Implantable Loop Recorder Insertion
HCPCS 33285
Insertion of subcutaneous cardiac rhythm monitor, including programming search, analysis, and interpretation
AI EXPLANATION: An implantable loop recorder insertion is a minor procedure in which a doctor places a small heart-monitoring device just under the skin of the chest. This device continuously records the heart's electrical activity over months or years to help diagnose irregular heartbeats, unexplained fainting, or sudden dizziness. The procedure also includes initial programming and testing to ensure the monitor records cardiac rhythms accurately.
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