Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) Screening Ultrasound
A preventive ultrasound scan specifically checking the abdominal aorta for dangerous bulging.
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A preventive ultrasound scan specifically checking the abdominal aorta for dangerous bulging.
A specialized CT scan using dye to examine blood vessels in the abdomen.
Scans the belly both before and after contrast dye for clear, detailed comparisons.
An abdominal CT scan using contrast dye to clearly highlight organs and blood vessels.
Detailed X-ray imaging of abdominal organs without using injected contrast dye.
First-time surgical repair of a small abdominal hernia measuring less than three centimeters.
First-time surgery to repair a reducible abdominal hernia measuring 3 to 10 centimeters.
An abdominal MRI using injected dye to clearly highlight organs and blood vessels.
A magnetic scan of abdominal organs performed without injecting contrast dye.
Open abdominal surgery to remove uterine fibroids while preserving the uterus.
Draining excess belly fluid using a needle without ultrasound or other imaging guidance.
Draining excess abdominal fluid using real-time imaging guidance for precision.
Uses a single X-ray image rather than multiple views to evaluate belly pain.
Surgically stitching torn ends of a ruptured Achilles tendon back together.
Surgical repair of a torn Achilles tendon reinforced with a tissue graft.
Minimally invasive surgery to replace a torn knee ligament using a tissue graft.
Open surgery to realign a separated collarbone and repair torn shoulder ligaments.
Arthroscopic surgery removing the collarbone's outer tip to relieve shoulder joint friction.
First-time surgical removal of adenoid tissue in patients aged 12 and older.
First-time surgical removal of enlarged adenoid tissue in children under age twelve.
Replacing diseased bone marrow with healthy stem cells from a matched donor.
Surgically removes damaged anal tear tissue, sometimes releasing muscle tension to aid healing.
Surgically cutting the internal anal sphincter muscle to heal chronic, painful tears.
Surgically opening a shallow anal fistula just beneath the skin to allow healing.
Specialized X-ray imaging using contrast dye to clearly visualize blood vessels and flow.
Open surgery using plates and screws to repair a broken outer ankle bone.
Surgically repairing a three-part ankle fracture with hardware, excluding the rear bone fragment.
Rebuilding damaged ankle ligaments using a tendon graft to restore joint stability.
Surgically stitching or reattaching torn side ligaments to restore ankle joint stability.
An ankle X-ray taken from two angles to evaluate bones and joint alignment.
Removes a damaged neck disc from the front and fuses adjacent vertebrae together.
Removing a damaged neck disc through the front of the neck to relieve pressure.
Surgery replacing only the cornea's front layers while preserving healthy deeper tissue.
Surgical repair of the front vaginal wall to support a drooping bladder.
Surgical removal of an infected appendix, typically performed through an open abdominal incision.
Minimally invasive appendix removal through small incisions during an inpatient hospital stay.
Inpatient surgical appendix removal for patients with secondary complications or existing health conditions.
Removes enlarged prostate tissue using a heat-free, robotically guided waterjet.
Surgical removal of loose, sagging skin and excess fat from the upper arms.
A catheter procedure blocking abnormal arteries to treat aneurysms or vascular malformations.
Permanently fuses ankle bones using tiny incisions and a camera instead of open surgery.
Minimally invasive ankle surgery using a camera to clean out damaged joint tissue.
Minimally invasive camera-guided surgery to trim or remove a torn knee meniscus.
Minimally invasive camera-guided surgery to reattach torn joint cartilage back to bone.
Minimally invasive knee surgery replacing missing meniscus cartilage with healthy donor tissue.
Minimally invasive surgery to reattach torn shoulder cartilage and stop recurring dislocations.
Minimally invasive joint surgery using a small camera instead of large open incisions.
Surgically placing an inflatable mechanical cuff and pump to treat severe urinary incontinence.
A transplant using the patient's own harvested stem cells rather than a donor's.
Evaluates blood pressure control using tilt-table positioning and controlled breathing tests.
Tests how involuntary nerves control heart rate and blood pressure on a tilt table.
Measures sweat production and skin responses to evaluate autonomic nerve function.
Surgically connects an artery directly to a vein, creating natural access for dialysis.
Detailed scan of spinal discs and nerves using magnetic fields rather than radiation.
A real-time video X-ray evaluating how your throat and esophagus function during swallowing.
A detailed magnetic scan of both breasts using injected dye to highlight tissue.
An X-ray exam using contrast dye to inspect veins in both arms or legs.
An X-ray capturing three to four detailed views of both hips.
Surgical removal or repair of fluid-filled sacs surrounding both testicles.
An ultrasound scanning veins in both legs or arms to detect blood clots.
Surgery using hardware to repair fractures on both sides of the ankle.
Surgically stitching closed a simple tear, cut, or rupture in the bladder wall.
Placing a supportive sling beneath the urethra to prevent urine leaks during physical movement.
Detailed cross-sectional torso imaging, showing internal organs far better than standard flat X-rays.
A hand X-ray evaluating a child's skeletal maturity compared to their chronological age.
Targeted nuclear scan of a single bone or joint instead of the entire body.
Placing a bone-anchored hearing implant through the skin without removing ear bone.
Head and brain X-ray imaging performed without injecting contrast dye.
Detailed imaging of brain blood vessels taken both before and after contrast dye.
Detailed magnetic brain imaging performed without needles or injected contrast dye.
Brain scans taken both before and after contrast dye to highlight subtle abnormalities.
A brain scan using injected dye to highlight blood vessels and abnormal tissues.
A scan tracking brain glucose and energy use to detect abnormal cellular function.
Imaging tests like MRIs or CTs that specifically capture internal brain structures and conditions.
