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This review synthesizes findings from a PROMISE trial substudy, revealing that quantitative coronary plaque volume and burden are independent predictors of MACE in symptomatic outpatients, even when total plaque levels are low.
A substudy of the PROMISE trial demonstrates that quantitative plaque measures on CCTA—specifically total and noncalcified plaque burden—independently predict major adverse cardiovascular events in symptomatic outpatients, offering a precis
In a Swedish cohort of 24,791 adults aged 50–64, adding CCTA-derived measures of coronary atherosclerosis to pooled cohort equations and coronary artery calcium score modestly improved prediction of first coronary events over ~8 years.
This article reviews a prospective study evaluating noninvasive anatomical and functional imaging methods to determine hemodynamic significance in right anomalous aortic origin of a coronary artery (R-AAOCA), proposing a stepwise diagnostic
