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SUMMARY
Generally, the progression of CACS and AACS has been classified into 2 categories: CAC/AAC incidence for those who initially had CAC/AAC=0 and then > 0 at the end of the study, and_(2) CAC/AACS progression for those who initially had CAC/AAC > 0. Both CACS and AACS could be used to predict the existence CACS and AACS were significantly higher among patients with coronary stenosis than of coronary calcified plaque coronary as alternative tests to CCTAbybecause of their superiorthe sensitivity among patients without stenosis, as confirmed the CCTA. Ourwith AUC coronary . . .
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