CPT 75710
Angiography of the arteries of one arm or leg (extremity, unilateral)
Last reviewed August 2026 · DataLily AI data team
What does CPT 75710 mean?
CPT 75710 reports angiography — contrast X-ray imaging of blood vessels — of a single extremity. The bilateral extremity study is reported with 75716.
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CPT 75710 at a glance
- Code
- 75710
- Code type
- CPT/HCPCS
- Short descriptor
- Artery x-rays arm/leg
- Category
- ASC Ancillary
- ASC eligibility
- ASC-eligible (ancillary)
- Typical setting
- Ambulatory surgery center (POS 24) or hospital outpatient department (POS 22).
What is CPT code 75710?
CPT 75710 reports angiography — contrast X-ray imaging of blood vessels — of a single extremity. The bilateral extremity study is reported with 75716. Its official short descriptor is "Artery x-rays arm/leg", and in the ASC context it is grouped under ASC Ancillary.
Is CPT 75710 eligible in an ambulatory surgery center (ASC)?
CPT 75710 is an ancillary service that can be provided in the ASC setting when it supports a surgical procedure.
Where is CPT 75710 typically performed?
Ambulatory surgery center (POS 24) or hospital outpatient department (POS 22).
Which specialties use CPT 75710?
CPT 75710 is most associated with Diagnostic Radiology.
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