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Congenital Short Leg Prosthesis
Posted By: Ed Kaufman CO, C.Ped on April 4, 2017
Dear Colleagues, We have a 62 y/o female pt who presented with a 5 inch shoe lift. She is a performer and embarrassed to be on stage by the Markell high top shoes and short leg brace she wears. I believe that she would benefit from a prosthesis but would like some help in having it approved by her insurance carrier. Medical justification is required and I would like to know if anyone has had a similar patient and the notes that were used to obtain authorization. Any help you could provide would be most appreciated, Ed Kaufman Yale Surgical |
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