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What is the adjective form of cranium?
The adjective form is cranial.
What is the code for the removal of a halo after the patient has healed from their c-1 fracture and the initial cranial halo was applied by the same physician?
20661
What would happen if the skull was damaged?
Massive cranial trauma will most likely result in death. Partial, or minor cranial trauma can usually be fixed with surgery. that is if we are not talking about halo skulls, cause you cant shatter halo skulls
How do you spell the plural form of halo?
The plural form of "halo" is spelled "halos."
application form?
application form
What is the English spelling of the plural of halo?
The plural form of halo is either halos or haloes.
Is halo waypoint a online game only?
Halo: Waypoint is an Xbox Live only application. It isn't an actual game, only a way to track your progress with achievements in the many Halo games.
What is the largest cranial nerve in a sheep brain?
Trigeminal. I took 28 hours in anatomy....
Do you need xbox live to get halo waypoint awards?
Yes, since halo waypoint is a downloaded application you would need xbox live to use it.
What are common symptoms with a cranial nerves mnemonic?
This question can't be answered in its present form. There is no such thing as cranial nerves mnemonic relating to the term symptoms. Cranial nerves are in your nervous system and do not have symptoms unless there is illness or disease, neither of which is mentioned in the question.
What is the first portion of the galaxy to form?
Halo.
What is the cpt code for removal of cranial halo?
The CPT code for the removal of a cranial halo is typically 20680, which refers to the removal of an external fixator or similar device. However, it's essential to confirm the specific details of the procedure and consult the latest CPT code guidelines, as codes may vary based on the complexities involved or specific circumstances related to the removal. Always verify with the most current coding resources or a coding specialist.
