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Fig. 3A —67-year-old man with minimal neointimal hyperplasia but no significant stenosis in stent in proximal segment of left anterior descending artery. Interval between stent placement and CT was 27 months. Patient was referred because of angina-like symptoms. He was current smoker with hypercholesterolemia. Image quality score is 1 (good image quality). Mean heart rate during scan was 76 beats/min. Curved multiplanar reconstruction image shows minimal neointimal hyperplasia as low-attenuation filling defect (arrow) along stent wall with residual lumen greater than 50%.