Surgical repair or replacement of a malfunctioning, blocked, or disconnected brain fluid shunt.
Surgically placing a tube to redirect excess brain fluid to the abdomen or chest.
A needle biopsy using MRI scans to locate and sample suspicious breast tissue.
Surgical removal of an existing breast implant that remains intact and unruptured.
An MRI scan of one breast performed without injected contrast dye.
Rebuilds the breast by moving your own tissue and reconnecting its blood vessels.
Rebuilding the breast using upper back tissue instead of an artificial implant.
Placing a temporary expander to stretch chest tissue before permanent breast reconstruction.
A complete ultrasound scan examining every quadrant of a single breast.
Inserting one-way valves into diseased lung airways using a bronchoscope to improve breathing.
Using an airway scope to inspect the lungs and take tissue samples.
A scope procedure that washes and collects fluid from the lungs for testing.
Taking deep lung tissue samples through airway walls using a guided scope.
Corrects severe bunions by realigning the toe and permanently fusing a midfoot joint.
Bunion correction that realigns the foot by cutting bone near the midfoot.
Corrects a bunion by cutting and realigning the foot bone near the toe.
Surgically shaves the big-toe bump without cutting or realigning the underlying bone.
Catheter procedure scarring lower heart chamber tissue to stop dangerously fast rhythms.
Images coronary arteries and measures pressures inside both sides of the heart.
A contrast-enhanced 3D scan specifically imaging coronary arteries to detect blockages.
A contrast-enhanced 3D scan evaluating heart structure, blood vessels, and pumping function.
An MRI scan evaluating heart structure and function without using injected contrast dye.
Detailed heart MRI scans taken both before and after injecting contrast dye.
Placing a heart artery stent via catheter during an uncomplicated hospital stay.
Heart MRI using contrast dye to evaluate blood flow during simulated stress.
Monitors heart activity with an ECG while exercising on a treadmill or stationary bike.
Catheter-based X-ray imaging to check for blockages in the neck's carotid arteries.
Inserting a neck artery stent using a catheter and a protective brain filter.
A specialized ultrasound evaluating carotid artery walls and blood flow to the brain.
Surgical release of the wrist ligament to relieve pressure on the median nerve.
A catheter procedure scarring tissue around pulmonary veins to treat atrial fibrillation.
Catheter procedure that scars upper-heart tissue to stop rapid, abnormal rhythm signals.
Replaces a damaged neck disc with an artificial implant to preserve natural spinal motion.
Neck surgery removing vertebral bone to relieve pressure on compressed spinal nerves.
Disables pain-transmitting nerves in a neck or upper-back spinal joint using heat.
Surgery removing a damaged neck disc from the front and fusing the vertebrae.
Detailed neck MRI scans taken both before and after injected contrast dye.
A detailed magnetic scan of the neck's spine and nerves without injected dye.
Neck CT scan using IV dye to highlight blood vessels and soft tissues.
A neck MRI using injected dye to clearly highlight spinal tissues and abnormalities.
Covers only the surgical C-section delivery, separate from prenatal and postpartum care.
Covers only the surgical C-section delivery itself, excluding prenatal and postpartum care.
C-section delivery combined with permanent surgical sterilization during a single uncomplicated operation.
A C-section delivery managing medical complications, performed without permanent sterilization.
Standard cesarean delivery without sterilization or major medical complications.
A CT scan using contrast dye to specifically evaluate chest blood vessels.
Chest CT scans taken both before and after injecting contrast dye.
Detailed chest imaging using injected dye to highlight blood vessels and soft tissues.
Detailed cross-sectional imaging of the chest without using injected contrast dye.
A detailed chest scan using magnetic fields without injecting contrast dye.
A chest MRI using injected dye for clearer images of tissues and vessels.
A chest X-ray capturing front and side views of the heart and lungs.
A chest X-ray capturing images from three angles for a more thorough evaluation.
An extensive chest X-ray using four or more angles rather than standard views.
Surgical foreskin removal performed using a clamp device and local numbing medication.
Surgical repair to realign and secure a broken collarbone using metal hardware.
Surgery to close a gap specifically in the roof of the mouth.
Reconstructive surgery that reshapes or reduces the clitoris specifically for intersex conditions.
Surgically implants an inner ear device to directly stimulate auditory nerves.
A colonoscopy that burns or vaporizes abnormal tissue rather than cutting it out.
A colonoscopy using heated forceps to remove polyps and seal the tissue.
A colon exam that removes polyps using a specialized wire snare loop.
Surgery repairing both the front and back vaginal walls to support fallen pelvic organs.
Comprehensive sound-wave imaging examining all major organs within the entire abdomen.
Comprehensive ultrasound evaluating blood flow and vessel structure throughout abdominal and pelvic organs.
An ankle X-ray using at least three views to evaluate bones and joints.
An automated test measuring red and white blood cells, platelets, and hemoglobin levels.
A comprehensive elbow X-ray capturing at least three angles to assess the joint.
Completely clears polyps from both the front and back ethmoid sinuses endoscopically.
A knee X-ray using four or more distinct angles for a comprehensive evaluation.
Full surgical removal of diseased or infected mastoid bone cells behind the ear.
A complete, noninvasive chest ultrasound evaluating heart structures, valves, and blood flow.
A complete wrist X-ray capturing at least three angles for thorough bone evaluation.
Delivering targeted internal radiation directly into tumors using intricately placed needles or tubes.
Proton radiation targeting multiple tumor areas from several angles using custom-shaped beams.
A blood test measuring fourteen substances to evaluate liver, kidney, and metabolic function.
Full-thickness corneal replacement for eyes that already have an artificial lens implant.
