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Impact of luminal density on plaque classification by CT coronary angiography

Dalager et al., 2011

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8606819170006930008
Author
Dalager M
Bøttcher M
Andersen G
Thygesen J
Pedersen E
Dejbjerg L
Gøtzsche O
Bøtker H
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The international journal of cardiovascular imaging

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Non-invasive coronary CT angiography (CCTA) has the potential to characterize the composition of non-calcified coronary plaques. CT-density values characterized by Hounsfield Units (HU) may classify non-calcified plaques as fibrous or lipid-rich, but the …
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