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CPT 54316: Second-Stage Hypospadias Repair with Skin Graft
CPT code 54316 denotes a second-stage surgical repair of hypospadias that typically occurs six to twelve months after correction of penile curvature and an initial hypospadias repair. The procedure includes urinary diversion with a bladder catheter and use of a skin graft obtained from a donor site other than the penis. Nationally, this code captures complex urogenital reconstructive work often performed in pediatric and adult urology practices and in hospital or ambulatory surgical center settings. Key payers in the analysis include Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna Health, UnitedHealthcare, and Medicare.
Readers will learn the clinical context for CPT code 54316, how the procedure is commonly delivered, and what to expect in terms of site-of-service utilization. The publication outlines benchmarks and policy considerations relevant to reimbursement and coding validation, highlights common documentation elements necessary to support medical necessity, and summarizes payer coverage trends and edits that affect surgical reconstruction of hypospadias. Data not available in the input is noted where applicable.
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Billing Code Overview
CPT code 54316 describes a second-stage surgical repair of hypospadias performed after initial correction of penile curvature and a prior first-stage hypospadias repair. The procedure includes diversion of urine via bladder catheterization and harvest of a skin graft from a non-penile donor site for reconstruction.
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Service type: Surgical reconstructive procedure for urogenital repair
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Typical site of service: Operative setting (hospital operating room or ambulatory surgical center)