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CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) is maintained by the AMA. Category I codes are the main five-digit procedure/service codes, grouped into six sections — with Surgery, the largest, further divided by body system.

SectionRange
Evaluation & Management (E/M)99202–99499
Anesthesia00100–01999
Surgery — organized by body system:10021–69990
  Integumentary10021–19499
  Musculoskeletal20100–29999
  Respiratory30000–32999
  Cardiovascular33016–37799
  Hemic & Lymphatic38100–38999
  Mediastinum & Diaphragm39000–39599
  Digestive40490–49999
  Urinary50010–53899
  Male genital54000–55899
  Female genital & Maternity56405–59899
  Endocrine60000–60699
  Nervous61000–64999
  Eye & Ocular adnexa65091–68899
  Auditory & Operating microscope69000–69990
Radiology — imaging, ultrasound, nuclear medicine, radiation oncology70010–79999
Pathology & Laboratory80047–89398
Medicine — immunizations, dialysis, cardiovascular, PT, etc.90281–99607
Category II — optional performance-measurement codes, end in "F"0001F–9007F
Category III — temporary codes for emerging technology, end in "T"0042T & up

Note: ranges are approximate and update every year — always verify against the current-year CPT® Professional manual. CPT® is a registered trademark of the American Medical Association.

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