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Group T8: Surgical Operations

2,632 items with their schedule fees and Medicare benefits; showing 45656–46411.

ItemFee75%Out of hospital
45656Surgical placement of a composite graft combining cartilage and skin or mucosa to reconstruct the nose, ear, or eyelid, including anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$601.15$450.90$511.00 (85%)
45658Surgical correction of congenital ear deformities (constricted ear, Stahl's ear, or similar) excluding prominent ears, with documented clinical diagnosis and photographic evidence in patient notes.$623.95$468.00—
45659Surgical correction of congenital ear deformity (absent antihelical fold, enlarged scapha or concha) in patients under 18 years, with photographic documentation of clinical need.$623.95$468.00—
45660Complex reconstruction of the external ear using costal cartilage grafts for congenital absence, microtia, or post-traumatic loss of the pinna (first stage), including cartilage harvesting and shaping.$3,445.50$2,584.15—
45661Second stage reconstruction of external ear using stored costal cartilage framework with local flaps and skin graft, performed by a specialist with anaesthesia and assistant support.$1,531.35$1,148.55—
45665Full thickness wedge excision of lip, eyelid or ear with direct suture repair, excluding cosmetic eyelid procedures.$390.25$292.70$331.75 (85%)
45668Surgical removal of the vermilion border of the lip under anaesthesia.$390.25$292.70$331.75 (85%)
45669Laser removal of lip vermilion for biopsy-confirmed cellular atypia, performed under anaesthesia.$390.25$292.70$331.75 (85%)
45671Surgical reconstruction of lip or eyelid defect involving all tissue layers using a flap switched from the opposing lip or eyelid, single stage or first stage of two-stage procedure.$998.30$748.75—
45674Second stage of two-stage flap reconstruction for lip or eyelid, involving pedicle division, flap inset, and donor site closure under anaesthesia.$290.40$217.80—
45675Anaesthesia or assistance for surgical correction of enlarged lip or tongue.$578.40$433.80—
45676Assistance at anaesthesia for surgical operation to create an abnormally large opening (macrostomia), typically in the mouth or stomach.$688.60$516.45—
45677Primary surgical repair of unilateral cleft lip and nasal structures in one stage, excluding palate repair.$683.30$512.50—
45680Primary surgical repair of unilateral cleft lip and palate including the nasolabial complex and anterior palate in one stage, with anaesthesia and assistance.$891.15$668.40—
45683Surgical repair of bilateral cleft lip and nose structure in a single stage, not including palate repair, with anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$989.95$742.50—
45686Primary surgical repair of bilateral cleft lip and nose with anterior palate repair in one stage procedure, including anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$1,168.45$876.35—
45689Surgical lip adhesion procedure for unilateral or bilateral cleft lip, including anaesthesia and assistance.$313.35$235.05—
45692Surgical revision of partial cleft lip with minor flap realignment, adjustment, and correction of minor whistle deformity under anaesthesia.$359.95$270.00—
45695Surgical revision of cleft lip with major flap work, muscle repair, and correction of whistle deformity under anaesthesia with assistant.$585.05$438.80—
45698Surgical lengthening of the columella (tissue between nostrils) in bilateral cleft lip patients, including anaesthesia.$549.05$411.80—
45701Surgical reconstruction of cleft lip using a full-thickness flap technique (such as Abbe flap) as the first stage, including anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$990.20$742.65—
45704Surgical reconstruction of cleft lip using a full-thickness flap technique (such as Abbe flap) as a second-stage procedure, including anaesthesia.$359.95$270.00—
45707Primary surgical repair of cleft palate under general anaesthesia with surgical assistance.$935.85$701.90—
45710Surgical repair of a cleft palate fistula using local flaps under anaesthesia as a secondary procedure.$585.05$438.80—
45713Secondary surgical repair or lengthening procedure for cleft palate, including anaesthesia and assistance.$666.20$499.65—
45714Surgical repair of an oro-nasal fistula using local flap closure, requiring anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$935.85$701.90—
45716Surgical repair of velopharyngeal incompetence using pharyngeal flap or pharyngoplasty under anaesthesia.$935.85$701.90—
45717Surgical bone grafting for unilateral alveolar cleft with closure of oro-nasal fistulae and ridge augmentation, excluding cases linked to item 45718.$1,407.50$1,055.65—
45718Facial contour restoration using autogenous bone or cartilage to correct deformity from congenital absence, trauma (non-cosmetic), or pathological process, excluding alveolar bone grafting.$1,531.35$1,148.55—
