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PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Gunshot wound to left upper extremity POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS:…

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PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Gunshot wound to left upper extremity POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Left brachial artery injury PROCEDURE PERFORMED: Left upper arm exploration and interposition grafting of brachial artery INDICATION FOR PROCEDURE: This is a male who suffered a gunshot wound to the left upper arm and other injuries. Upon arrival, the patient was already intubated and he was taken to the OR emergently for exploration. The patient did not have any pulses in the left arm at that time. icd10pcs code

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