ICD-10-PCS Code For Coccygeal Glomus: Procedure Code Group Overview

The International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision, Procedure Coding System (ICD-10-PCS) code group 0GTB includes procedures performed to resect endocrine system structures in the coccygeal glomus. These ICD-10-PCS codes are used for inpatient documentation when a complete resection of the coccygeal glomus is performed without replacement. Accurate coding within the ICD-10-PCS 0GTB group is essential for proper inpatient reimbursement, as it captures the procedure performed and determines appropriate case mix and payment.

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Coccygeal Glomus Resection Procedure Overview

This procedure group includes resections of the coccygeal glomus within the endocrine system. Procedures involve cutting out all of the coccygeal glomus without replacement and may require precise surgical technique due to the small, specialized nature of the tissue. Accurate ICD-10-PCS coding ensures inpatient records reflect the operation performed and supports correct case mix and payment determinations.

Code Attributes

Character	ICD-10-PCS Category	Code Group Details
0	Section	Medical and Surgical
G	Body System	Endocrine System
T	Operation	Resection
B	Body Part	Coccygeal Glomus

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Coccygeal Glomus Resection Procedure Overview

Code Attributes

Character	ICD-10-PCS Category	Code Group Details
0	Section	Medical and Surgical
G	Body System	Endocrine System
T	Operation	Resection
B	Body Part	Coccygeal Glomus

When to Use

Use a code from this group when the entire coccygeal glomus is surgically removed and no replacement is performed. These codes apply to inpatient settings where documentation indicates a resection as the root operation.

ICD-10-PCS Codes

2 rows

ICD-10-PCS Code	Description
0GTB0ZZ	Resection of Coccygeal Glomus, Open Approach
0GTB4ZZ	Resection of Coccygeal Glomus, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach

DRG Codes

3 rows

DRG Code	Description
252	Other Vascular Procedures with MCC
253	Other Vascular Procedures with CC
254	Other Vascular Procedures without CC/MCC

Typical Clinical Scenarios

An adult patient presents urgently with a small, painful coccygeal mass that has been increasing in size and causing focal pain and local autonomic symptoms. Imaging and biopsy confirm a neoplasm confined to the coccygeal glomus without extension to adjacent structures, and the surgical team proceeds with a planned inpatient complete resection via an open approach to ensure clear margins and control of local bleeding. The operation removes the entire coccygeal glomus without replacement. Typical codes: 0GTB0ZZ
A middle-aged patient with chronic, refractory coccygeal pain from a small, well-circumscribed glomus lesion undergoes a minimally invasive, image-assisted endoscopic procedure as an inpatient due to comorbidities requiring monitored postprocedure observation. The goal is complete excision of the coccygeal glomus through a percutaneous endoscopic approach to relieve pain while minimizing tissue disruption. No prosthetic or biologic replacement is used. Typical codes: 0GTB4ZZ
A patient returns to the hospital after an initial local excision that left persistent symptomatic tissue suspicious for residual glomus on follow-up imaging and worsening local symptoms. Because complete removal is now required and previous limited procedures failed, the surgical team performs a definitive open resection of the entire coccygeal glomus during an inpatient admission to address residual disease. The procedure is a full resection without replacement. Typical codes: 0GTB0ZZ

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0GT3-ADRENAL-GLAND-RIGHT-RESECTION

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0GT4-ADRENAL-GLANDS-CUTTING-OUT-ADRENAL-GLANDS-RESECTION

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0GT6-CAROTID-BODY-LEFT-RESECTION

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0GT7-CAROTID-BODY-RIGHT-RESECTION

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0GT8-CAROTID-BODIES-RESECTION

ICD-10-PCS Code For Carotid Bodies, Bilateral: Procedure Code Group Overview

0GT9-PARA-AORTIC-RESECTION

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0GTC-GLOMUS-JUGULARE-RESECTION

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Frequently Asked Questions

References

1.CPT® Codes and Descriptions. AAPC. Retrieved Aug 11, 2026.Maintains the CPT code set's official descriptions and guidelines, licensed from the American Medical Association, used as the definitional source for CPT codes on this page.
2.HCPCS Quarterly Update. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). Retrieved Aug 11, 2026.CMS's quarterly release of HCPCS Level II codes and short/long descriptors, the source for HCPCS code definitions and update history.
3.ICD-10-CM Full Code List. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). Retrieved Aug 11, 2026.CMS's complete ICD-10-CM diagnosis code list, used to cross-reference diagnosis codes associated with this procedure or service.