A full-thickness corneal transplant in an eye that already has an artificial lens.
A catheter-based X-ray test using dye to check for blocked heart arteries.
An imaging test checking blood flow in heart arteries and previous bypass grafts.
Open-heart surgery using grafted vessels to bypass blockages in three heart arteries.
A dye-free chest CT scan measuring calcified plaque buildup inside heart arteries.
Complex heart stent placement for multiple blocked arteries or patients with severe complications.
A specialized CT scan using contrast dye to clearly visualize blood vessels noninvasively.
A contrast CT scan mapping blood vessels across the abdomen and pelvis.
A contrast CT scan specifically visualizing blood vessels within the brain.
A CT scan using injected dye to examine blood vessels in the legs.
A contrast-enhanced CT scan that specifically maps blood vessels in the neck.
A CT scan using injected dye to specifically map and evaluate blood vessels.
A CT scan using contrast dye to map blood vessels in the arm.
A detailed X-ray scan of the arm performed without using contrast dye.
Cross-sectional X-ray imaging focusing specifically on the vertebrae and bony spinal structures.
Abdominal and pelvic CT scan taken both before and after contrast dye injection.
An abdominal and pelvic imaging scan using contrast dye to highlight internal organs.
Detailed imaging of abdominal and pelvic organs performed without using contrast dye.
A brain CT scan performed both before and after injecting contrast dye.
A neck CT scan capturing images both before and after contrast dye injection.
A detailed X-ray scan of the neck spine performed without injected contrast dye.
A brain scan using injected dye to highlight blood vessels and tissue abnormalities.
Leg CT scan using injected dye to highlight soft tissues and blood vessels.
A detailed X-ray scan of the leg or foot without injected contrast dye.
A lower-back CT scan performed both before and after contrast dye injection.
Cross-sectional imaging of the lower spine performed without using injected contrast dye.
Detailed pelvic imaging to check lower organs and bones without using contrast dye.
A neck CT scan using contrast dye to clearly highlight tissues and blood vessels.
A mid-back CT scan producing detailed spinal images without using contrast dye.
Uses special dye to highlight blood vessels and organs more clearly than standard scans.
Combines multiple X-rays to produce detailed cross-sectional images, unlike standard flat X-rays.
Surgical release or repositioning of the compressed ulnar nerve at the elbow.
A diagnostic visual examination of the bladder and urethra using a thin camera scope.
A blood test measuring clot-breakdown proteins to help rule out dangerous blood clots.
Surgically implanting a deep-brain stimulation electrode guided by real-time electrical brain mapping.
Implanting or replacing a brain stimulator battery connected to two or more leads.
Surgically draining severe, deep-tissue infections located around the lower rectum.
A comprehensive ultrasound providing a deeper evaluation of fetal anatomy than standard scans.
A camera exam of the colon that collects small tissue samples for testing.
An endoscopic and X-ray examination specifically to diagnose bile and pancreatic duct conditions.
A camera exam inspecting inside the uterus for diagnosis rather than surgical treatment.
Using a small camera to inspect the knee joint without performing surgical repairs.
Using a small camera to inspect abdominal organs for diagnosis rather than treatment.
Keyhole surgery inspecting abdominal organs and collecting tissue samples for testing.
Detailed X-rays of both breasts to investigate specific symptoms or abnormal screening results.
Targeted X-ray of one breast to investigate specific symptoms rather than routine screening.
A visual colon exam for screening or symptoms, without surgical polyp removal.
A visual scope examination of the upper digestive tract strictly to diagnose conditions.
Using a small camera to inspect the ureters and kidneys for diagnosis, not treatment.
A minimally invasive camera exam to inspect wrist joint structures without surgical repair.
A non-pregnancy procedure to sample or clear the uterine lining through the cervix.
Uses sound waves to measure blood flow through vessels, unlike standard structural imaging.
Uses ultrasound guidance to tie off hemorrhoid blood vessels without cutting tissue away.
Replacing a depleted pacemaker battery unit while keeping the existing two-chamber heart leads.
Combines standard anatomical ultrasound with Doppler technology to evaluate blood vessel flow.
Surgically inserting ear tubes to relieve middle ear fluid while under general anesthesia.
Patches a perforated eardrum while reconstructing damaged middle ear bones to restore hearing.
Repairs the eardrum and replaces damaged middle ear bones using an artificial prosthesis.
Surgically patches a torn eardrum with tissue without repairing the hearing bones.
An ultrasound that uses sound waves to create moving pictures of the heart.
Ultrasound imaging of the heart to evaluate its valves, chambers, and blood flow.
A two-view X-ray examining the elbow joint and bones for fractures or injuries.
Restores normal heart rhythm using timed external electric shocks rather than medication.
An invasive test using heart catheters to map electrical signals and trigger arrhythmias.
Mid-level emergency care evaluating moderate conditions that require low-complexity medical decisions.
Relieves pinched lower-back nerves through tiny incisions guided by a miniature camera.
Endoscopic surgery that partially removes polyps and diseased tissue from the front sinuses.
Endoscopic surgery to enlarge the natural drainage pathway of the cheek sinus.
Endoscopic surgery that opens the cheek sinus and removes diseased internal tissue.
Endoscopic surgery to clear blockages specifically in the frontal sinuses behind the forehead.
A camera-guided injection that bulks the urethra to prevent stress urinary leakage.
Visually inspecting internal organs with a flexible camera instead of external imaging.
Surgery replacing only the cornea's damaged inner layer instead of the entire cornea.
Minimally invasive stent-graft placement to reinforce an unruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm.
Replacing a diseased aortic valve using a catheter rather than open-heart surgery.
Closing a diseased varicose vein from the inside using targeted radiofrequency heat.