45761Surgical reshaping of the chin including nerve/vessel repositioning and bone grafts, covered when deformity results from congenital absence, craniofacial disorder, trauma, or pathology—requires documented diagnosis and clinical photographs.$896.05$672.05—
45767Surgical correction of hypertelorism (wide-set eyes) using an intracranial approach, including anaesthesia and assistance.$3,006.20$2,254.65—
45773Bilateral facial or periorbital reconstruction with distant bone grafts for syndromic orbital dystopia such as Treacher Collins Syndrome, requiring anaesthesia and assistance.$2,098.65$1,574.00—
45776Surgical correction of one-sided orbital dystopia involving complete repositioning of the orbit through an intracranial approach, requiring anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$2,098.65$1,574.00—
45779Surgical correction of unilateral orbital dystopia involving complete repositioning of one orbit via an extracranial approach, performed under anaesthesia with assistance.$1,542.95$1,157.25—
45782Surgical advancement of the forehead and orbital bones, typically for craniosynostosis or related deformities, performed under anaesthesia with surgical assistance.$1,179.70$884.80—
45785Surgical reconstruction of the skull vault for single-suture cranial synostosis, including anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$1,996.55$1,497.45—
45788Surgical construction of the glenoid fossa using bone and cartilage grafts, and creation of the mandibular condyle and ascending ramus in hemifacial microsomia, excluding graft harvesting.$1,973.85$1,480.40—
45791Surgical construction of absent condyle and ascending ramus in craniofacial microsomia, excluding graft harvesting.$1,066.25$799.70—
45794Surgical implantation of the first-stage osseointegration fixture for patients with congenital absence, tumour removal, or trauma-related tooth loss, excluding cases already covered under item 41603.$603.15$452.40$512.70 (85%)
45797Surgical fixation of a transcutaneous abutment during second-stage osseointegration for bone-anchored prosthetics following congenital absence, tumour or trauma (anaesthetised procedure).$223.25$167.45$189.80 (85%)
45801Surgical removal of a tumour, cyst, ulcer or scar from the mouth lining or underlying tissues, requiring excision and suturing under anaesthesia.$161.55$121.20$137.35 (85%)
45807Surgical removal of oral and maxillofacial tumours, cysts (excluding tooth-related unless 5mm+ separation confirmed), ulcers or scars involving deep tissues, under anaesthesia.$295.10$221.35$250.85 (85%)
45809Surgical removal of a tumour or deep cyst in the oral and maxillofacial region requiring wide excision, excluding tooth-associated cysts unless radiologically confirmed with 5mm+ separation or histologically proven lesions.$444.65$333.50—
45811Surgical removal of an extensive oral and maxillofacial soft tissue tumour (muscle, fascia, connective tissue) without skin or mucosal grafting, requiring anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$601.15$450.90—
45813Extensive removal of a soft tissue tumour in the oral and maxillofacial region with skin or mucosal graft reconstruction, including anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$703.25$527.45—
45815Surgical treatment of chronic osteomyelitis or medication/radiation-induced jaw necrosis involving mandible or maxilla, requiring bone debridement beyond alveolar margins.$426.55$319.95$362.60 (85%)
45823Removal of arch bars or similar dental fixation devices from upper or lower jaw under general anaesthesia in a hospital operating theatre.$130.35$97.80—
45825Surgical removal of benign bone growths (exostosis) from the lower jaw or roof of mouth, including anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$405.00$303.75$344.25 (85%)
45827Surgical reduction of the mylohyoid ridge under general anaesthesia with surgical assistance.$387.05$290.30—
45829Surgical reduction of the maxillary tuberosity (bony prominence on the upper jaw) under anaesthesia.$295.30$221.50$251.05 (85%)
45831Surgical reduction of papillary hyperplasia of the palate, performed once per occasion of service under anaesthesia with assistance.$387.05$290.30—
45837Surgical procedure to deepen the vestibule (oral cavity space) by removing tissue and muscle, with or without grafting, performed on one or both sides under anaesthesia.$702.00$526.50$597.50 (85%)
45841Surgical augmentation of the alveolar ridge on one side using bone graft, synthetic material, or both, under anaesthesia with surgical assistance.$566.95$425.25$481.95 (85%)
45845Surgical placement of an intra-oral titanium implant fixture to support tooth restoration after maxillary or mandibular resection for tumour, or segmental bone loss from trauma or congenital absence.$603.15$452.40$512.70 (85%)