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When to Use

ICD-10-PCS Codes

2 rows

ICD-10-PCS Code	Description
0GTB0ZZ	Resection of Coccygeal Glomus, Open Approach
0GTB4ZZ	Resection of Coccygeal Glomus, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach

DRG Codes

3 rows

DRG Code	Description
252	Other Vascular Procedures with MCC
253	Other Vascular Procedures with CC
254	Other Vascular Procedures without CC/MCC

Typical Clinical Scenarios

An adult patient presents urgently with a small, painful coccygeal mass that has been increasing in size and causing focal pain and local autonomic symptoms. Imaging and biopsy confirm a neoplasm confined to the coccygeal glomus without extension to adjacent structures, and the surgical team proceeds with a planned inpatient complete resection via an open approach to ensure clear margins and control of local bleeding. The operation removes the entire coccygeal glomus without replacement. Typical codes: 0GTB0ZZ
A middle-aged patient with chronic, refractory coccygeal pain from a small, well-circumscribed glomus lesion undergoes a minimally invasive, image-assisted endoscopic procedure as an inpatient due to comorbidities requiring monitored postprocedure observation. The goal is complete excision of the coccygeal glomus through a percutaneous endoscopic approach to relieve pain while minimizing tissue disruption. No prosthetic or biologic replacement is used. Typical codes: 0GTB4ZZ
A patient returns to the hospital after an initial local excision that left persistent symptomatic tissue suspicious for residual glomus on follow-up imaging and worsening local symptoms. Because complete removal is now required and previous limited procedures failed, the surgical team performs a definitive open resection of the entire coccygeal glomus during an inpatient admission to address residual disease. The procedure is a full resection without replacement. Typical codes: 0GTB0ZZ

Related Codes

0GT0-PITUITARY-GLAND-RESECTION

ICD-10-PCS Code For Pituitary Gland: Procedure Code Group Overview

0GT1-PINEAL-BODY-RESECTION

ICD-10-PCS Code For Pineal Body: Procedure Code Group Overview

0GT2-ADRENAL-GLAND-LEFT-RESECTION

ICD-10-PCS Code For Adrenal Gland, Left: Procedure Code Group Overview

0GT3-ADRENAL-GLAND-RIGHT-RESECTION

ICD-10-PCS Code For Adrenal Gland Right: Procedure Code Group Overview

0GT4-ADRENAL-GLANDS-CUTTING-OUT-ADRENAL-GLANDS-RESECTION

ICD-10-PCS Code For Adrenal Glands Bilateral: Procedure Code Group Overview

0GT6-CAROTID-BODY-LEFT-RESECTION

ICD-10-PCS Code For Carotid Body, Left: Procedure Code Group Overview

0GT7-CAROTID-BODY-RIGHT-RESECTION

ICD-10-PCS Code For Carotid Body, Right: Procedure Code Group Overview

0GT8-CAROTID-BODIES-RESECTION

ICD-10-PCS Code For Carotid Bodies, Bilateral: Procedure Code Group Overview

0GT9-PARA-AORTIC-RESECTION

ICD-10-PCS Code For Para-Aortic Body: Procedure Code Group Overview

0GTC-GLOMUS-JUGULARE-RESECTION

ICD-10-PCS Code For Glomus Jugulare: Procedure Code Group Overview

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Frequently Asked Questions

References

1.CPT® Codes and Descriptions. AAPC. Retrieved Aug 11, 2026.Maintains the CPT code set's official descriptions and guidelines, licensed from the American Medical Association, used as the definitional source for CPT codes on this page.
2.HCPCS Quarterly Update. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). Retrieved Aug 11, 2026.CMS's quarterly release of HCPCS Level II codes and short/long descriptors, the source for HCPCS code definitions and update history.
3.ICD-10-CM Full Code List. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). Retrieved Aug 11, 2026.CMS's complete ICD-10-CM diagnosis code list, used to cross-reference diagnosis codes associated with this procedure or service.

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Coccygeal Glomus Resection Procedure Overview

Code Attributes

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Coccygeal Glomus Resection Procedure Overview

Code Attributes

When to Use

ICD-10-PCS Codes

DRG Codes

Typical Clinical Scenarios

Related Codes

Which ICD-10-PCS code should be used for an open resection of the coccygeal glomus?

What code applies when the coccygeal glomus is resected using a percutaneous endoscopic approach?

What section, body system, and operation are captured by the 0GTB code group?

How does accurate coding in the 0GTB group affect reimbursement?

Which DRGs are associated with procedures in the 0GTB coccygeal glomus resection group?

References

When to Use

ICD-10-PCS Codes

DRG Codes

Typical Clinical Scenarios

Related Codes

Which ICD-10-PCS code should be used for an open resection of the coccygeal glomus?

What code applies when the coccygeal glomus is resected using a percutaneous endoscopic approach?

What section, body system, and operation are captured by the 0GTB code group?

How does accurate coding in the 0GTB group affect reimbursement?

Which DRGs are associated with procedures in the 0GTB coccygeal glomus resection group?

References