PRS CodeMatrix©: ClearPetra Stone Aspiration System
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Access a practical PRS reimbursement tool designed to help urology practices understand coding, documentation, billing, and payer considerations related to the ClearPetra Stone Aspiration System.
Current Version: Q2 2026
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Preview of the ClearPetra PRS CodeMatrix© guidance document.
What ClearPetra Is
- Suction-enabled flexible ureteral access sheath system
- Designed to be steered throughout renal anatomy
- Supports aspiration of irrigation fluid, stone fragments, dust, blood, and related material
- Uses active suction and a pressure control vent to help keep intrarenal pressure lower compared with conventional access sheaths
What’s Included
- Physician coding logic for ureteroscopy and lithotripsy cases
- Facility coding considerations, including C9761 discussion
- ICD-10 coding examples for kidney and ureter stones
- Documentation guidance for aspiration, lithotripsy, stent status, laterality, and device use
- Billing, compliance, and payer confirmation considerations
- Common physician-side and facility-side pitfalls
Designed For
- Urologists
- Advanced Practice Providers
- ASC and HOPD facility teams
- Billing and coding teams
- Practice administrators
- Revenue cycle leadership
Documentation Focus
- Procedure elements: cystourethroscopy, ureteroscopy and/or pyeloscopy, and lithotripsy as applicable
- Stone location, stone burden, clearance intent, and outcomes
- Fragment evacuation and aspiration workflow, including where and how aspiration occurred
- Device and supply capture alignment across the operative note, nursing record, supply log, and charge capture record
PRS Perspective
ClearPetra coding and reimbursement depend on procedure details, documentation, facility charge capture, and payer-specific rules. PRS recommends confirming payer guidance in writing, documenting the device name and functional capabilities, and aligning the physician note, facility record, supply log, and charge capture record before claim submission.
Transparency
Thank you to KARL STORZ for supporting this hub and the development of these tools. This content is developed and vetted by Mark Painter, Scott Painter, and PRS Network and is not influenced by KARL STORZ.
