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Figure 1


Fig. 1A —74-year-old man with patent stent and no intimal hyperplasia in proximal segment of left circumflex artery. Interval between stent placement and CT was 19 months. Patient was referred because of angina-like symptoms. Image quality score is 1 (good image quality). Mean heart rate during scan was 68 beats/min. Curved multiplanar reconstruction image shows patent stent with no low-attenuation areas related to neointimal tissue. Atherosclerotic wall changes are present at vessel segment proximal to stent. White line indicates level of B.