An endoscopic procedure that cuts the bile duct muscle to relieve blockages.
An endoscopic procedure inserting a stent to reopen blocked bile or pancreatic ducts.
An endoscopic procedure to extract stones lodged in bile or pancreatic ducts.
Endoscopic placement of an expandable stent through the mouth to open a narrowed esophagus.
Surgical removal of multiple groups of both internal and external hemorrhoids.
Surgical removal of large, complex, or deeply infected cysts near the tailbone.
Surgical removal of painful, swollen hemorrhoids located entirely outside the anus.
Temporary life support that externally pumps and oxygenates blood for failing hearts or lungs.
A focused ultrasound evaluating blood flow and clots in a single arm or leg.
Surgical adjustment of a single vertical eye muscle to correct up-and-down misalignment.
Takes at least two X-ray angles of the thigh bone to evaluate fractures.
A second-trimester abdominal scan checking the baby's detailed organ development and growth.
A specialized ultrasound evaluating an unborn baby's heart structure, rhythm, and blood flow.
Surgically opening the finger's tendon sheath to relieve painful catching and locking.
Surgical removal of the uppermost or extra neck rib to relieve nerve compression.
Surgically repairing, closing, or removing an abnormal passageway between two organs or tissues.
An examination of the rectum and lower colon, unlike a complete colonoscopy.
A targeted ultrasound examining a specific lump or area in one breast.
A complete foot X-ray capturing at least three angles to evaluate bones and joints.
Images both foot and ankle bones together for fractures, unlike single-joint views.
A basic two-angle foot X-ray evaluating fractures, joint damage, or bone alignment.
Surgery replacing all corneal layers with donor tissue while preserving the natural lens.
Transplants full-thickness skin to repair small wounds on the chest, abdomen, or back.
An MRI mapping live brain activity during tasks instead of just structural anatomy.
Surgery wrapping the upper stomach around the lower esophagus to prevent acid reflux.
Incision-free, single-session radiation that uses focused gamma beams to treat brain lesions.
Laparoscopic weight-loss surgery that creates a smaller stomach pouch and reroutes the intestines.
Surgery that permanently removes most of the stomach, forming a smaller sleeve.
Relieves chronic knee pain by using targeted heat to disable joint sensory nerves.
An X-ray capturing two distinct angles to examine the hand's bones and joints.
Hand X-ray using three or more angles to thoroughly evaluate bones and joints.
A single PET scan assessing heart muscle blood flow during rest or stress.
Surgical replacement of a diseased heart valve using a mechanical or biological implant.
Measures average blood sugar over recent months, unlike standard daily glucose checks.
Surgery to reposition bulging internal tissue and reinforce the weakened surrounding muscle wall.
Surgery that repositions protruding internal tissue and reinforces the weakened muscle wall.
A nuclear scan tracking fluid flow to evaluate gallbladder and bile duct function.
A gallbladder imaging scan using medication to measure how effectively it empties.
High-potency, temporary internal radiation delivered through more than 12 targeted channels.
A preventive colon screening tailored specifically for individuals with elevated colorectal cancer risks.
Minimally invasive hip surgery to smooth damaged cartilage and trim torn joint tissue.
Minimally invasive surgery using a camera to reattach torn hip socket cartilage.
Minimally invasive surgery to trim excess bone from the hip socket rim.
Minimally invasive surgery reshaping the thigh bone to relieve hip joint impingement.
A comprehensive X-ray capturing four or more angles of one hip joint.
A focused X-ray capturing two or three angled views of a single hip.
Surgery to drain and remove a fluid-filled sac around one testicle.
An X-ray procedure using dye to check if the fallopian tubes are blocked.
A camera-guided procedure to destroy the uterine lining and reduce heavy menstrual bleeding.
Removing uterine fibroids through the vagina and cervix without making external abdominal incisions.
Inserting a small monitor under chest skin for continuous, long-term heart rhythm recording.
Surgical insertion of an under-the-skin port for long-term intravenous treatments without external tubing.
An overnight, technologist-monitored clinic test tracking brain, breathing, and body activity during sleep.
Surgically reducing swollen tissue beneath the nasal lining to clear blocked breathing passages.
Contrast X-ray imaging specifically evaluating blood flow and clots in the inferior vena cava.
Surgically placing a multi-piece, pump-operated inflatable implant to treat erectile dysfunction.
Surgical repair of a first-time, reducible groin hernia for patients five and older.
Minimally invasive gallbladder removal requiring an inpatient hospital stay without bile duct exploration.
Intensive, overnight hospital therapy and 24-hour medical care for patients with complex recoveries.
Surgically repairing, adjusting, or replacing parts of an existing sleep apnea nerve stimulator.
Surgical implantation of a nerve-stimulating device to keep airways open during sleep.
Radiation delivery using precisely sculpted, variable-strength beams to protect surrounding healthy tissue.
Proton radiation therapy precisely targeting multiple areas using customized beam-shaping devices.
Layered stitching for small, deeper cuts on the body, limbs, or scalp.
Disables the basivertebral nerve inside spinal vertebrae using heat to stop back pain.
Surgically replacing a damaged natural joint with an artificial prosthetic implant.
An ultrasound evaluating the kidneys, aorta, and deep structures behind the abdominal cavity.
Breaks and removes kidney stones using an internal scope equipped with a laser.
Breaks kidney stones with a scope and laser, leaving a temporary drainage stent.
A donor kidney transplant surgery performed without requiring hemodialysis.
A kidney transplant surgery requiring temporary dialysis treatments during the hospital stay.
Minimally invasive surgery using a scope to trim and smooth damaged knee cartilage.
A basic knee X-ray capturing just one or two angles of the joint.
