I can provide some general information about the CPT codes and how they are updated.
CPT codes are a standardized set of medical codes used in the United States to describe medical, surgical, and diagnostic services. They are updated annually by the AMA’s CPT Editorial Panel, which reviews and makes changes to the codes based on feedback from healthcare professionals and other stakeholders in the industry.
The changes made to the CPT codes each year can vary in scope and complexity, and may include new codes, revised codes, and deleted codes. New codes are typically added to reflect advances in medical technology and new procedures, while revised codes may be updated to clarify their descriptions or better reflect current practices.
The AMA usually releases a summary of the changes made to the CPT codes each year, along with guidelines and instructions for using the codes. Healthcare professionals who use CPT codes are encouraged to stay up-to-date on the changes and guidelines to ensure accurate and appropriate use of the codes.