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CPT 57200: Repair of Nonobstetric Vaginal Wall Laceration
Headline: CPT code 57200: Surgical Repair of Nonobstetric Vaginal Wall Laceration
CPT code 57200 represents surgical suturing of a vaginal wall laceration that is not associated with childbirth or pregnancy. Nationally, the code is used to document repair of traumatic or nonobstetric mucosal injuries to the vagina and is relevant for clinical documentation, correct facility placement, and payer adjudication. Claims for this procedure can affect quality reporting and resource utilization metrics where genitourinary surgical care is tracked.
Key payers covered in this analysis include Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna Health, UnitedHealthcare, and Medicare. Readers will find a concise overview of the clinical intent and typical service settings for the code, plus an outline of common billing considerations. The publication also summarizes what readers can expect to learn about benchmarks, coding context, and policy-relevant issues that influence reimbursement and documentation for nonobstetric vaginal wall repair.
This summary is designed for coding professionals, clinicians involved in gynecologic trauma care, and billing managers seeking a national perspective on CPT code 57200 and its role within surgical service lines.
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Billing Code Overview
CPT code 57200 describes surgical repair in which the provider sutures a laceration of the vaginal wall that is not related to childbirth or pregnancy. This procedure addresses traumatic or nonobstetric lacerations of the vaginal mucosa.
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Service type: Surgical repair of vaginal wall laceration
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Typical site of service: Ambulatory surgical center or hospital outpatient/inpatient setting depending on severity and clinical context
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