Takes three distinct angled knee images, offering more detailed views than basic X-rays.
Reattaches torn shoulder or hip cartilage to bone rather than just trimming it.
Surgically repairing or trimming torn cartilage stabilizing the hip or shoulder socket.
Minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery to repair a small hernia in the abdominal wall.
Appendix removal performed through tiny incisions using a camera rather than open surgery.
Minimally invasive surgery to remove the gallbladder without exploring the bile duct.
Minimally invasive removal of an ectopic pregnancy and the affected tube or ovary.
Minimally invasive surgery to remove up to four uterine fibroids, preserving the uterus.
Minimally invasive surgery wrapping stomach tissue around the esophagus to prevent acid reflux.
Surgically removing the gallbladder through tiny abdominal incisions instead of open surgery.
Laparoscopic gallbladder removal that includes real-time X-ray imaging of the bile ducts.
Minimally invasive surgery placing an adjustable band around the stomach to limit food intake.
Minimally invasive repair of a hiatal hernia using mesh to reinforce the diaphragm.
Minimally invasive surgery repairing a hiatal hernia using stitches instead of synthetic mesh.
Minimally invasive removal of the uterus through small incisions rather than open surgery.
Keyhole surgery using small incisions and a camera to repair a groin hernia.
Using radiofrequency heat to destroy liver tumors through minimally invasive keyhole incisions.
Minimally invasive surgery to remove the upper uterus while leaving the cervix intact.
Minimally invasive surgery to remove only the diseased portion of a kidney.
Minimally invasive surgery to lift and secure a prolapsed vagina through small incisions.
Minimally invasive surgery to secure a prolapsed rectum and remove excess colon.
A minimally invasive keyhole procedure to secure a slipped rectum back in place.
A minimally invasive surgery to remove the spleen using small abdominal incisions.
Minimally invasive surgery removing the entire uterus, cervix, and fallopian tubes or ovaries.
Minimally invasive surgery using heat to seal the fallopian tubes for permanent sterilization.
Minimally invasive abdominal surgery using a camera to tie off enlarged testicular veins.
Vaporizes obstructing prostate tissue with focused laser heat rather than traditional cutting.
Secures retinal tears using targeted laser heat instead of freezing or invasive surgery.
Inserting a tiny, wire-free pacemaker directly into the heart using a catheter.
Images blockages in coronary arteries and evaluates pumping in the heart's left chamber.
Images the leg's long bones rather than isolated joints or soft tissues.
Basic emergency room care for minor conditions, usually managed without needing a physician.
Emergency care for minor conditions requiring straightforward medical evaluation and simple treatment.
Emergency care for severe, complex conditions that require moderate medical decision-making.
The highest-severity emergency visit for severe, complex, or life-threatening medical conditions.
Replacing a torn ligament with a tissue graft rather than stitching it together.
A targeted ultrasound examining a specific abdominal organ rather than the entire belly.
A focused heart ultrasound re-evaluating a specific condition rather than a complete examination.
Measures total cholesterol, HDL, and triglycerides to evaluate cardiovascular health and risk.
A specialized blood-filtering procedure that selectively removes harmful cholesterol before returning your blood.
Complex surgery replacing a failing liver or intestines in patients with major complications.
A low-radiation chest scan without contrast dye designed to detect early lung cancer.
A lower-back X-ray capturing at least four different angles of your spine.
An ultrasound test evaluating blood flow through the arteries in both legs.
A dye-free MRI of leg areas like the calf or thigh, excluding joints.
Surgically cutting and realigning the lower jawbone, secured internally with plates or screws.
Repositioning the lower jawbone using temporary wiring or splints instead of permanent plates.
Two X-ray views imaging the lower leg bones to detect fractures or injuries.
Replaces a damaged lower-back disc with an artificial implant to preserve spinal movement.
Relieves lower back pain by using targeted heat to deactivate facet joint nerves.
Repairing a fractured lower-back vertebra by inflating a balloon and injecting bone cement.
Surgically removes lower back vertebral bone to relieve pressure on compressed spinal nerves.
Lower back surgery permanently joining two vertebrae using custom-designed implants.
Detailed magnetic imaging of the lower spine performed without injecting contrast dye.
Lower back CT scan using injected dye to highlight nerves and blood vessels.
Single-level lower-back surgery removing bone and disc tissue to relieve pinched nerves.
Lower-back MRI using injected dye to highlight inflammation, infection, or abnormal tissue.
A basic lower-back X-ray capturing two or three specific angles of the spine.
Surgical removal of a breast tumor while preserving the rest of the breast.
Removes a breast tumor and nearby underarm lymph nodes while preserving the breast.
Surgical removal of one entire lobe of a lung, rather than the whole lung.
Uses radioactive tracers to evaluate airflow and blood circulation, unlike standard chest X-rays.
Surgical replacement of one or both failing lungs with healthy donor organs.
Full surgical replacement of an arthritic knee joint using artificial implants.
Surgical placement of a sling or artificial sphincter to treat male incontinence.
Specialized low-dose X-ray imaging used specifically to evaluate and screen breast tissue.
Minimally invasive surgery to stitch torn knee cartilage back together rather than removing it.
Arthroscopic surgery repairing torn cartilage on both the inner and outer knee.
Minimally invasive surgery trimming damaged cartilage from both the inner and outer meniscus.
Removing a lung lobe through tiny incisions using a camera, avoiding open surgery.
A small-incision procedure using image-guided implants to stabilize and fuse the sacroiliac joint.
Removes the entire breast and underarm lymph nodes while preserving the chest muscle.
A magnetic scan mapping brain blood vessels without using injected contrast dye.
