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ACGME Case Log Instructions: Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery (FPMRS) Review Committees for Obstetrics and Gynecology, and Urology Updated July 2013 BACKGROUND The ACGME Case Log System is a data depository to support programs in complying with requirements and to provide a uniform mechanism to verify the clinical education of residents and fellows in ACGME programs. The Case Log System is designed to capture and categorize a fellow s experience with patient care. It was initially instituted in 2001. It is the intention of the Review Committees for Obstetrics and Gynecology and Urology that each fellow has a reasonably equivalent educational experience and a sufficient volume of procedures to prepare for the practice of FPMRS. As part of the process, the case numbers for each fellow completing a program are collected and analyzed at the time of graduation. To accomplish this complex task, a structured database has been created using standard codes for diagnoses and procedures. The Case Log System helps assess the breadth and depth of clinical experience provided to each fellow in a FPMRS fellowship by his or her program. It is the responsibility of the individual fellows to accurately and in a timely manner enter their case data. The data entered will be monitored by the program directors and analyzed by the Review Committee. Separate analyses are created annually for the Review Committees, program directors, and residents/fellows. The Review Committees seek to assess the adequacy of the fellows experience and monitor the quality of education for each program. The goal is to create a real-time, on-going listing of fellows' operative experiences so that the quality of surgical education can be easily monitored and optimized. While no minimum number of procedures has been determined, it is important that fellows document all procedures either as a surgeon or assistant. The Case Log System is HIPPA-compliant, and there are agreements in place, created by the ACGME, between the covered entities and the sponsoring institution. We welcome comments and corrections which will be used to improve the system annually. FAQ Which codes should be used for case entry? Only the codes listed in the document, Obstetrics and Gynecology and Urology FMRPS Coding Guidelines should be used. Only cases using the defined codes will be counted toward a resident s case volume. The Case Log System uses procedure (CPT) codes that were developed by the American Medical Association (AMA). These codes are commonly used for billing purposes by billers and insurers, and so are fairly detailed.

GUIDELINES Please refer to the document Obstetrics and Gynecology and Urology FMRPS Coding Guidelines. Only procedures are being counted. All acceptable CPT codes are listed in the spreadsheet. Do not use any other codes. Residents should enter cases daily. It is to the individual resident s (and the program s) advantage to accurately maintain and submit this information, as it will describe the resident s experience as well as the program s ability to provide this experience. FIELDS Resident: Enter the resident s name Attending: Enter the attending physician s name. This must be one of the program attendings identified in the ACGME system. Ask the program director for a list. Institution: Select the institution where the case/encounter was performed. Resident Year: Select from drop-down list. Resident Role: Select the role from the drop-down list: Surgeon or Teaching Assistant. Date: Enter the date of case/encounter (Format: mm/dd/yyyy). Case ID: Enter a unique identifier for the individual patient (typically, the medical record number). Code: Use the ICD9 and CPT codes in the spreadsheet. Online there are search options and drop-down menus. The Review Committees review all codes and map them to an area and type. Those codes that are not mapped to an area and type will fall under a category called Miscellaneous. Full Code Desc. (Online version only) This is the full CPT/ICD9 description. This field is populated by the database based on the CPT/ICD9 code the resident chooses. Area: (Online version only) The area is the broadest category of procedure/diagnosis the Review Committee is tracking. Type: (Online version only) The type is the procedure/diagnosis category that the Review Committee is tracking. Comment: This can be notes about the patient and/or procedure. This is not a mandatory field.

