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G919 – Percutaneous epidural adhesiolysis by infusion with fluoroscopic guidance

OHIP Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures Code — DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES · Schedule of Benefits

Percutaneous epidural adhesiolysis by infusion with fluoroscopic guidance. Note: G919 is only eligible for payment if it is used for the treatment of epidural fibrosis with symptoms of persistent back or radicular/neuropathic leg pain following spinal surgery.
The medical record must document that the service is for the treatment of epidural fibrosis with symptoms of persistent back or radicular/neuropathic leg pain following spinal surgery.
The use of fluoroscopic guidance must be documented.
The medical record must document that the patient has had inadequate symptom control following fluoroscopically-guided epidural steroid injections to the suspected site of pain generation and there is no alternate primary diagnosis, such as facet-mediated or sacroiliac joint-mediated pain.
The medical record must document that the service is rendered with fluoroscopic guidance using a directional epidural catheter, with its final position confirmed using contrast.
The medical record must document that hypertonic saline and hyaluronidase are infused for at least one hour.
The medical record must document that epidural corticosteroid is injected prior to catheter removal.

G919 is only eligible for payment if the following conditions are met: 1. it is used for the treatment of epidural fibrosis with symptoms of persistent back or radicular/neuropathic leg pain following spinal surgery;

2. the patient has had inadequate symptom control following fluoroscopically-guided epidural steroid injections to the suspected site of pain generation and there is no alternate primary diagnosis, such as facet-mediated or sacroiliac joint-mediated pain; and

3. it is rendered with fluoroscopic guidance using: a. a directional epidural catheter, with its final position confirmed using contrast; b. hypertonic saline and hyaluronidase, which are infused for at least one hour; and c. epidural corticosteroid, which is injected prior to catheter removal.

4. G919 is limited to a maximum of 4 services per patient per 12 month period.

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