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Fig. 9. —Graph shows reproducibility of three scoring methods in 35 patients. Approximately 50% of all nonzero scores fall within 25% reproducibility. Mean is 38% for all three methods. There is no significant difference among them. Black bars = Agatston score, white bars = volume score, gray bars = mass score.

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