Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of subclinical atherosclerosis in asymptomatic adults aged 40-54. Maybe we should use ultrasound more than CAC?! https://t.co/E4Zi3593L8.
Prevalence, Vascular Distribution, and Multiterritorial Extent of Subclinical Atherosclerosis in a Middle-Aged Cohort: The PESA (Progression of Early Subclinical Atherosclerosis) Study.
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The discussions demonstrate a keen interest in the nuances of cardiovascular risk assessment, with many posts citing specific data such as 58% occurrence of subclinical atherosclerosis in low-risk individuals. The tone varies from scientific critique to clinical advice, reflecting both curiosity and concern about screening strategies.
Most discussions acknowledge the research's focus on subclinical atherosclerosis and its significance, although some emphasize its limitations or alternative methods.
The posts show high curiosity about diagnostic tools like ultrasound versus calcium scoring and debates around their effectiveness, indicating strong engagement.
Participants reference specific findings, such as the prevalence of subclinical disease in asymptomatic adults and nuances about calcium scores, suggesting deep consideration.
The discussions could influence perceptions of cardiovascular screening practices, especially concerning the use of ultrasound and calcium scoring, hence notable impact.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyDid you know: A higher calcium score is associated with LOWER lesion vulnerability and CVD risk WHEN adjusted for age and plaque area? in other words, calcification *itself* may actually be protective more details: https://t.co/IBKr3izx7y https://t.co/Grq4BE3aYd
@mencardio @ivanovich13 @torresviera @SIAC_cardio @gonzaeperez @CNIC_CARDIO @vic_pallares @igormorr @ernestocardio Cierto! altísimo % de enfermedad subclinica en adultos asintomáticos. Aquí la evidencia del @PesaStudy liderado por V Fuster https://t.co/38Sr4vDOpt https://t.co/xshx75K3Kr
Among participants with low Framingham Heart Study 10-year risk, subclinical atherosclerosis was detected in 58% of patients! https://t.co/E4Zi3593L8. https://t.co/Pd1mDmDN9b
@MichaelStanwyck @theproof https://t.co/3ueWp6xMvh
@SBakerMD https://t.co/3ueWp6xMvh
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Debunking 5 Myths About the Coronary Calcium Score in Heart Disease Risk
Understanding Coronary Artery Calcium Scores and Heart Health
A zero coronary artery calcium (CAC) score indicates a low risk of heart disease, suggesting minimal calcium buildup in the arteries. However, it doesn't eliminate the possibility of cardiovascular issues. It's…
RT @xxtracy09xx: 5 Myths about the Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) | Tom Dayspring, MD https://t.co/QblDEYxDAa via @YouTube
5 Myths about the Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) | Tom Dayspring, MD https://t.co/QblDEYxDAa via @YouTube
@tompolifka @SMB_Attorney https://t.co/IrIbQxcJE8
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know a Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) of ZERO: - Doesn't mean "no plaque" - Doesn't mean "no risk" - Doesn't eve…
@CaryKelly11 A score of zero is good but does not have zero risk. Depends on age and time frame and composition of any plaque. https://t.co/FQxmb5Uee5 Better to have a Carotid Intima Media (CIMT) Test, https://t.co/JQKnk2ji4l
@CaryKelly11 @derekamann1 https://t.co/6HqHRG0jg4
@doctorveera Carotid/femoral ultrasound can detect early atherosclerosis and is neither expensive nor invasive. It's already common GP practice in many countries. Some interesting reads here: https://t.co/kniPMVxUg2 https://t.co/BZinkiP83Q And a great review: https://t.co/7kuCospR6p
Get your Calcium score https://t.co/Rx069T0omB
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Among participants with low Framingham Heart Study 10-year risk, subclinical atherosclerosis was detected in 58% of patients…
RT @drscottyk: Among participants with low Framingham Heart Study 10-year risk, subclinical atherosclerosis was detected in 58% of patients…
Among participants with low Framingham Heart Study 10-year risk, subclinical atherosclerosis was detected in 58% of patients! https://t.co/E4Zi3593L8. https://t.co/Pd1mDmDN9b
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
RT @drscottyk: Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of…
Coronary artery calcium scan is inferior to both carotid and Ilio-femoral (and also aortic) ultrasound for identification of subclinical atherosclerosis in asymptomatic adults aged 40-54. Maybe we should use ultrasound more than CAC?! https://t.co/E4Zi3593L8.
