dermatochalasis. OPERATIONS PERFORMED: Bilateral blepharoptosis repair by external levator resection, bilateral blepharoplasty.