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Is a daily prophylactic dose of aspirin appropriate for patients with coronary artery calcification by Chest CT or an elevated calcium score?  

If so, is there a quantitative calcium score or a reported severity of CT coronary artery calcification that would lead you to start daily aspirin?



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at University of Nebraska Medical Center
I agree with adding aspirin when coronary artery C...
at Park Slope Medical Services Pc
That's the whole point: Imaging data should not be...
at South Carolina Cardiology Consultants
Guidelines call for treatment above 100 for CAC. U...
at Bordenave George H Office
Individualized patient care is what is appropriate...
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at Heart And Sleep Clinics Of America
I shall also risk evaluate this patient thoroughly...
at Yale Medicine
I agree that CT coronary calcium data should not b...
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at South Carolina Cardiology Consultants
Perhaps a more important question than treating mi...
at Kaiser Permanente Panorama City Medical Center
I definitely risk stratify the patient in this set...
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