[Answered]: Case 1: Evacuation of Subdural Hematoma…

Case 1: Evacuation of Subdural Hematoma Preoperative diagnosis: Large right cerebral convexity from nontraumatic acute and chronic subdural hematoma Postoperative diagnosis: Large right cerebral convexity from nontraumatic acute and chronic subdural hematoma Operative procedure: right frontoparietal craniotomy. evacuation of subdural hematoma, placement of subdural drain to suction bulb Surgeon: Neurosurgeon, Ml) Anesthesia: General endotracheal Prep; Iodine Povacrylex and isopropyl alcohol Description of the procedure: The patient presented to the operating room. After satisfactory induction of general endotracheal anesthesia, the patient was positioned supine on the operating table. A shoulder bolster was placed to facilitate positioning and 3-point fixation was applied to the skull. The head was gently rotated to the left and the head secured to the operating table with a Mayfield adaptor. The arms were tucked by the sides, All bony prominences were padded. He had a free-flowing peripheral IV and was monitored with electrocardiogram, Telemetry, pulse oximetry, a temperature probe, and a radial arterial line. Clindamycin 900 mg intravenous was given prior to the incision. The right side of the scalp was shaved with an electric razor and then the skin prepped and draped sterilely. ().5% Bupivacaine HCI with 1:200,()00 units epinephrine was infiltrated locally, a total of approximately 31) cc for the entire case. ICD-10-CM codes: (2 codes) ICD-10-PCS code: (1 code)