45847Fixation of transmucosal abutments to dental osseointegrated fixtures following maxillary or mandibular resection for tumour, or segmental loss from trauma or congenital absence, after reconstructive surgery.$223.25$167.45$189.80 (85%)
45849Surgical elevation of maxillary sinus membrane with placement of bone graft or allograft material to augment sinus floor for dental implant support, one side only.$695.30$521.50—
45851Manipulation of the temporomandibular joint under anaesthesia in a hospital operating theatre as a standalone procedure.$171.20$128.40—
45855Arthroscopy of the temporomandibular joint with or without tissue biopsy, performed as a standalone procedure under anaesthesia with assistant support.$347.75$260.85—
45857Arthroscopic treatment of temporomandibular joint including removal of loose bodies, debridement, lysis and lavage, biopsy, or meniscus repositioning as standalone procedure.$782.60$586.95—
45865Irrigation of the temporomandibular joint using two cannuli under anaesthesia, with assistance provided.$347.75$260.85$295.60 (85%)
45871Open surgical exploration of the temporomandibular joint including meniscus, capsular and condylar head surgery, performed with or without microsurgical techniques.$1,602.00$1,201.50—
45873Surgery of the temporomandibular joint including tissue flaps, cartilage grafts, or allograft implants, with or without microsurgical techniques.$1,800.15$1,350.15—
45874Total replacement of the temporomandibular joint with artificial components, including the condylar head and glenoid fossa, performed under anaesthesia with surgical assistance.$1,577.30$1,183.00—
45882Treatment of a premalignant oral mucosal lesion using cryotherapy, diathermy, or carbon dioxide laser.$51.50$38.65$43.80 (85%)
45888Removal of a deep foreign body from the body using imaging-guided interventional techniques, performed under anaesthesia with surgical assistance.$495.00$371.25—
45891Repair of a single facial defect using a temporalis muscle local flap in one stage, with anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$721.10$540.85$616.60 (85%)
45894Surgical grafting of mucous membrane or split skin to repair mucosal defects in the mouth, performed under anaesthesia.$245.00$183.75$208.25 (85%)
45939Cryosurgery to freeze peripheral branches of the trigeminal nerve for pain relief, requiring anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$535.05$401.30—
46050Surgical raising of a perforator flap based on a named blood vessel for pedicled transfer to reconstruct the head, neck, or other non-breast areas, performed under anaesthesia with surgical assistance.$941.45$706.10—
46052Surgical raising of a perforator flap (e.g. anterolateral thigh) as preparation for microsurgical transfer to reconstruct defects in the head, neck or other non-breast areas, with anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$297.15$222.90—
46060Microsurgical transfer of vascularised bone flap to repair major head, neck or non-breast defects, including vessel anastomoses, flap harvesting, recipient site preparation and tissue inset.$3,186.20$2,389.65—
46062Microvascular transfer of vascularised bone flap for major head, neck or non-breast defects, including vessel anastomoses, flap harvesting with osteotomies, recipient preparation, tissue inset and bony fixation, excluding maxillofacial reshaping or s…$3,047.70$2,285.80—
46064Free tissue transfer with bone (including composite flap) for major head, neck, or other non-breast defect, including vessel anastomosis, flap harvesting, vascular pedicle raising, recipient vessel prep, and tissue inset with bony fixation.$2,285.90$1,714.45—
46066Double free flap transfer with one vascularized bone component for major head, neck or non-breast defect repair, including vessel anastomosis, flap harvest, recipient preparation and tissue inset.$4,571.50$3,428.65—
46068Double free flap transfer with vascularized bone component for major head, neck or other non-breast defects, including microvascular anastomoses, flap harvesting, and tissue inset.$3,428.85$2,571.65—
46070Reconstructive surgery using two free tissue flaps with microvascular anastomoses to repair major tissue defects, excluding breast reconstruction and certain other procedures; principal surgeon role.$4,571.50$3,428.65—
46072Reconstructive surgery using two free tissue flaps with microvascular anastomoses to repair major tissue defects, excluding breast reconstruction and certain other specified procedures.$3,428.85$2,571.65—
46080Surgical reconstruction of one breast after mastectomy using a patient's own tissue (muscle and skin flap) transferred via microsurgery, including blood vessel connection and skin repair.$3,515.20$2,636.40—
46082Bilateral breast reconstruction after mastectomy using patient's own tissue (myocutaneous or perforator flap) with microsurgical vessel connections, excluding muscle layer repair.$6,151.55$4,613.70—
