Pre-оp diаgnоsis: Left lung аbscess Pоst-op diаgnosis: Same Procedure performed: Left upper lobectomy with decortication and drainage Indications: The patient is a 56-year-old female with evidence of a left upper-lobe abscess seen on the MRI. She was admitted with tension pneumothorax, which was treated with double-lumen intubation and a chest tube. Procedure: The patient was brought to the operating room and placed in the supine position, with general intubation from the double-lumen tube. The patient was rolled onto the right lateral decubitus position, with left side up. A posterior lateral thoracotomy was performed. Adhesions were taken down sharply and bluntly and with cautery. Following this a standard artery first left upper lobectomy was carried out utilizing 0 silk and hemoclips. The left upper pulmonary vein was secured with a single application of the stapling machine. The posterior fissure was created with multiple applications of the automatic stapling machine and the bronchus secured with a single application of the bronchus stapling machine. Following this the wound was drained with three 24-French strium chest tubes and hemostasis obtained with spray Tisseel and surgical gauze. The bronchus was sealed with bio glue and the wound closed in layers. A sterile compression dressing was applied, and the patient was returned to the surgical intensive care unit after the double-lumen tube was changed to a single-lumen tube. The patient received 3 units of packed cells intraoperatively to maintain hemostasis. Sponge count and needle count correct × 2. Large abscess in the left upper lobe accounted for approximately 70% of the left upper-lobe parenchyma. Select the appropriate ICD-10-CM and CPT code(s):
Prоcedure perfоrmed: Fiber-оptic bronchoscopy, bronchiаl biopsy, bronchiаl wаshings, and bronchial brushings Preprocedure diagnosis: Abnormal chest x-ray Postprocedure diagnosis: Inflammation in all lobes, pneumonia; with pleural placquing consistent with possible candidiasis The patient was already on a ventilator, so the bronchoscope tube was introduced through the ET tube. We saw 2.5 cm above the carina of the trachea, which was red and swollen as was the carina. The right lung: All entrances were patent, but they were all swollen and red, with increased secretions. The left lung was even more involved, with more swelling and more edema and had bloody secretions, especially at the left base. This area from the carina all the way down to the smaller airways on the left side had shown white plaquing consistent with possible candidiasis. These areas were brushed, washed, and biopsied. A biopsy specimen was also sent for tissue culture, as well as two biopsy specimens sent for pathology. Sheath brushings were also performed. The patient tolerated the procedure well and was sent back to the ICU. Select the appropriate ICD-10-CM and CPT code(s):
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