ZHealth Publishing’s Anatomy Charts, individually laminated, consist of the most useful and informative anatomical illustrations from Dr. Z’s Medical Coding Series. These color illustrations cover interventional radiology, cardiology, and endovascular surgery codes and procedures. These anatomy charts are extremely helpful for both coders and coding educators.

Specifically, ZHealth Publishing’s Anatomy Charts are beneficial for selecting appropriate catheter placement codes and in examining aberrant anatomy to assist in accurate coding. These charts cover the important areas related to IR and cardiology coding. They are also great for internal coding and billing educational sessions.

Dr. Z's Diagnostic & Interventional Cardiovascular Coding Reference, written by physicians who are both clinicians and coding experts in this specialty area, is a comprehensive guide that directs the user through the appropriate coding and charging for complex cardiology procedures. It includes coding guidelines ranging from the simplest procedures, such as echocardiography, to highly complex procedures involving multiple coronary artery interventions and electrophysiology.

This extensive manual contains anatomical drawings, comprehensive coding and charging guidelines, as well as case examples to demonstrate how physician terminology translates to procedure codes. It also covers non-invasive and invasive procedures that may be performed by a cardiologist or in a cardiology department. Additionally, this cardiology coding book details coding guidelines for peripheral angiography and when it is combined with cardiac catheterization.

Dr. Z's Interventional Radiology Coding Reference, written by physicians who are also coding experts in this specialty area, is a comprehensive manual that details the appropriate coding and charging of these highly complex procedures. This book addresses both vascular and non-vascular procedures.

The information is conveniently laid out by procedure type and anatomical site. This book details extensive instructions about the components included in each procedure, as defined by the coding rules for the appropriate CPT or HCPCS code. Coding rules for both physicians and hospitals are discussed while pointing out differences in these rules (where applicable). Each section contains procedure examples to demonstrate the terminology that may be encountered in a report and how that is translated into selecting the correct procedure codes.