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An 88-year-old male patient suffering from dementia accidentally pulled out his gastrostomy tube during the night. Dr. Reid, an interventional radiologist, takes him into an angiography suite, administers moderate sedation (an independent observer was present during the procedure), probes the site with a catheter and injects contrast medium for assessment and tube placement. Dr. Reid finds that the entry site remains open and replaced the tube into the proper position. The intra-service time for the procedure took 45 minutes. How would Dr. Reid report this services?

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