CPT® Code 0765T

1. Indications

The assistive algorithmic electrocardiogram risk-based assessment is indicated for the evaluation of various cardiac dysfunctions. The specific conditions for which this procedure is performed include:

• Low Ejection Fraction This condition indicates that the heart is not pumping blood effectively, which can lead to heart failure and other serious complications.
• Pulmonary Hypertension A condition characterized by elevated blood pressure in the pulmonary arteries, which can strain the heart and lead to heart failure.
• Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy A genetic condition where the heart muscle becomes abnormally thick, potentially leading to obstructed blood flow and other complications.

2. Procedure

The procedure for conducting an assistive algorithmic electrocardiogram risk-based assessment involves several key steps:

• Step 1: ECG Acquisition The first step involves obtaining a standard 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) waveform. This can be done during a routine examination or by utilizing a previously recorded ECG that has been digitally archived.
• Step 2: Algorithmic Analysis Once the ECG data is acquired, the assistive algorithmic software is employed to analyze the waveform. This software utilizes artificial intelligence to detect potential cardiac dysfunctions by evaluating various parameters within the ECG data.
• Step 3: Report Generation After the analysis is complete, the software automatically generates a detailed report outlining the findings. This report includes insights into any detected cardiac issues and does not require manual input from a physician or qualified provider, streamlining the assessment process.

3. Post-Procedure

Post-procedure care for the assistive algorithmic electrocardiogram risk-based assessment typically involves reviewing the generated report with the patient. Healthcare providers may discuss the findings and any necessary follow-up actions based on the detected cardiac dysfunctions. Additionally, further diagnostic testing or treatment options may be considered depending on the results of the assessment. Continuous monitoring and management of any identified conditions are essential to ensure optimal cardiac health.