Procedure: Debridement of 2nd degree burn, 200cm of right hand and wrist, excisional debridement of 3rd degree burns to 10% of the abdomen and 13% of the back.
General anesthesia was achieved and the patient was placed in the right lateral decubitus position. The left hip and lower back as well as the abdomen and right upper extremity were prepped and draped with Betadine. The 2nd degree blisters were completely debrided off all of the fingers and the hand. The area was then scrubbed thoroughly with a scrub brush, bleeding was controlled with a saline epinephrine soak, and the hand was thoroughly dried. A large biobrane glove was stretched over the hand and held in place at the wrist with staples. The ellipsis was drawn around the skin transversely at both the lower back as well as the abdomen. These areas were then excised with a number 10 blade. The burns were scrubbed and dressed with biobrane.
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The Answer of Procedure: Debridement of 2nd degree burn, 200cm of right hand and wrist, excisional debridement of 3rd degree burns to 10% of the abdomen and 13% of the back.
General anesthesia was achieved and the patient was placed in the right lateral decubitus position. The left hip and lower back as well as the abdomen and right upper extremity were prepped and draped with Betadine. The 2nd degree blisters were completely debrided off all of the fingers and the hand. The area was then scrubbed thoroughly with a scrub brush, bleeding was controlled with a saline epinephrine soak, and the hand was thoroughly dried. A large biobrane glove was stretched over the hand and held in place at the wrist with staples. The ellipsis was drawn around the skin transversely at both the lower back as well as the abdomen. These areas were then excised with a number 10 blade. The burns were scrubbed and dressed with biobrane.
Select the appropriate CPT and ICD-10-CM codes.

Procedure: Debridement of 2nd Degree Burn, 200cm of Right Hand