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Ct calcium scan
What does a zero calcium score tells? My ct scan showed this and my doc told me that now it will be repeated after 10 years.. He then ordered cholesterol test and Hs- crp test which was all gud and told me that i dont have any hard plaques and risk of developing soft plaques is very low as no sugar/cholesterol/ inflammation
So i want to know my heart attack risk and also can ct score scan show the anatomy of coronary arteries or anything else apart from calcium blocks
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CT coronary angio with calcium score 0 shows no evidence of coronary artery disease. It has clinical significance if it is >400 to be said sever coronary involvement.
Yours is 0 and hence no risk even.
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
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Calcium score zero is absolutely normal. All your parameters are normal. Nothing to worry
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