46084Microsurgical reconstruction of one breast after mastectomy using autologous tissue flap with blood vessel reconnection, performed by principal surgeon with anaesthetist and assistant.$3,047.70$2,285.80—
46086Surgical reconstruction of one breast after mastectomy using transplanted tissue with blood vessel connections, performed as part of coordinated multi-surgeon procedure.$2,285.90$1,714.45—
46088Bilateral post-mastectomy breast reconstruction using autologous tissue flaps with microsurgical vessel anastomosis as principal surgeon.$5,333.40$4,000.05—
46090Bilateral autologous breast reconstruction using microsurgical muscle or perforator flaps with vessel anastomoses following mastectomy, excluding certain specified procedures.$4,000.20$3,000.15—
46092Surgical reconstruction of lower breast pole after mastectomy using muscle, fascia, or dermal flaps, performed alongside specified breast reconstruction procedures.$485.95$364.50—
46094Surgical placement of allograft or synthetic material to cover a breast implant or its lower pole after mastectomy, with anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$359.05$269.30—
46100Excision of burnt tissue or definitive burn wound closure for burns exceeding 1% of hands, face or anterior neck, performed with reconstructive surgery.———
46101Surgical removal of burnt tissue covering up to 1% of total body surface, with anaesthesia and assistance.$404.00$303.00$343.40 (85%)
46102Surgical removal of burnt tissue covering 1–3% of total body surface area, performed under anaesthesia with surgical assistance.$641.30$481.00—
46103Surgical removal of burnt tissue covering 3–10% of total body surface area, under anaesthesia with assistance.$703.35$527.55—
46104Surgical removal of burnt tissue covering 10–19% of total body surface, performed under anaesthesia with assistance, excluding follow-up care.$1,073.10$804.85—
46105Surgical removal of burnt tissue covering 20–30% of total body surface area, performed under anaesthesia with assistance, excluding follow-up care.$1,443.15$1,082.40—
46106Surgical removal of burnt tissue covering 30–40% of total body surface, excluding post-operative care; requires anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$1,813.90$1,360.45—
46107Surgical removal of burnt tissue covering 40–49% of total body surface area, excluding post-operative care, under anaesthesia with surgical assistance.$2,184.00$1,638.00—
46108Surgical removal of burnt tissue covering 50–59% of total body surface area, performed under anaesthesia with assistance, excluding post-operative care.$2,553.45$1,915.10—
46109Surgical removal of burnt tissue covering 60–70% of total body surface, performed under anaesthesia with assistance, excluding follow-up care.$2,923.60$2,192.70—
46110Surgical removal of burnt tissue covering 70–80% of total body surface area, excluding post-operative care.$3,331.00$2,498.25—
46111Surgical removal of burnt tissue when the burn covers 80% or more of total body surface area, excluding follow-up care.$3,730.50$2,797.90—
46112Surgical removal of burnt tissue from the entire face (excluding ears); claimable once with items 46101–46111 based on total body surface percentage burnt elsewhere, excluding aftercare.$2,059.45$1,544.60—
46113Closure of burn wounds or contracture-release skin defects under 1% of body surface using autologous skin grafting, autologous cell suspension, or temporary allogenic/biosynthetic grafts, performed at same time as primary excision/release.$404.00$303.00—
46114Autologous skin grafting or cell suspension closure of excised burn wounds or contracture releases covering 1–3% of body surface, performed with primary excision; for patients under 15 years, autologous methods require ≥10% total burn area; for patie…$641.30$481.00—
46115Closure of burn wound excision or contracture release (3–10% body surface) using autologous skin graft, autologous cell suspension, or temporary allogenic/biosynthetic graft, performed concurrently with primary excision; higher body surface threshold…$703.35$527.55—
46116Closure of excised burn wounds or contracture release affecting 10–20% of body surface using autologous skin grafting, autologous skin cell suspension (age <15) or combined methods (age ≥15 if ≥20% total treated area), or temporary allogenic/biosynth…$1,073.10$804.85—
46117Surgical closure of excised burn wounds covering 20–30% of body surface using autologous skin grafting, autologous skin cell suspension, or temporary allogenic/biosynthetic grafts, performed concurrently with primary excision.$1,443.15$1,082.40—
46118Surgical closure of excised burn wounds covering 30–40% of body surface using autologous skin grafting, autologous skin cell suspension, or temporary allogenic/biosynthetic grafting, performed concurrently with primary excision.$1,813.90$1,360.45—
