Key result
Plain CT pericoronary fat radiomics reliably detects non-calcified coronary plaques.
Why the study?
Does a radiomics model based on plain CT scan of pericoronary adipose tissue accurately diagnose non-calcified plaque?
Does a radiomics model based on plain CT scan of pericoronary adipose tissue accurately diagnose non-calcified plaque?
A radiomics model using plain CT scans of pericoronary adipose tissue shows promise for diagnosing non-calcified coronary plaques.
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Hypothesis-generating for non-calcified plaque detection on plain CT; prospective validation required before clinical adoption.
The radiomics model based on plain CT scan of the pericoronary adipose tissue had good diagnostic efficacy for non-calcified plaque.
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Tao et al. (2021) studied this question. A radiomics model based on plain CT scans of pericoronary adipose tissue demonstrated good diagnostic efficacy for detecting non-calcified plaques.
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