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Figure 2 Representative Examples of Coronary Segment Stenosis Severity by Visual Grading on CCTA

All images are 0.6 mm in slice thickness and obtained by manipulation of oblique multiplanar reconstructions. Each example is shown with longitudinal view on top and short-axis view on bottom. Dotted orange circles outline short-axis location of the vessel in more stenotic segments. The darker vessel lumen appearance in the top grade 2 and grade 3 examples is due to windowing changes to reduce artifact from heavily calcified plaque. Coronary computed tomographic angiography (CCTA) readers assigned a grade between 0 and 5 for each segment by assessing plaque morphology in both longitudinal and short-axis views.





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