46119Closure of excised burn wound covering 40–50% of body surface using autologous grafting, cell suspension, or temporary allogenic/biosynthetic substitute, performed at same time as primary excision.$2,184.00$1,638.00—
46120Closure of excised burn wounds covering 50–60% of body surface using autologous skin grafts, autologous skin cell suspension, or temporary allogenic/biosynthetic substitutes, performed concurrently with primary excision.$2,553.45$1,915.10—
46121Excision and definitive or temporary closure of burn wounds covering 60–70% of body surface using autologous grafting, cell suspension, or allogenic/biosynthetic substitutes, performed concurrently with primary excision.$2,923.60$2,192.70—
46122Closure of excised burn wound covering 70–80% of body surface using autologous skin grafting, autologous skin cell suspension, or temporary allogenic/biosynthetic substitutes, performed at same time as primary excision.$3,331.00$2,498.25—
46123Closure of excised burn wounds covering at least 80% of body surface using autologous skin grafting, autologous skin cell suspension, or temporary allogenic/biosynthetic substitutes, performed concurrently with primary excision.$3,730.50$2,797.90—
46124Closure of full-face burn wounds using autologous skin grafting, autologous skin cell suspension, or temporary allogenic/biosynthetic substitutes, performed at the same time as primary burn excision.$2,059.45$1,544.60—
46125Non-excisional debridement and skin substitute application for superficial or mid-dermal partial thickness burns under 1% of body surface area, with anaesthesia and assistance.$404.00$303.00$343.40 (85%)
46126Non-excisional debridement and application of skin substitute for partial thickness burns affecting 1–3% of total body surface area.$641.30$481.00—
46127Non-excisional debridement and skin substitute application for partial thickness burns covering 3–10% of body surface area.$888.35$666.30—
46128Non-excisional debridement and skin substitute application for partial thickness burns covering 10–29% of body surface area.$1,628.55$1,221.45—
46129Non-excisional debridement and skin substitute application for burns covering ≥30% of body surface area, excluding follow-up care.$2,980.30$2,235.25—
46130Definitive closure of burn wounds or skin defects from necrotising fasciitis or scar contracture (under 1% body surface) using autologous grafts or cell suspension, following temporary closure or dressings.$404.00$303.00—
46131Definitive burn wound closure or skin defect repair covering 1–3% of body surface using autologous tissue or cell suspension, following temporary closure or simple dressings.$641.30$481.00—
46132Definitive burn wound closure or skin defect repair covering 3–10% of body surface using autologous tissue or cell suspension, following temporary wound closure or dressings.$703.35$527.55—
46133Definitive closure of burn wounds or skin defects from necrotising fasciitis/scar contracture involving 10–20% body surface using autologous tissue (or autologous skin cell suspension for patients under 15, or over 15 if total area treated is 20%+ bo…$1,073.10$804.85—
46134Surgical closure of severe burn or necrotising fasciitis wounds covering 20–30% of body surface using autologous skin grafts or cell suspension, following temporary non-autologous closure.$2,374.90$1,781.20—
46135Definitive closure of severe burn wounds or necrotising fasciitis skin defects (≥30% body surface) using autologous grafts or cell suspensions, following temporary non-autologous closure.$3,730.50$2,797.90—
46136Definitive closure of full-face burn wounds or necrotising fasciitis defects using autologous tissue, cells, or grafts following temporary non-autologous closure.$2,059.45$1,544.60—
46140Surgical release of burn contracture by excising or incising scar tissue when the resulting defect is less than 1% of total body surface area, with direct repair if needed, including anaesthesia and assistance.$308.10$231.10$261.90 (85%)
46141Surgical release of burn scar contracture by excision or incision when the resulting defect is 1–3% of total body surface, including anaesthesia and assistance.$462.25$346.70—
46142Surgical release of burns contracture by excision or incision of scar when the resulting defect is 3–10% of total body surface area.$554.55$415.95—
46143Surgical release of burn contractures by excising or incising scar tissue when the resulting defect covers 10-20% of total body surface, requiring anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$718.85$539.15—
46150Surgical correction of lower or upper jaw position through bone cutting and repositioning (advancement, retrusion, or tilt adjustment) with fixation or distraction devices; one procedure per patient per occasion.$1,591.65$1,193.75—
