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X131Cystourethrogram (non-catheter)

OHIP Laboratory Code — DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY · Schedule of Benefits

Cystourethrogram (non-catheter) is a diagnostic imaging procedure of the genitourinary tract, as listed in the Genitourinary Tract subsection of the Diagnostic Radiology section. The service fee is divided into a technical component (H fee) and a professional component (P fee). The technical component covers the performance of the imaging and is only payable when the service is rendered in a hospital. The professional component covers the physician's interpretation of the results. See for general rules on diagnostic services.

When to Use

  • Use X131 for non-catheter cystourethrograms performed in a hospital setting to evaluate bladder and urethral anatomy.
  • Select X131 when the procedure is diagnostic in nature and does not involve the insertion of a catheter for contrast administration.

Common Pitfalls

  • Billing the technical component (H fee) for procedures performed outside of a hospital setting will result in automatic rejection.
  • Submitting the technical component (H fee) for an inpatient or an outpatient who is admitted to the same hospital within 24 hours for the same condition is a violation of GP11 rules.
  • Confusing the required suffixing: the technical component must be submitted with suffix B, while the professional component must use suffix C.

Billing Tips

  • Ensure the technical component (suffix B) is only claimed when the service is rendered in a hospital, as it is ineligible otherwise per GP11.
  • Always verify the patient's admission status within the 24-hour window to avoid improper billing of the technical component.
Provider Fee$0.00
Surgical Assistant Fee$6.55
Non-Anaesthetist Fee$4.75

Effective: April 1, 2025

Category

D. Diagnostic Radiology

Subcategory

DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY

Service Type

Diagnostic

Code Classes

Diagnostic Radiology

Referral RequiredFrom: Physician, NursePractitioner, OralMaxillofacialSurgeon

All insured services must be documented in the patient's medical record to establish medical necessity and that the service was rendered. See .

For the technical component, the physician must maintain documentation describing the quality assurance monitoring process in accordance with professional standards. See .

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