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2025 Hysteropexy CPT Code
Bryant Schmitz • Updated Jun 30, 2025
Hysteropexy (CPT code 58400) is a surgical procedure used by gynecologists and urogynecologists to reposition and secure a prolapsed uterus. It can be performed via abdominal, vaginal or laparoscopic approach to restore pelvic support while preserving the uterus. This article provides detailed guidance on the proper use of CPT code 58400 for accurate coding and billing practices.
Table of Contents
CPT Code for Hysteropexy
Detailed Description of CPT Code 58400
Coding & Billing Considerations
Why Proper Coding Is Important
What is a CPT Code?
Disclaimer
CPT Code for Hysteropexy
The CPT code for hysteropexy is 58400. This code describes the uterine-sparing prolapse surgery, with or without the use of graft materials.
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Detailed Description of CPT Code 58400
CPT Code: 58400
• Code Description: Suspension of uterus, vaginal; with or without graft
• Inclusions: Uterine suspension via vaginal approach, suture placement, use of graft material if necessary, pelvic support restoration
• Exclusions: Hysterectomy procedures, abdominal approach suspension, separate graft coding unless not integral, vaginal vault suspension (separate code)
Coding & Billing Considerations
• Append modifier 51 when performed with other procedures during the same surgical session.
• Use modifier 59 when necessary to denote distinct procedural services.
• Clearly document the uterine prolapse and the decision to preserve the uterus.
• Do not report 58400 in conjunction with hysterectomy codes.
• Include operative report details on graft use and suspension technique.
• Confirm payer-specific requirements for preauthorization or documentation.
Why Proper Coding Is Important
Accurate use of CPT code 58400 is essential for ensuring correct reimbursement and minimizing denials. It supports compliance with billing standards and provides a consistent record of patient care. Proper coding also promotes transparency in surgical procedures and helps align clinical documentation with insurance requirements.
What is a CPT Code?
CPT stands for Current Procedural Terminology. These codes are used by medical professionals to describe procedures and services performed. CPT codes are crucial for the billing process, allowing healthcare providers to communicate with insurance companies and other payers about the procedures performed.
Disclaimer
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