Clinical Information:

The patient has stable symptoms consistent with coronary ischemia, is at low to intermediate risk of coronary artery disease and would have been considered for coronary angiography.

Technique:

CT coronary angiogram was performed following intravenous contrast as per CT CA protocol. Heart rate at the time of acquisition was ___ bpm. DLP was ___ mGy*cm.

Comparison:

___________

Findings:

Calcium Score: ___.                            Dominance: Right.

• LMA:    NAD.
• LAD:     NAD.
• D1:        NAD.
• D2:       NAD.
• Ramus Intermedius: NAD.
• LCX:     NAD.
• OM1:    NAD.
• RCA:     NAD.
• PDA:     NAD.
• PLB:     NAD.

Non-Coronary Cardiac Findings:

The myocardium, valves and pericardium have a normal appearance.

Non-Cardiac Findings:

The visualised mediastinum is normal with no lymphadenopathy. The pulmonary vessels, lungs, pleural spaces, chest wall, upper abdomen and bones have a normal appearance within the field of view.

Conclusion:

No coronary artery disease. Normal CT CA.