46151Surgical correction of upper and lower jaw position through osteotomies (bone cuts) for advancement, retrusion, or tilt adjustment, including fixation and distraction if needed; principal surgeon performs one procedure per patient.$1,735.45$1,301.60—
46152Surgical correction of both upper and lower jaw position through osteotomies for advancement, retrusion, or tilt changes, including fixation and distraction if needed; one procedure per patient per occasion requiring anaesthesia and surgical assistan…$1,301.60$976.20—
46153Surgical correction of both upper and lower jaw position through bone cuts and fixation (including distraction devices if needed), performed by one surgeon in a single session.$2,169.10$1,626.85—
46154Surgical reshaping of the upper jaw using complex segmental bone cuts with fixation or distraction devices, limited to one procedure per patient per occasion.$1,816.50$1,362.40—
46155Complex surgical reshaping of the lower jaw using segmental bone cuts, with or without chin reshaping and fixation, performed once per patient per occasion.$1,816.50$1,362.40—
46156Surgical correction of both upper and lower jaw using complex bone cuts with reshaping, movement, or repositioning, including chin surgery and fixation; principal surgeon in conjoint procedure, once per patient.$2,073.75$1,555.35—
46157Surgical correction of upper and lower jaw involving complex segmental bone cuts, reshaping, repositioning, and genioplasty with fixation; performed as conjoint surgery by specialist surgeons, one service per patient.$1,555.30$1,166.50—
46158Surgical reshaping of both upper and lower jaw bones using complex segmental cuts, with or without chin reshaping and fixation devices, performed once per patient.$2,592.15$1,944.15—
46159Surgical correction of severe midfacial deformities using Le Fort II or III osteotomies, performed by a principal specialist surgeon with anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$2,293.35$1,720.05—
46160Surgical correction of severe midfacial deformity using Le Fort II or III osteotomies requiring two specialist surgeons operating together under anaesthesia with surgical assistance.$1,720.00$1,290.00—
46161Surgical correction of midface deformity using Le Fort II or III osteotomy techniques performed by a single surgeon under anaesthesia with assistance.$2,866.65$2,150.00—
46170Surgical decompression of thoracic outlet for thoracic outlet syndrome, including scalene muscle division and/or cervical or first rib resection via any approach.$1,197.00$897.75—
46171Repeat surgical decompression of the thoracic outlet for thoracic outlet syndrome, including scalene muscle division and/or cervical or first rib resection, with anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$2,034.75$1,526.10—
46172Surgical removal or reduction of a brachial plexus tumour using intraneural dissection via supraclavicular or infraclavicular approach, including anaesthesia and assistance.$2,992.25$2,244.20—
46173Surgical removal or reduction of a brachial plexus tumour requiring nerve dissection in both the supraclavicular and infraclavicular regions, with anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$4,189.15$3,141.90—
46174Surgical exploration of the brachial plexus via supraclavicular or infraclavicular approach, including nerve freeing and intraoperative monitoring, excluding reconstruction.$2,992.25$2,244.20—
46175Surgical exploration of the brachial plexus via supraclavicular and infraclavicular approaches, including nerve freeing and intraoperative monitoring, but not reconstruction.$4,787.55$3,590.70—
46176Surgical exploration of the brachial plexus via posterior subscapular approach, including rib resection and vertebral laminectomies/facetectomies if needed, with neurolyses and intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring, excluding reconstruction or…$1,197.00$897.75—
46177Surgical repair of a single brachial plexus cord or trunk injury using any suitable reconstruction technique.$2,034.75$1,526.10—
46178Surgical repair of a single brachial plexus cord or trunk deficit using any appropriate technique; includes anesthesia and assistant surgeon fees.$2,034.75$1,526.10—
46179Surgical reconstruction of a single brachial plexus cord or trunk defect, performed by two conjoint surgeons with anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$1,693.60$1,270.20—
46180Surgical reconstruction of a partial brachial plexus injury (multiple cords or trunks but not complete) by one surgeon, including anaesthesia and assistant costs.$2,992.25$2,244.20—
46181Surgical reconstruction of a brachial plexus injury affecting multiple cords or trunks (but not the entire plexus) performed as the primary procedure by the principal surgeon, with anaesthetist and assistant support.$2,992.25$2,244.20—
