Coronary Artery Calcium Score
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A non-invasive CT scan of the chest that measures calcium deposits in coronary arteries, used to assess cardiovascular disease risk. Can be self-ordered.
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"If women went away with one thing today, it would be to do a coronary artery calcium score by age 45, and sooner if you've got premature heart disease. It almost gives you this fork in the road in terms of how much you need to pay attention to car..."
More from Sara Gottfried →"Someone like you comes to my office, you think you're totally healthy, I send you for a scan like a calcium score that shows plaque in your arteries."
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