An MRI scan using contrast dye to clearly highlight blood vessels in the brain.
An MRI scan imaging a leg joint, such as the knee, without contrast dye.
A lower-back MRI performed before and after contrast dye to highlight tissue changes.
Magnetic scan of the eyes, face, or neck performed without injected contrast dye.
Imaging using magnets and radio waves rather than radiation to visualize soft tissues.
An MRI scan using injected dye to highlight tissues and vessels more clearly.
Surgery that permanently joins multiple vertebrae in the mid or lower back.
Nuclear imaging tracking heart blood flow during a single rest or stress session.
Nuclear scan comparing heart muscle blood flow during rest and stress.
Advanced PET scans measuring heart muscle blood flow during both rest and stress.
Surgery using tissue grafts to close a hole in the nasal septum.
Reshapes the outer nose while fixing the internal septum to improve breathing.
A neck CT scan capturing images both before and after contrast dye injection.
Detailed imaging of soft neck tissues captured without using injected contrast dye.
An X-ray focused on airway and throat tissues rather than neck bones.
Images soft tissues of the neck, including the thyroid, using sound waves.
An X-ray taking two or three angled images to check neck bones.
Image-guided removal of lung tissue using a needle inserted through the chest wall.
Sampling breast tissue using a needle guided by touch, without imaging equipment.
Open surgery that permanently fuses ankle bones together to eliminate painful joint motion.
Traditional open surgery wrapping the stomach around the esophagus to stop acid reflux.
Surgical removal of the gallbladder using an open abdominal incision instead of laparoscopy.
Surgical removal of an ovarian cyst through a traditional open abdominal incision.
Heat-based destruction of liver tumors performed through an open abdominal incision.
Surgically realigning and securing a fractured inner ankle bone using plates or screws.
Surgically repairing a newly torn rotator cuff tendon through a traditional open incision.
Open surgery using hardware and bone grafts to permanently fuse the sacroiliac joint.
Weight-loss surgery that shrinks the stomach and bypasses part of the small intestine.
Opens a narrowed urethra using a drug-coated balloon to prevent future scarring.
Catheter-based clipping of the tricuspid valve to stop leakage without open-heart surgery.
An overnight sleep study that includes fitting and calibrating a CPAP breathing machine.
Replacing the battery unit for an existing multi-lead pacemaker without changing the wires.
Surgically removes hanging lower abdominal skin and fat without tightening underlying muscles.
Surgical removal of an outer parotid gland tumor without dissecting the facial nerve.
Surgical removal of an outer parotid tumor while preserving the facial nerve.
Surgical removal of the eye's internal gel through incisions in the pars plana.
Surgical removal of a small section of collarbone to relieve painful shoulder friction.
Replaces only one damaged knee compartment rather than the entire joint.
Surgery removing only diseased kidney tissue while preserving the rest of the organ.
Replaces only the shoulder's ball joint with an implant, leaving the socket intact.
Surgically removing only one lobe of the thyroid, leaving the other half intact.
A specialized CT scan using dye to clearly map pelvic blood vessels.
Pelvic CT imaging performed both before and after contrast dye for detailed comparison.
An imaging scan using contrast dye to clearly highlight pelvic organs and blood vessels.
A pelvic MRI capturing images both before and after contrast dye injection.
A dye-enhanced magnetic scan providing detailed images of pelvic organs and blood vessels.
An MRI of the pelvic area performed without using injected contrast dye.
A full sound-wave scan evaluating pelvic organs rather than monitoring a pregnancy.
A basic one- or two-view X-ray imaging the pelvic bones and hip joints.
Removal of kidney stones up to two centimeters through a small back puncture.
Destroys liver tumors with radiofrequency heat delivered through a needle in the skin.
Surgical removal of large kidney stones through a small incision in the back.
A catheter-guided X-ray test detecting blood vessel blockages in an arm or leg.
Standard surgical implantation of a permanent pacemaker in patients without major complications.
Surgically implanting or replacing a pacemaker wired into the heart's lower chamber.
Placement of a pacemaker connected to both the upper and lower heart chambers.
Repairs dislocating ankle tendons and reshapes the bone groove to secure them.
Repairs dislocating outer ankle tendons without cutting or reshaping the bone.
Uses radioactive tracers to detect cellular metabolic activity rather than just physical structures.
PET scan evaluating cellular metabolic activity specifically from the neck to mid-thigh.
A PET scan targeting a specific body region rather than the entire body.
Combines PET metabolic scans and CT structural imaging from the neck to mid-thigh.
Combines PET and CT imaging for a specific body area rather than whole-body.
Real-time brain mapping performed while a physician directly administers movement or visual tasks.
Surgically removes complex or recurring pilonidal cysts and extensive infected tissue.
Surgical removal of small pituitary gland tumors to restore normal hormone balance.
Minimally invasive removal of pituitary tumors through the nose without opening the skull.
Surgically cutting part of the foot's plantar fascia to ease severe heel pain.
Surgery through the back of the neck opening bone to relieve pinched nerves.
Surgically fusing neck vertebrae together through an incision in the back of the neck.
Surgical removal of skull-base bone to relieve compression on the brainstem and spine.
Surgery reinforcing the weakened back vaginal wall to repair a rectocele prolapse.
Surgically clears retained placenta or tissue from the uterus specifically after childbirth.
Minimally invasive, robotic-assisted surgery to completely remove the prostate while sparing critical nerves.
Round-the-clock secure hospital admission for acute psychiatric care and crisis stabilization.
Measures total lung volume and airway resistance inside an airtight, booth-like chamber.
Evaluates lung function by measuring how much and how fast you can exhale air.
Measures breathing capacity before and after inhaled medication to see if airways open.
