0347T Ins bone device for rsa
Also known as: RSA implant, bone tantalum marker, fiducial marker
Insertion of a bone-anchored implant device for use with radiostereometric analysis to measure bone healing and implant integration. Surgical placement of calibration device for detailed radiographic bone analysis.
In Plain Language
Tiny implant for measuring bone healing; Calibration marker for bone analysis
Clinical Context
Used in research and clinical trials to assess bone healing, implant integration, and motion. Precision measurement of bone mechanics.
RVU Information
CPT 0347T does not have a physician work RVU assigned by CMS. Category III codes for emerging technology do not receive RVU assignments. Reimbursement is negotiated with individual payers.
Billing & Documentation
Category III codes are temporary codes for emerging technology, services, and procedures. They are not assigned RVU values by CMS. Coverage and reimbursement vary by payer — check with individual insurers before billing. These codes sunset after 5 years if not converted to Category I.
Specialties
Frequently Asked Questions
What is CPT code 0347T?
CPT 0347T (Ins bone device for rsa) is a Category III code. Insertion of a bone-anchored implant device for use with radiostereometric analysis to measure bone healing and implant integration. Surgical placement of calibration device for detailed radiographic bone analysis.
Is 0347T a permanent CPT code?
No — 0347T is a Category III temporary code for emerging technology. It may be converted to a permanent Category I code if widely adopted. Category III codes expire after 5 years without renewal.
When is CPT 0347T used?
Used in research and clinical trials to assess bone healing, implant integration, and motion. Precision measurement of bone mechanics.
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