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CPT 58920: Ovarian Wedge Resection/Partial Oophorectomy
Headline: CPT code 58920: Open ovarian wedge resection/partial oophorectomy for ovarian cysts
Lead: CPT code 58920 denotes an abdominal surgical procedure to remove a wedge-shaped portion or half of one or both ovaries to treat ovarian cysts. The code captures conservative ovarian-sparing resections performed via an open abdominal approach and is relevant to gynecologic surgeons, hospital billing teams, and payers evaluating procedural utilization and payment for cyst-related ovarian surgery.
CPT code 58920 represents a targeted ovarian surgical intervention intended to excise cystic tissue while preserving ovarian function when possible. Nationally, the procedure matters for clinical management of benign ovarian cysts, surgical resource planning, and coverage determinations. Key payers commonly involved in coverage and payment for this service include Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna Health, UnitedHealthcare, and Medicare.
Readers will learn the clinical context of the code, typical sites of service, and which payers are relevant to comparative coverage discussions. The publication summarizes coding intent and clinical application, outlines typical service settings, and indicates where input data were not provided. Data not available in the input are noted explicitly where applicable.
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Billing Code Overview
CPT code 58920 describes an open surgical ovarian procedure in which the provider removes a wedge-shaped (pie-shaped) portion or bisects (removes half of) one or both ovaries via an abdominal incision. The procedure is performed to treat ovarian cysts by excising the cyst-bearing portion of the ovary while preserving remaining ovarian tissue.
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Service type: Surgical procedure — ovarian wedge resection or partial oophorectomy
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Typical site of service: Hospital operating room or ambulatory surgical center via an abdominal incision
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