Parliene has TXH- 850, Whan CPT8 code is repored!? 58150 58100 58152 58200

I can’t determine the correct CPT from “TXH-850” alone — I need one clarification: what exactly does TXH-850 refer to (approach: abdominal vs vaginal, and were the tubes/ovaries removed)?

Explanation and how to choose among the options

  • CPT 58150 — Total abdominal hysterectomy (corpus and cervix), abdominal approach (choose if the procedure was an abdominal TAH and there was NO documented salpingo‑oophorectomy).
  • CPT 58152 — Total abdominal hysterectomy with removal of tube(s) and/or ovary(ies) (choose if the procedure was abdominal and at least one ovary/tube was removed — i.e., TAH + unilateral or bilateral salpingo‑oophorectomy).
  • CPT 58200 — Vaginal hysterectomy (complete), with or without removal of tubes/ovaries (choose if the hysterectomy was performed vaginally).
  • CPT 58100 — (needs context) this code is not commonly used for the typical TAH vs vaginal distinction — please check the operative note or provide more detail so I can confirm.

What I need from you

  • Was the hysterectomy performed abdominally or vaginally?
  • Were tubes and/or ovaries removed (unilateral or bilateral)?
  • If possible, paste the exact wording from the operative report or the system that generated “TXH-850.”

If you tell me those details I’ll pick the exact CPT and show the mapping step‑by‑step.

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