CATEGORIES THE REVIEW COMMITTEES ARE TRACKING DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES SIMPLE URODYNAMICS 51725 COMPLEX URODYNAMICS 51726 WITH URETHRAL PRESSURE PROFILE 51727 WITH VOIDING PRESSURE STUDY 51728 WITH VOIDING PRESSURE, UPP 51729 CYSTOSCOPY 52000 CYSTOURETHROSCOPY, WITH IRRIGATION AND 52001 EVACUATION OF MULTIPLE OBSTRUCTING CLOTS CYSTOSCOPY WITH URETERAL CATHERIZATION 52005 CYSTOURETHROSCPY WITH BIOPSIES 52204 CYSTOURETHROSCOPY WITH DILATION FOR IC 52260 ANAL ULTRASOUND 46872 PESSARY FITTING/INCONTINENCE RING 51760 SURGICAL PROCEDURES FOR URINARY INCONTINENCE PERIURETHRAL INJECTION 51715 CYSTOURETHROSCOPY WITH BOTOX INJECTION 52287 RETROPUBIC PROCEDURES BURCH OR MMK (PRIMARY) 51840 BURCH OR MMK (REPEAT) 51841 LAPAROSCOPIC BURCH OR MMK 51990 SLING PROCEDURES FASCIA OR SYNTHETIC 57288 LAPAROSCOPIC SLING 51992 SACRAL NERVE STIMULATOR PERC PLACEMENT OF NEUROSTIMULATOR 64553 ELECTRODES (PNE) SACRAL NERVE (TRANSFOEAMINAL PROC) 64561 (STAGE I) SACRAL NERVE (TRANSFORMAINAL 64581 PROC) INCISION AND SUBCUTANEOUS PLACEMENT OF 64590 PERIPHERAL OR GASTRIC NEUROSTIMULATOR PULSE GENERATOR OR RECEIVER, DIRECT OR INDUCTIVE COUPLING ARTIFICIAL BLADDER NECK SPHINCTER INSERTION 53445

REMOVAL 53446 REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT 53447 REMOVAL, REPLACEMENT AND DEBRIDEMENT 53448 53449 REMOVAL OR REVISION OF ANY TYPE OF SLING 57287 URETHROLYSIS FOR URINARY RETENTION 53500 APICAL PROLAPSE ABDOMINAL PROCEDURES- APICAL PROLAPSE COLPOPEXY 57280 CLOSURE OF ENTEROCELE, SEPARATE 57270 PROCEDURE UTEROSACRAL SUSPENSION 58400 LAPAROSCOPIC PROCEDURES (WITH/WITHOUT ROBOTIC ASSISTANCE APICAL PROLAPSE) COLPOPEXY 57425 VAGINAL PROCEDURES APICAL PROLAPSE COLPOCLEISIS 57110 LE FORTECOLPOCLEISIS 57120 SSLS (EXTRAPERITONEAL APPROACH) 57282 UTEROSACRAL SUSPENSION (INTRAPERITONEAL) 57283 OF ENTEROCELE ALONE 57268 ANTERIOR WALL ABDOMINAL PROCEDURES ANTERIOR WALL PARAVAGINAL 57284 LAPAROSCOPIC PROCEDURES (WITH/WITHOUT ROBOTIC ASSISTANCE ANTERIOR WALL) PARAVAGINAL 57423 VAGINAL PROCEDURES ANTERIOR WALL ANTERIOR COLPORRHAPHY 57240 COMBINED ANTERIOR/POSTERIOR COLPORRHAPHY 57260 PARAVAGINAL 57285 POSTERIOR WALL VAGINAL PROCEDURES POSTERIOR WALL POSTERIOR COLPORRHAPHY 57200 COMBINED ANTERIOR/POSTERIOR COLPORRHAPHY 57260 COLPOPERINEORRHAPHY 57210 COLPOPERINEORRHAPHY, OF RECTOCELE 57250

COLPOPERINEORRHAPHY,WITH ENTEROCELE 57265 PLASTIC OF INTROITUS 56800 PERINEOPLASTY OF PERINEUM 56810 TRANSANAL RECTOCELE 45560 GRAFT/MESH AUGMENTATION VAGINAL INSERTION 57267 REMOVAL OF MESH ABDOMINAL APPROACH 57296 REMOVAL OF MESH LAPAROSCOPIC APPROACH 57426 REMOVAL OF MESH VAGINAL APPROACH 57295 SURGICAL PROCEDURES ON URINARY SYSTEM VESICOVAGINAL FISTULA ABDOMINAL 51900 LAPAROSCOPIC 51999 VAGINAL 57320 TRANSVESICAL AND VAGINAL APPROACH 57330 CLOSURE OF VESICOVAGINAL FISTULA WITH 51925 HYSTERECTOMY CLOSURE OF CYSTOTOMY 51880 CYSTO/CYSTOURETHROPLASTY 51800 ENTEROCYSTOCYSTOPLASTY WITH INTESTINAL REANASTOMOSIS 51960 CYSTECTOMY WITH ILEAL CONDUIT OR SIGMOID BLADDER 51590 URETROSIGMOIDOSTOMY WITH CREATION OF SIGMOID BLADDER AND ESTABLISHMENT OF ABDOMINAL COLOSTOMY, INCLUDING INTESTINAL ANASTOMOSIS URETEROCOLON CONDUIT, INCLUDING INTESTINE ANASTOMOSIS 50810 50815 ILEAL CONDUIT 50820 CONTINENT DIVERSION 50825 ILEOSTOMY REVISION (STOMA) SIMPLE 44312 ILEOSTOMY REVSION COMPLEX 44314

