ESC Congress 2026 Abstract
CRP reveals an inflammatory, non-calcified coronary endotype in SMuRF-less individuals and enables efficient two-stage screening for subclinical atherosclerosis
Cross-sectional study in peopleC-reactive protein
Papers on low-attenuation plaque
9 papers4 new in 30 days
Monday, October 26
ESC Congress 2026 Abstract
Characteristics and thresholds of coronary lesions to predict acute coronary syndrome from artificial intelligence-guided coronary computed tomography angiography
Cohort study of 2,148 peopleAcute coronary syndrome
ESC Congress 2026 Abstract
Serial photon-counting CCTA reveals the natural history of high-risk plaques in patients after ACS
Cohort study of 100 peoplePopulations
Friday, October 16
Journal of Clinical Medicine
Ezetimibe Versus Alirocumab and Plaque Vulnerability in Patients with Acute Coronary Syndrome Not Achieving LDL-Cholesterol Target with Statin Therapy: The COMBI-LLT-ACS Randomized Trial
Randomized trial in 125 peopleStatins
Friday, August 28
European Heart Journal Imaging Methods and Practice
Non-calcified plaque volume assessed by coronary computed tomographic angiography: prognostic significance, reproducibility, and temporal progression
ReviewBiomarkers
Wednesday, August 19
Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine
Emerging quantitative CCTA imaging biomarkers for cardiovascular risk stratification: a narrative review
ReviewBiomarkers
Friday, August 7
Journal of Vascular Surgery Cases and Innovative Techniques
Coronary plaque burden and computed tomography-derived fractional flow reserve are predictors of 5-year mortality in peripheral artery disease patients with no known coronary artery disease
Cohort study of 124 peoplePeripheral artery disease
Thursday, March 19
Atherosclerosis
Association of Lp(a) with coronary plaque burden and high-risk plaque features: A meta-analysis of imaging studies
Meta-analysis of observational studiesBiomarkers
Tuesday, June 21
Journal of Cardiovascular Computed Tomography
Age related compositional plaque burden by CT in patients with future ACS
Cohort study of 234 peoplePopulations