Procedure: Bladder asplration with suprapuble tube placement. The patlent was brought to the operating room and placed in the supine position. Anesthesla was administered, and the patient was then moved to the dorsal lithotomy position. He was prepped and draped in normal sterille fashion after the Foley catheter was removed. A cystoscopy was used to explore the bladder for tumor or other foreign bodles. None were Identified. The bladder was then filled with about 500 cc of sterile water, which allowed for identification of the tract needec to Insert the Rauch suprapublc trocar. The skin was anesthetized with Marcalne and Lidocalne. A needle was then Inserted though the lower adbominal wall into the bladder, and the trocar was advanced until the sheath of the trocare was in the bladder. A 16 French catheter was placed though the sheath Into the bladder, and the balloon was inflated with 10 cc of sterile water. The sheath was then removed, and we noted good placement of the suprapuble tube in the bladder. The tube was then secured with 0 prolene suture, and the skin Inclision was cauterized and hemostasls was achleved. The patlent was transferred to the recovery room in pood condition. What is/are the correct CPT coddcodes?
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