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Fig. 1A —39-year-old man who had 45 Gy administered at radiation therapy 25 years ago. Curved reconstruction shows two areas of severe stenosis (straight arrows) in left anterior descending coronary artery (LAD) and multiple calcified plaques (arrowhead). More distal LAD has relatively wide diameter and might represent normal vessel or region of ectasia (curved arrow).