Rerouting blood around four blocked heart arteries using only vein grafts.
An intramuscular injection given to prevent rabies before or after potential animal exposure.
Removal of a testicle and spermatic cord through the groin to treat tumors.
Destroys targeted tissue using radio-wave heat rather than freezing or surgical cutting.
Repairs rectal prolapse through the area around the anus rather than the abdomen.
Surgery to repair a groin hernia that has returned after a previous operation.
An X-ray using injected dye to examine blood flow in a kidney's vein.
Reattaches the retina through vitrectomy by removing eye fluid and sealing tears.
Reattaches a separated retina using an injected gas bubble to press it flat.
Reattaches a detached retina using an external silicone band placed around the eye.
Surgery removing the first or extra neck rib to relieve compressed nerves and vessels.
Measures blood pressure and flow specifically within the right heart chambers and lungs.
Minimally invasive surgery using a camera to reattach torn rotator cuff tendons.
Open surgery using a traditional incision to repair long-standing rotator cuff tears.
Standard panels evaluating overall baseline health, unlike specialized or single-marker blood tests.
A standard test recording brain wave patterns during awake and drowsy states.
A preventive colon exam for cancer in individuals without symptoms or high risk.
Routine preventive breast X-rays to check for cancer in patients without symptoms.
A sound-wave imaging exam used specifically to evaluate the testicles and scrotum.
Revision surgery to fix an Achilles tendon that has re-torn or healed poorly.
Surgically placing an all-in-one inflatable penile prosthesis contained entirely within the penis.
Surgically implants bendable rods for erectile dysfunction instead of an inflatable pump device.
Surgery straightening the internal nasal septum to open blocked airways, unlike cosmetic reshaping.
Breaks kidney stones into passable pieces using external sound waves without incisions.
Minimally invasive shoulder surgery thoroughly clearing out widespread damaged tissue and bone spurs.
Manually resetting a dislocated shoulder joint while the patient is under anesthesia.
Minimally invasive surgery to reattach torn cartilage to the shoulder socket rim.
A detailed MRI scan of an arm or shoulder joint without contrast dye.
Reattaches the torn shoulder labrum and tightens the joint capsule to prevent dislocations.
An X-ray capturing multiple angles of the shoulder to evaluate bones and joints.
Simple closure of a minor, shallow facial cut up to one inch long.
Complete removal of the breast while sparing underlying chest muscles and lymph nodes.
Surgical removal of testicles through the scrotum, unlike extensive radical cancer procedures.
A basic surgical cut to drain infected fluid from a tailbone cyst.
Basic proton radiation using a single, uncompensated beam shaped for one target area.
Basic single-layer closure for superficial skin cuts between one and three inches long.
Simple closure of a superficial skin cut measuring one inch or less.
Heart bypass surgery using a single healthy artery to reroute blocked blood flow.
Surgery permanently fusing the fourth and fifth lower back vertebrae to stabilize the spine.
Replacing an existing single-lead pacemaker's battery and generator while keeping the original wire.
A chest X-ray that captures a single image rather than multiple views.
Produces just one X-ray picture of a single hip rather than multiple angles.
Transplants all skin layers to repair small wounds on the scalp or limbs.
Collecting a spinal fluid sample from the lower back specifically for diagnostic testing.
Magnetic scan showing detailed views of spinal discs, nerves, and the spinal cord.
Transplanting thin skin layers specifically onto delicate areas like the face, neck, or hands.
Transplanting thin, partial-thickness skin to cover wounds on the trunk, arms, or legs.
A weight-bearing X-ray imaging both knees together to assess joint alignment and spacing.
Surgically replacing the middle ear's stapes bone with a prosthesis to improve hearing.
Inserting a tiny mesh tube to keep narrowed blood vessels or pathways open.
Uses mammography X-rays to guide a needle biopsy and mark abnormal breast tissue.
Surgically adjusts one horizontal eye muscle to correct side-to-side alignment.
Surgically adjusting two horizontal eye muscles to straighten crossed or misaligned eyes.
Heart ultrasound imaging before and after exercise to evaluate function under stress.
Trimming bone from the shoulder blade to relieve pinched rotator cuff tendons.
Open surgical removal of a lymph node near the skin's surface for testing.
Using a needle to sample lymph nodes near the skin surface without surgery.
Opening and draining a shallow, skin-level pocket of pus near the anus.
An X-ray using dye to detect blockages in the upper body's main vein.
Surgical removal of the upper uterus while leaving the cervix intact.
Surgical foreskin removal using stitches rather than clamps for patients past newborn age.
Surgical removal of a single cluster of both internal and external hemorrhoids.
Using a uterine scope to actively remove polyps or take tissue biopsies.
Minimally invasive surgery using a tiny camera to repair jaw joint problems.
Surgically repairing or reconstructing the jaw joint, sometimes using the patient's own tissue.
Emergency surgery to untwist a rotated testicle, restore blood flow, and secure it.
Filters out harmful blood plasma and replaces it with healthy donor fluid.
Draining excess spinal fluid to relieve pressure, rather than collecting samples for diagnostic testing.
Destroys the uterine lining using heat to treat heavy bleeding, without camera guidance.
Repairing a fractured mid-back vertebra by inflating a balloon and injecting cement.
Mid-back CT imaging performed both before and after contrast dye injection.
A middle-back CT scan using injected dye to highlight spinal tissues and vessels.
A middle-back MRI scan performed both before and after injecting contrast dye.
A mid-back MRI using injected dye to highlight inflammation, infection, or tumors.
An MRI imaging the middle back and spine without injected contrast dye.
A nuclear scan capturing blood flow and bone changes across three timed stages.
Removes the cancerous thyroid gland along with select nearby lymph nodes.