46182Surgical reconstruction of a partial brachial plexus injury (involving multiple cords or trunks but not the entire plexus), performed as conjoint surgery with anaesthesia and assistant support.$2,495.50$1,871.65—
46183Surgical reconstruction of complete brachial plexus damage using any appropriate method, performed by a single surgeon with anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$3,590.65$2,693.00—
46184Surgical reconstruction of a complete brachial plexus injury using any appropriate technique, performed by a principal surgeon with anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$3,590.65$2,693.00—
46185Surgical reconstruction of a complete brachial plexus injury using appropriate methods, requiring conjoint surgery with an assisting surgeon and anaesthetist.$2,992.25$2,244.20—
46300Surgical fusion of a finger joint (IP or MCP), including joint cleaning and/or synovial membrane removal if needed.$486.00$364.50—
46303Surgical fusion of a carpometacarpal joint in the hand, with optional joint cleaning or membrane removal, requiring anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$630.20$472.65—
46308Surgical repair of a finger joint (interphalangeal or metacarpophalangeal) using volar plate or soft tissue interposition, with optional realignment or tendon transfer, for one joint only.$630.15$472.65—
46309Surgical replacement or partial replacement of a finger joint (interphalangeal or metacarpophalangeal), including ligament work, synovectomy, or tendon transfer if needed.$630.15$472.65—
46312Surgical replacement of 2 finger joints (interphalangeal or metacarpophalangeal) in one hand, with possible ligament reconstruction, realignment, synovectomy, or tendon transfer.$810.25$607.70—
46315Surgical replacement or hemi-replacement of up to 3 finger joints in one hand, with optional ligament work, synovectomy, or tendon transfer.$1,080.35$810.30—
46318Surgical replacement of up to 4 finger joints in one hand using prosthetic implants, including ligament work, synovectomy, or tendon transfer if needed.$1,350.40$1,012.80—
46321Prosthetic replacement or hemiarthroplasty of up to 5 interphalangeal or metacarpophalangeal joints of one hand, with optional ligament reconstruction, realignment, synovectomy, or tendon transfer.$1,620.45$1,215.35—
46322Revision surgery on a prosthetic replacement or hemiarthroplasty of a finger or hand joint, including bone grafting, ligament work, synovectomy, or tendon procedures as needed.$945.30$709.00—
46324Surgical replacement of the carpometacarpal joint with a prosthetic implant, which may include ligament and tendon transfers or rebalancing procedures.$1,102.65$827.00—
46325Surgical removal of the carpometacarpal joint with possible ligament/tendon transfers, realignment, or trapezoid excision to treat joint damage or instability.$1,102.65$827.00—
46330Surgical repair or reconstruction of ligaments or capsule in finger joints, including joint opening, stabilisation, or synovial tissue removal for one joint.$414.20$310.65—
46333Surgical repair or reconstruction of ligaments or capsule in finger joints using graft or implant, including associated procedures like joint opening, graft harvesting, and stabilisation.$675.10$506.35—
46335Surgical removal of inflamed tissue from digital extensor tendons in the hand (distal to wrist) for inflammatory arthritis, including retinaculum reconstruction, nodule removal, tenolysis, or tenoplasty; once per hand per occasion.$558.00$418.50—
46336Surgical removal of joint lining from a finger or thumb joint, including related procedures like capsule removal, cleaning, or ligament/tendon realignment, for one joint.$315.15$236.40—
46339Surgical removal of inflamed tissue from digital flexor tendons at wrist level for inflammatory arthritis, with optional tenolysis and/or median nerve release, performed once per wrist.$558.00$418.50—
46340Surgical removal of inflamed synovium from wrist or hand flexor/extensor tendons for tenosynovitis, including retinaculum reconstruction, nodule removal, tenolysis, or tenoplasty as needed.$474.30$355.75—
46341Surgical removal of inflamed synovial tissue around wrist or hand flexor/extensor tendons for non-inflammatory tenosynovitis or post-traumatic synovitis, with optional retinaculum reconstruction, nodule removal, tenolysis, or tenoplasty.$304.20$228.15—
46342Surgical removal of synovial tissue from the distal radioulnar or carpometacarpal joints of the hand, involving one or more joints, performed under anaesthesia with surgical assistance.$558.00$418.50—
46345Surgical removal or reshaping of the distal radioulnar joint with possible ligament reconstruction, tendon repair, joint stabilisation, or synovectomy to treat hand dysfunction.$675.10$506.35—
46348Surgical removal of inflamed tissue sheath around flexor tendons in the hand below the lumbrical origin, including nodule removal, tendon release or repair if needed, performed on one ray only.$292.55$219.45—
