The third stage of a MOHs micrographics tissue evaluation would be coded using a/an A. Add-on code B. Surgical code with modifier -59 C. Anesthesia code with P status modifier D. HCPCs Q code

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The third stage of a MOHs micrographics tissue evaluation would be coded using a/an

A. Add-on code
B. Surgical code with modifier -59
C. Anesthesia code with P status modifier
D. HCPCs Q code

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The answer to the question is D

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