The lesion measures 1.5 cm at its widest, around which the surgeon removes a margin of 0.5 cm. The pathology report reveals a neoplasm of uncertain behavior. âUncertain behaviorâ requires you to report benign lesion excision (11400-11446). The location is the cheek, which narrows your choice to codes 11440-11446.
In human anatomy, the tibialis anterior (/ËtÉªbiËeÉªlÉ¨s/ or /ËtÉªbiËaelÉ¨s/) ËtÉªbiËÃ¦lÉ¨s is a muscle that originates in the upper-two thirds of the (lateral) outside surface of the tibia and inserts into the medial cuneiform and first metatarsal bones of the. Foot it acts to dorsiflex and invert the. foot
The tibialis anterior is a muscle situated on the front of your shin, and it primarily is responsible for ankle dorsiflexion, which is the up-and-down motion of your foot. The tibialis anterior muscle works in balance with the tibialis anterior tendon, which lies below the muscle near the ankle. An injury to this area can reduce flexibility and induce a great deal of pain until the injury is healed.