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Eye examination and corneal foreign body

…all directions; pain on upward gaze may suggest an orbital floor fracture. 4. Topical anaesthesia into the lower fornix. 5. Evert the upper eyelid. Ask…

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G57.51 — Tarsal tunnel syndrom…
G57.5 — Tarsal tunnel syndrome
G57.50 — Tarsal tunnel syndrom…
G57.52 — Tarsal tunnel syndrom…
G57.53 — Tarsal tunnel syndrom…
S93.311 — Subluxation of tarsa…
S93.312 — Subluxation of tarsa…
S93.313 — Subluxation of tarsa…
S93.314 — Dislocation of tarsa…
S93.315 — Dislocation of tarsa…
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0Q5L0ZZ — Destruction of Right Tarsal, Open Approach
0Q5L3ZZ — Destruction of Right Tarsal, Percutaneous Approach
0Q5L4ZZ — Destruction of Right Tarsal, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
0Q5M0ZZ — Destruction of Left Tarsal, Open Approach
0Q5M3ZZ — Destruction of Left Tarsal, Percutaneous Approach
0Q5M4ZZ — Destruction of Left Tarsal, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
0Q8L0ZZ — Division of Right Tarsal, Open Approach
0Q8L3ZZ — Division of Right Tarsal, Percutaneous Approach
0Q8L4ZZ — Division of Right Tarsal, Percutaneous Endoscopic Approach
0Q8M0ZZ — Division of Left Tarsal, Open Approach
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