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The calendar date on which a surgically placed medical device record was most recently updated in the implant registry or clinical data system. Used for audit trail maintenance, data quality monitoring, and tracking changes to device information over the implant lifecycle.

The timestamp indicating the exact time a surgically placed medical device record was last updated in the clinical or registry system. Combined with the modified date, supports precise audit logging, concurrent edit detection, and chronological tracking of implant data changes.

The human-readable label or product name identifying a surgically placed medical device in clinical documentation and device registries. Used to display the device clearly in patient records, operative reports, and implant tracking systems for clinical staff and administrative workflows.

Free-text annotation field capturing supplemental clinical observations, procedural details, or device-specific instructions associated with a surgically placed medical device. Used by clinicians to document relevant context not captured in structured data fields within implant registry and surgical records.

A numeric reference assigned to a surgically placed medical device for identification within clinical and administrative systems. May represent a lot number, serial number, or internal registry sequence number used to track individual device units through implantation, follow-up, and recall management.

The date on which a surgically placed medical device was implanted in a patient or the date a device-related condition or complication first presented. Used in implant registry records to establish the timeline of device use, monitor device longevity, and support adverse event reporting.

The blood oxygen saturation reading associated with a patient at the time of implant device monitoring or implantation procedure, particularly relevant for cardiac or pulmonary devices such as pacemakers or pulse oximetry-integrated implants. Used to assess patient status and device performance clinically.

The dollar amount reimbursed or paid by a payer for a surgically placed medical device, such as a pacemaker, orthopedic implant, or stent. Captured on claims to reconcile implant billing, track cost of care, and support implant-related payment audits and financial reporting.

The date on which payment was issued for a surgically placed medical device claim. Used in claims adjudication and revenue cycle management to track payment timelines, reconcile outstanding implant invoices, and monitor payer reimbursement cycles for high-cost device procedures.

The higher-level implant or device record to which a subordinate implant entry is linked, establishing a hierarchical relationship in implant tracking systems. Used to associate component parts, revisions, or sub-devices with a primary implant record for surgical and clinical registry purposes.

The proportional value applied to an implant in cost-sharing, reimbursement, or coverage calculations. Used in claims processing to determine the percentage of implant costs covered by a health plan, or to allocate implant-related costs across payers, episodes, or cost centers.

The defined time interval associated with an implant, such as the warranty period, coverage period, or expected functional lifespan of a surgically placed device. Used in implant registries and device tracking systems to manage recalls, warranty claims, and long-term patient follow-up schedules.

The telephone contact number associated with the implant manufacturer, supplier, or device registry for a surgically placed medical device. Used to facilitate recall notifications, adverse event reporting, warranty inquiries, and coordination between clinical teams and device vendors.

The health insurance plan associated with coverage of a surgically placed medical device. Used in claims and benefits administration to identify which plan is responsible for reimbursement of implant costs, supporting coordination of benefits and prior authorization workflows for high-cost devices.

The unique identifier of the insurance policy under which a surgically placed medical device is covered or claimed. Used in claims adjudication to link implant procedures to the correct member policy, enabling accurate billing, prior authorization tracking, and coverage verification.

The standardized or commercially preferred name by which a surgically placed medical device is commonly identified in clinical documentation, procurement, and reporting systems. Used to ensure consistent device identification across implant registries, surgical records, and supply chain management platforms.

The purchase or list price of a surgically placed medical device as charged by the manufacturer or distributor. Used in supply chain management, cost accounting, and claims adjudication to assess implant cost, support contract negotiations, and benchmark device pricing against reimbursement rates.

A flag designating whether a surgically placed device is the primary implant in cases where multiple devices are present. Used in implant registries and claims systems to distinguish the principal device from secondary or supplemental implants, supporting accurate billing and clinical documentation.

A ranking or urgency level assigned to a surgically placed device or its associated procedure, indicating clinical or operational priority. Used in surgical scheduling, supply chain procurement, and implant tracking systems to prioritize device availability, patient care sequencing, and urgent recall responses.

The programmed or measured pulse output of an active implantable device, such as a cardiac pacemaker or neurostimulator. Captured in device monitoring records to track device performance, support remote patient monitoring, and document device settings during follow-up interrogations and programming sessions.