Code Details & Principles for H3387

Code details & principles for

H3387

  • Chapter 11 / Rectum/Anus
Code Description Chapter/Sub-Chapter Code Specific Guidance
H3387 Robotic assisted proctectomy +/- stoma 11.6.0 Rectum/Anus

Unacceptable Combinations for H3387

CCSD Code (unacceptable combination) Narrative (unacceptable combination) Date Added
H1000 Excision of sigmoid colon 2010-01-20
H3365 Laparoscopic anterior resection - low (i.e. colorectal anastomosis at or below the peritoneal reflection) 2010-01-20
H3380 Partial excision of rectum and sigmoid colon for prolapse 2010-01-20
H3382 Proctectomy 2015-12-18
H3384 Open Total Mesorectal Excision (TME) 2020-08-06
H3386 Transanal Total Mesorectal Excision (TME) 2020-08-06
H3400 Open excision of lesion of rectum and colon 2010-01-20
H3500 Fixation of rectum for prolapse 2010-01-20
H3580 Laparoscopic ventral rectopexy not requiring mesh 2013-12-02
H3590 Stapled transanal rectal resection (STARR) for obstructed defaecation syndrome 2011-03-11
H4000 Transanal resection for rectal cancer 2010-01-20
H4180 Full or partial thickness rectal biopsy 2010-01-20
H4200 Perineal repair of prolapse of rectum 2010-01-20
H4430 Examination of rectum under anaesthetic (as sole procedure) 2013-06-03

Coding Principles

These coding principles set out how the authors intend that the codes and narratives within the CCSD Schedule are interpreted and used. The outputs are available to be used by all individual insurers and providers including CCSD and non-CCSD members. Please note that:

  • The CCSD Group does not discuss nor determine classifcations, reimbursement or fees - all insurers will have their own view on these matters
  • The inclusion of a procedure code and/or its associated coding principles in the CCSD Schedule does not necessarily mean that it is endorsed by all members of the CCSD Group and codes may or may not be included in individual insurers' own Schedules or covered
  • The coding principles are non-exhaustive guidelines only - each individual insurer may choose whether or not to adopt an individual combination of codes in practice and you will need to contact the insurer for further information