Posterior Cranial Fossa Base Craniotomy

A Posterior Fossa Base Craniotomy (Park Bench Position) is a surgical procedure to make an opening in the back of the head by removing a small section of bone. The posterior cranial fossa is located at the base of the skull and contains the brainstem and the cerebellum. There are many reasons a surgeon will perform a craniotomy to reach the posterior cranial fossa, including tumor resection, removal of vascular malformations, decompression, or to gain access to the area for shunt placement or biopsies.

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Distance

Johns Hopkins Hospital

1800 Orleans St.
BALTIMORE, MD 21287

10 Miles

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Inclusions

The Bundled Rate plus Outlier Per Diems includes:

1. Those comprehensive facility services, supplies, and equipment necessary to perform the Bundled Procedure and rendered by PROVIDER 2. Those professional services necessary to perform the Bundled Procedure and rendered by a Physician 3. The treatment of any complication or concurrent related illness associated with or resulting from the performance of the Bundled Procedure The Bundled Rate Period covers the 1 day(s) prior to the procedure for the scheduled Accarent Procedure and up to 4 inpatient days in the hospital. Should the length of stay exceed 4 inpatient days, then per diem outlier payments will be applicable for each subsequent inpatient day. Covered outpatient follow-up services related to the bundled procedure beginning on the day of discharge through 30 calendar days are included in the bundled price.

Exclusions

ONCOLOGY SERVICES, INCLUDING CHEMOTHERAPY AND RADIATION

Candidacy

Candidacy for the bundled procedure will be determined by the Provider.

Posterior Cranial Fossa Base Craniotomy

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