Measures blood levels of thyroid-stimulating hormone to evaluate overall thyroid function.
Rebuilding a torn inner elbow ligament using a tendon graft to restore stability.
Surgical removal of both tonsils and adenoids in a child under age twelve.
Surgery to remove the tonsils in children under the age of 12.
Surgical removal of both tonsils and adenoids in patients 12 and older.
Surgical repair or trimming of torn cartilage lining the shoulder or hip socket.
Replaces a damaged ankle joint with artificial implants to maintain natural mobility.
Surgery replacing both the hip's ball and socket with artificial implants.
Surgical removal of the entire uterus and cervix through an abdominal incision.
Completely replaces the entire damaged knee joint with durable artificial components.
Complete surgical removal of the parotid salivary gland while safely preserving the facial nerve.
Surgery replacing both the shoulder's ball and socket with artificial implants.
Surgery to completely remove the entire spleen rather than just a portion.
Surgical removal of the entire thyroid gland rather than just a portion.
Replacing an aortic valve via a leg catheter rather than open-heart surgery.
Closing a hole between heart chambers using a catheter rather than open-heart surgery.
Replacing a damaged aortic valve through a leg artery without open-heart surgery.
A minimally invasive catheter procedure clipping a leaky mitral valve without open-heart surgery.
A catheter-guided clip fixes a leaky mitral valve without open-heart surgery.
Catheter repair of a hole between lower heart chambers, avoiding open-heart surgery.
A noninvasive ultrasound measuring blood flow through arteries inside the brain.
Heart ultrasound performed from inside the esophagus for clearer, unobstructed views.
Rebuilds the anti-reflux valve through the mouth to treat GERD without external incisions.
An external chest ultrasound checking heart structure and pumping motion without Doppler imaging.
Crushing and removing a small bladder stone through the urethra without an incision.
Crushing and removing large or complicated bladder stones through a scope without incisions.
Surgically trims excess prostate tissue through the urethra, requiring no external incisions.
Pelvic imaging using an internal vaginal probe for clearer views than abdominal scans.
An internal ultrasound using a vaginal probe to closely view an early pregnancy.
Manually putting a dislocated shoulder back in place without sedation or anesthesia.
Permanent surgical sterilization performed by cutting or tying off the fallopian tubes.
Surgically reconnecting previously cut or tied fallopian tubes to restore natural fertility.
Creates internal images using high-frequency sound waves rather than radiation.
A needle procedure using real-time ultrasound to precisely sample suspicious breast tissue.
X-ray imaging using dye to evaluate veins in a single arm or leg.
One transfusion unit of red blood cells filtered to remove white blood cells.
A dye-free MRI scan of the upper arm or forearm, excluding the joints.
An upper endoscopy using ultrasound to guide needle biopsies of digestive tissue.
Examining the upper digestive tract with a camera scope and taking tissue samples.
An upper endoscopy that inflates a tiny balloon to widen a narrowed esophagus.
An upper endoscopy that removes polyps or growths using a wire snare loop.
An ultrasound checking blood flow and blockages across the arteries of both arms.
An arm CT scan using injected dye to highlight blood vessels and tissues.
Repositions the entire upper jaw as a single piece without using bone grafts.
Surgically removes and reshapes excess throat and palate tissue to widen the airway.
Using a scope to place an internal drainage tube between the kidney and bladder.
Using a thin scope passed through the urinary tract to directly retrieve stones.
A single-stage operation repairing a narrowed front section of the male urethra.
Widens a narrowed urethra by cutting scar tissue internally using a small scope.
Ultrasound imaging focused specifically on the urinary system and male reproductive organs.
Delivering a baby through the birth canal rather than surgically via a cesarean section.
Inpatient vaginal childbirth involving medical complications that require extra care and monitoring.
An uncomplicated vaginal birth without surgical interventions, sterilization, or major complications.
Surgical removal of a uterus under 250 grams entirely through the vagina.
Surgical creation or reconstruction of a vagina specifically using a transplanted tissue graft.
Surgically creates or reconstructs a vagina using local tissue rather than a graft.
Surgery to tie off or remove enlarged, swollen veins inside the scrotum.
A procedure that deliberately blocks blood flow to starve tumors or diseased organs.
A catheter procedure that blocks damaged vessels to stop active bleeding.
An X-ray imaging test using injected dye to visualize veins rather than arteries.
A minimally invasive procedure to block abnormal, non-bleeding veins like varicoceles or malformations.
A nuclear scan comparing lung airflow and blood circulation to detect blood clots.
Minimally invasive camera-guided surgery to remove a small section of lung tissue.
Minimally invasive chest surgery to seal lung linings and prevent fluid or air buildup.
Surgical eye gel removal combined with internal laser treatment to stabilize the retina.
Eye surgery that removes vitreous gel and peels scar tissue off the retina.
Eye surgery removing fluid while precisely peeling the retina's ultra-thin surface membrane.
A nuclear medicine scan checking the entire skeleton rather than a single joint.
Detects metabolic cell activity throughout the entire body using a radioactive tracer.
Combines full-body structural CT and metabolic PET imaging in a single exam.
Removing dead skin and underlying subcutaneous tissue from a wound to promote healing.
Precisely removing dead tissue from small open wounds using handheld tools or waterjets.
Minimally invasive wrist surgery to repair torn cartilage or remove damaged joint tissue.
Open surgery to realign and secure a broken wrist bone outside the joint.
Surgical removal of a wrist ganglion cyst along with its connecting stalk.
Surgically opening a constricted wrist tendon sheath to relieve painful thumb-side tendon friction.
Fast 2D radiation imaging primarily used to view bones rather than soft tissues.