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Fig. 2B —56-year-old woman who presented for coronary CT angiography because of a strong family history of heart disease. Corresponding catheter angiogram (arrow points to region of plaque seen on coronary CT angiography) did not identify this plaque. In retrospect, there may be mild narrowing in region of plaque on angiography.