Fee
| Component | Value |
|---|---|
| Provider fee | $186.60 |
Schedule and sources
- Fee edition
- October 1, 2026
- Record effective
- 2026-04-01
- Schedule edition
- July 22, 2026; effective July 1, 2026
- Official files
- Fee masterSchedule PDFOntario source page
SURGICAL PATHOLOGY, LEVEL 6. Gross and microscopic examination of the following specimens: Bone (resection); breast (mastectomy with regional lymph nodes); colon (segmental resection for neoplasm); colon (total resection); extremity (disarticulation); fetus (with dissection); larynx (partial or total resection with regional lymph nodes); lung (partial or total resection); oesophagus (partial or total resection); pancreas (partial or total resection); prostate (radical resection); small intestine (resection for neoplasm); soft tissue neoplasm (extensive resection); stomach (partial or total resection for neoplasm); testis (neoplasm); tongue (resection for
Surgical Pathology, Level 6 .................................................... 186.60
Passages mentioning L866
Note:
1.For uterine leiomyoma or prolapse, see L864.
2.For uterine neoplasm, see L866.DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES
LABORATORY MEDICINE
L866 SURGICAL PATHOLOGY, LEVEL 6.
Gross and microscopic examination of the following specimens:
Bone (resection); breast (mastectomy with regional lymph nodes); colon (segmental resection
for neoplasm); colon (total resection); extremity (disarticulation); fetus (with dissection); larynx
(partial or total resection with regional lymph nodes); lung (partial or total resection);
oesophagus (partial or total resection); pancreas (partial or total resection); prostate (radical
resection); small intestine (resection for neoplasm); soft tissue neoplasm (extensive resection);
stomach (partial or total resection for neoplasm); testis (neoplasm); tongue (resection for
neoplasm); tonsil (resection for neoplasm); urinary bladder (partial or total resection); uterus
with or without fallopian tubes and ovaries (neoplasm other than leiomyoma); vulva (partial or
total resection).
L867 SURGICAL PATHOLOGY
Gross and microscopic examination of specimens not listed in Levels 2 through 6.
Payment rules:
1. The unit of a service in Surgical Pathology and Cytopathology is a specimen. A specimen is
tissue that is identified and submitted for individual and separate examination and diagnosis.
[Commentary:
Surgical Pathology codes L861 through L866 denote increasing levels of physician work
associated with examination of the specimens listed in the respective service code definitions.]
2. When the examination of a specimen requires any of the services listed under Special
Procedures and Interpretation - Histology or Cytology, such services are eligible for payment
in addition to any of the following services (when rendered):
a.services listed under Anatomic Pathology - Surgical Pathology,
b.services listed under Anatomic Pathology – Cytopathology; or
c.a Diagnostic Laboratory Medicine Consultation (A585/C585) as listed in the "Consultation
and Visits" section of the Schedule.
3. Cytology smears fees are payable in each case for which the physician is responsible
whether or not all slides are personally examined by the physician.
[Commentary:
1.For the technical components of Laboratory Medicine (L001 to L799 and L900 codes), please
refer to the separate Schedule of Benefits for Laboratory Services.
2.See section 37.1 of regulation 552 under the Health Insurance Act for additional information
regarding payment and insurability of Laboratory services.]Fee master record
Master, record 3630. Record Layout PDF, page 1.
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| assistant | 00000000000 / 0 |
| specialist | 00000000000 / 0 |
| anaesthetist | 00000000000 / 0 |
| non anaesthetist | 00000000000 / 0 |
Explanation
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Surgical pathology, Level 6, under Laboratory Medicine. It covers gross and microscopic examination of listed specimens, such as major resections and a fetus with dissection.
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Some items are limited to specific procedures, such as resection for neoplasm or radical prostate resection.
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