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Fig. 5 CAC measurement algorithm. Graph shows mean variability by Agatston score (white bars), volume score (gray bars), and mass score (black bars). Reduction of variability by volume scoring algorithm was effective only on electron beam CT (p = 0.05). Mass scoring algorithm was effective on electron beam CT (p < 0.01), 2.5-mm helical CT (p < 0.01), and 2.5-mm axial CT (p = 0.02). Variability in volume and mass measurements for EBCT was almost the same as for helical CT protocols.





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