46351Surgical removal of inflamed tissue around flexor tendons in the hand (distal to lumbricals), including nodule removal, tenolysis, or tenoplasty, for up to 2 rays in one hand.$436.60$327.45—
46354Surgical removal of inflamed tissue around flexor tendons in the hand (distal to lumbricals), including nodule removal, tendon freeing, or repair, up to 3 rays per hand.$585.15$438.90—
46357Surgical removal of inflamed tissue sheath around finger flexor tendons in the hand, with optional nodule removal or tendon repair, limited to 4 rays per hand under anaesthesia.$729.20$546.90—
46360Surgical removal of inflamed sheath around flexor tendons in the hand (distal to lumbricals), including nodule removal, tenolysis or tenoplasty, up to 5 rays in one hand.$877.75$658.35—
46363Surgical release of a tendon sheath to treat trigger finger, including possible removal or sampling of the synovial membrane, performed under anaesthesia with assistance.$252.00$189.00$214.20 (85%)
46364Microsurgical digital sympathectomy of the hand for one digit, palmar arch, or radial/ulnar artery, excluding cases already covered by items 46363 or 30023 at the same site.$558.00$418.50—
46365Surgical removal of a single rheumatoid nodule from the hand under anaesthesia with surgical assistance.$315.15$236.40$267.90 (85%)
46367Surgical release of the first dorsal compartment of the wrist for De Quervain's tenosynovitis, with optional synovectomy of the tendons or retinaculum reconstruction, excluding cases with concurrent anaesthesia item 46339.$475.85$356.90$404.50 (85%)
46370Needle or chemical division of Dupuytren's contracture tissue in one finger, with optional manipulation and/or nerve block.$153.15$114.90$130.20 (85%)
46372Surgical removal of affected fascia in Dupuytren's contracture affecting one finger, including nerve dissection if needed, under anaesthesia with surgical assistance.$512.20$384.15—
46375Surgical removal of diseased fascia in Dupuytren's contracture affecting 2 fingers, including nerve dissection if needed, with anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$607.65$455.75—
46378Surgical removal of diseased fascia in Dupuytren's contracture affecting three fingers, with nerve dissection if needed; includes anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$810.25$607.70—
46379Surgical removal of affected tissue in Dupuytren's contracture involving four fingers, including nerve dissection if needed, with anaesthesia and assistance.$1,020.70$765.55—
46380Surgical removal of thickened tissue in Dupuytren's contracture affecting all five fingers, with nerve dissection if needed; includes anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$1,286.15$964.65—
46381Surgical release of one interphalangeal joint in the hand during Dupuytren's contracture treatment via open procedure, with anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$360.00$270.00—
46384Surgical Z-plasty or similar local flap procedure performed alongside Dupuytren's contracture surgery, including flap raising, transfer, and suturing of both components.$360.00$270.00—
46387Surgical removal of diseased fascia for recurrent Dupuytren's contracture on one ray, including nerve dissection or neurolysis if needed, excluding cases already covered by item 30023 at the same site.$742.75$557.10—
46390Surgical removal of fascia for recurrent Dupuytren's contracture in up to 2 rays, including nerve dissection or neurolysis if needed, excluding cases already treated under item 30023 at the same site.$990.55$742.95—
46393Surgical removal of thickened tissue for recurrent Dupuytren's contracture affecting up to 3 fingers, including nerve dissection or release if needed, excluding cases already treated under item 30023 at the same site.$1,147.80$860.85—
46394Surgical removal of fascia for recurrent Dupuytren's contracture with nerve dissection or neurolysis as needed, excluding cases already covered by item 30023 at the same site.$1,430.35$1,072.80—
46395Surgical removal of thickened tissue for recurrent Dupuytren's contracture, including nerve dissection or neurolysis if needed, excluding cases already treated under item 30023 at the same site.$1,782.40$1,336.80—
46399Surgical correction of a finger or hand bone with internal fixation, requiring anaesthesia and surgical assistance.$619.75$464.85—
46401Surgical repair of a broken finger or hand bone that has failed to heal, including internal fixation if needed.$497.40$373.05—
46408Surgical reconstruction of hand or wrist tendon using a tendon graft, including graft harvesting and/or tenolysis if needed, excluding cases already covered under item 30023 at the same site.$828.20$621.15—
46411Surgical reconstruction of a single damaged flexor tendon pulley in the hand or wrist using a graft, including graft harvesting if needed.$486.05$364.55—