I just had a background check and its shows, and shows ACTIVE. It should of fell off and disappeared. This makes me very angry. VERY. I trying to get on fulltime and this just shows what a joke the judicial system is.You do everything on your part and they do nothing. just had a background check and its shows, and shows ACTIVE. It should of fell off and disappeared. This makes me very angry. VERY. I trying to get on fulltime and this just shows what a joke the judicial system is.
Vein ligation and stripping is a surgical approach to the treatment of varicose veins. It is also sometimes called phlebectomy. Ligation refers to the surgical tying off of a large vein in the leg called the greater saphenous vein, while stripping refers to the removal of this vein through incisions in the groin area or behind the knee.
Vein ligation and stripping procedures often are rejected by payers, including Medicare, as cosmetic. But by correctly using diagnostic codes to show medical necessity and adding the right modifier, surgeons can minimize denials. Surgical ligation and stripping is done to the main trunk of the superficial saphenous vein. If the long saphenous vein is to be removed, an incision (1-2 inches) is made in the groin.