Advances In Reimbursement: Prostate Cancer AI Mapping Receives CPT Code

Avenda’s chief operating officer Brit Berry-Pusey spoke to Medtech Insight about the company’s CPT III code for its prostate cancer mapping AI and how regulatory bodies can align to support innovators.

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Avenda Health’s Current Procedural Terminology code for its prostate cancer-mapping artificial intelligence device went into effect in July, moving the...

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