1. Under anesthesia, open treatment of a traumatic right closed posterior hip dislocation was performed by an incision made along the posterior aspect of the right hip. After the gluteus maximus muscle was identified, the muscle was split and retracted. The right hip joint was exposed, and the dislocation was reduced. The incision was closed in multiple layers with sutures. (initial encounter). Please students initial encounter means the diagnosis code must end with the letter "A". 1 diagnosis code: 1 procedure code:

1. Under anesthesia, open treatment of a traumatic right closed posterior hip dislocation was performed by an incision made along the posterior aspect of the right hip. After the gluteus maximus muscle was identified, the muscle was split and retracted. The right hip joint was exposed, and the dislocation was reduced. The incision was closed in multiple layers with sutures. (initial encounter). Please students initial encounter means the diagnosis code must end with the letter "A". 1 diagnosis code: 1 procedure code:

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