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Produced: 11/25/2024 9:00 PM
Question 20220039
Inquiry Details
References:
ICD-O-3.2
Question:
Reportability/Histology--Eye: Is “squamous mucosa with high grade dysplasia” equivalent to a diagnosis of “high grade squamous dysplasia?” See Discussion.
Discussion:
A conjunctival biopsy final diagnosis is squamous mucosa with moderate to high grade dysplasia. The diagnosis comment states that immunostains were performed and confirm squamous histology. This seems to imply a high grade squamous dysplasia, rather than a non-reportable high grade dysplasia. Does this case meet the criteria for reportable high grade squamous dysplasia?
Answer:
Squamous mucosa with high grade dysplasia is the same as high grade squamous dysplasia in the conjunctiva and is coded to 8077/2.
Cancer Site Category:
Eye
Data Item Category:
Histology
Other Category:
Reportability
Year:
2022