URETHROVAGINAL FISTULA CLOSURE VAGINAL APPROACH 57310 CLOSURE WITH BULBOCAVERNOSIS 57311 URETHRAL DIVERTICULUM EXCISION 53230 MARSUPULIZATION 53240 URETHRAL PROCEDURES ID SKENE S GLAND ABSCESS 53060 FULGARATION OR EXCISION OF SKENE S GLAND 53270 FULGARATION OR EXCISION OF URETHRAL PROLAPSE 53275 PLASTIC OF URETHRA (KELLY) 57220 URETERONEOCYSTECTOMY 50780 URETEROUTEROSTOMY 50760 URETERAL STENT PLACEMENT 52332 URETERAL STENT REMOVAL 52310 RETROGRADE PYELOGRAM 50394 SURGICAL PROCEDURES ON GENITAL SYSTEM ABDOMINAL HYSTERECTOMY TOTAL ABDOMINAL HYSTERECTOMY (TAH) 58150 TAH WITH BURCH 58153 SUPRACERVICAL 58180 VAGINAL HYSTERECTOMY VAGINAL HYSTERECTOMY (UTERUS <250 GRAMS) 58260 WITH REMOVAL OF TUBES AND/OR OVARIES 58262 WITH REMOVAL OF TUBES AND/OR OVARIES, ENTEROCELE 58263 WITH BURCH OR NEEDLE SUSPENSION 58267 WITH BURCH OR NEEDLE SUSPENSION, ENTEROCELE 58270 VAGINAL HYSTERECTOMY (UTERUS >250 GRAMS) 58290 WITH REMOVAL OF TUBES AND/OR OVARIES 58291 WITH REMOVAL OF TUBES AND/OR OVARIES, ENTEROCELE 58292 WITH BURCH OR NEEDLE SUSPENSION 58293 WITH BURCH OR NEEDLE SUSPENSION, ENTEROCELE 58294 LAPAROSCOPIC HYSTERECTOMY (WITH/WITHOUT ROBOTIC ASSISTANCE) LAPAROSCOPIC TOTAL HYSTERECTOMY(UTERUS <250 GRAMS) 58570

WITH REMOVAL TUBES AND/OR OVARIES 58571 LAPAROSCOPIC TOTAL HYSTERECTOMY (UTERUS >250 58572 GRAMS) WITH REMOVAL OF TUBES AND/OR OVARIES 58573 LS SUPRACERVICAL HYSTERECTOMY(UTERUS <250 GRAMS) 58541 WITH REMOVAL OF TUBES AND/OR OVARIES 58542 LAPAROSCOPIC SUPRACERVICAL TOTAL HYSTERECTOMY 58543 (UTERUS >250 GRAMS) WITH REMOVAL OF TUBES AND/OR OVARIES 58544 LAPAROSCOPY WITH VAGINAL HYSTERECTOMY (UTERUS 58550 <250 GRAMS) WITH REMOVAL OF TUBES AND/OR OVARIES 58552 LAPAROSCOPY WITH VAGINAL HYSTERECTOMY (UTERUS 58553 >250 GRAMS) WITH REMOVAL OF TUBES AND/OR OVARIES 58554 CONSTRUCTION OF NEO-VAGINA NEOVAGINA WITHOUT GRAFT 57291 NEOVAGINA WITH GRAFT 57292 REVISION OF NEOVAGINA ABDOMINAL APPROACH 57296 REVISION OF NEOVAGINA VAGINAL APPROACH 57295 SURGICAL PROCEDURES GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM OF CHRONIC THIRD DEGREE LACERATION 46750 RECTOVAGINAL FISTULA VAGINAL OR TRANSANAL APPROACH 57300 ABDOMINAL APPROACH 57305 ABDOMINAL WITH COLOSTOMY 57307 TRANSPERINEAL WITH PERINEAL BODY 57308 RECONSTRUCTION CLOSURE OF RECTOVESICAL FISTULA 45800 CLOSURE OF RECTOVESICAL FISTULA WITH 45805 COLOSTOMY CLOSURE OF RECTOURETHRAL FISTULA 45820 CLOSURE OF RECTOURETHRAL FISTULA WITH 45825 COLOSTOMY MARTIUS FLAP WITH A RECTOVAGINAL FISTULA 20926