Fine Needle Aspiration Bx W/US Gdn 1st Lesion Cost in Wisconsin
10005 (CPT)
The cost of Fine Needle Aspiration Bx W/US Gdn 1st Lesion (CPT 10005) in Wisconsin ranges from $211 to $858 cash price (without insurance). We found pricing data from 2 hospitals.
This procedure is used to take a small sample of cells or fluid from a concerning lump or growth, called a lesion, using a thin needle and ultrasound imaging to guide the process. A patient may need this procedure if their doctor finds a concerning area that needs further testing. During the procedure, the patient will lie still while the doctor uses the ultrasound to locate the lesion and then inserts a thin needle to collect a small sample for analysis.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does Fine Needle Aspiration Bx W/US Gdn 1st Lesion cost in Wisconsin?
- Cash prices for Fine Needle Aspiration Bx W/US Gdn 1st Lesion (CPT 10005) in Wisconsin range from $211 to $858 across 2 hospitals.
- Which hospital in Wisconsin has the cheapest Fine Needle Aspiration Bx W/US Gdn 1st Lesion?
- Aspirus Medford Hospital & Clinics, Inc has the lowest cash price for Fine Needle Aspiration Bx W/US Gdn 1st Lesion in Wisconsin at $211. The highest price is $858 at Adventhealth Durand.
- How do Wisconsin Fine Needle Aspiration Bx W/US Gdn 1st Lesion prices compare to the national average?
- The Wisconsin average cash price for Fine Needle Aspiration Bx W/US Gdn 1st Lesion is $696, which is 13% below the national average of $802.
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