@WSherlock1887 A CAC score of 0 doesn't mean no plaque https://t.co/N1LNR0KSkb
@muzich https://t.co/NbELyvDs5V
@markeatsmeat @profitnothealth @nutrition_facts @SBakerMD @KenDBerryMD CAC score of 0 does not mean no plaque and isn't relevant to long term risk https://t.co/13rmLQM0cT
@RicardoMFerrei4 @drpablocorral https://t.co/XR5F9Il5tB
@EdnCan @vegansarcasm https://t.co/ljK2jkdQjb
@ritaanner @DrSuneelDhand A CAC score of 0 doesn't mean no heart disease https://t.co/ljK2jkdQjb
@bulkbiker @jasongordo626 @POgvwXJ5btU70sQ @AmDiabetesAssn https://t.co/ljK2jkdQjb
@SBeitelshees @micheaIcorleone @Smaknificent CAC score shows an advanced stage of arterial plaque, people can have major blocking of arteries with a CAC score of 0 https://t.co/tmHjQnBb2a
@LarrysIdeas You would benefit from learning about these: https://t.co/i9QKd3AZ4t
@radishunlawful @CatholicJDFren Fine is relative to how old you are https://t.co/i9QKd3AZ4t
@KyHodl They're placing their own family at risk with medical misinformation https://t.co/i9QKd3AZ4t
@thecarnivorebar @SeedOilDsrspctr A CAC score of 0 does not mean there is no atherosclerosis forming https://t.co/i9QKd3AZ4t
@TheJonMitchell Indeed https://t.co/i9QKd3AZ4t
@paulctan That appears to be a myth https://t.co/RvTTD7lSLV
@11LunchBox @tiras_corner https://t.co/RvTTD7lSLV
@altcap 0 score in your 40’s is meaningless. Even 50’s. Very high score good to know. But it’s not a case of $100 and done. https://t.co/v6h8f8DuFU @NutritionMadeS3 @AngryCardio
@CaseyRuff https://t.co/yky9WmWzyN
@Mihelbergel @drpablocorral CAC detects calcification not early plaque formation. https://t.co/2q858LCyt6
RT @drjkahn: 5 Myths about the Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) | Tom Dayspring, MD https://t.co/bYhSIPT61F via @YouTube @NutritionMadeS3
5 Myths about the Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) | Tom Dayspring, MD https://t.co/bYhSIPT61F via @YouTube @NutritionMadeS3
@HighTestMeta @AdePL65 @sibaburck https://t.co/sYN6ZtYCAz
5 Myths about the Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) | Tom Dayspring, MD https://t.co/kon1RPfHNt via @YouTube
อย่าวางใจ กูรูสุขภาพด้านคีโตยังคงไม่เข้าใจ LDL และ Calcium score https://t.co/Juw0dNGhMe via @YouTube
@themichaelmosca @SamaHoole Exactly the kind of fairy tale I assumed you buy into. I assume, as you're likely anti-science, you won't post your ApoB or LDL? https://t.co/Je3qhk4NCE
อย่าวางใจ กูรูสุขภาพด้านคีโตยังคงไม่เข้าใจ LDL และ Calcium score https://t.co/DSJjeJtUcn via @YouTube
@MichaelStanwyck @theproof https://t.co/3ueWp6xMvh
@SBakerMD https://t.co/3ueWp6xMvh
RT @xxtracy09xx: 5 Myths about the Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) | Tom Dayspring, MD https://t.co/qaxicMWI4M via @YouTube
5 Myths about the Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) | Tom Dayspring, MD https://t.co/qaxicMWI4M via @YouTube
@DoctorTro @PeterAttiaMD @anahadoconnor https://t.co/EGsxO9ybm1
@elven_magick anecdotally some people report their CAC score lowering but no reliable demonstrated method. most of all, realize the calcium is not the problem per se. it's an indicator of the extent of underlying plaque https://t.co/Grq4BE2D8F
@anti_wokeist @ElieJarrougeMD https://t.co/EGsxO9ybm1
@MattyParks12 @5MinuteBody i'm gonna start pasting lotsa links to real science seeing people seem to be unable to find the info and have zero critical thinking skills https://t.co/RigwLKD3Pm https://t.co/DScmG6wqw2 https://t.co/E53mun18co https://t.co/0Rc1FiUhvz
@VeritasArdentur Sudah nonton ini, bang? Ada kontra? https://t.co/kqBqHrcdV0
@DrRyanPDaly we put together a patient-friendly video some time ago touching on prognostic value and caveats of CACS, curious to hear your thoughts sometime if you have a sec as we'll create more content on this topic, thank you https://t.co/Grq4BE2D8F
@PenelopeFigtree depends on timeframe it's pretty good for ~10y. so a 75yo with CAC=0 is quite meaningful 35yo with CAC=0? almost meaningless https://t.co/Grq4BE2D8F
@diego06566802 @DoctorTro You need to look further into CAC. A non-zero CAC is alarming, but a zero CAC is not very informative. Most 50-something Westerners have a 0 CAC, despite not being in great health. It’s common for zero CAC individuals to have heart attacks. https://t.co/IU0OIWjLDu
@MattyRakes @SBakerMD Just watch this. https://t.co/GyKxN9gqNN
@RunfastrDad @theproof This is an excellent summary from @NutritionMadeS3 https://t.co/9x3j7AvXxE
@diego06566802 @theproof @Pseudome17 I don’t push statins but know better about appropriate use of CACS. More here from @NutritionMadeS3 , unless u think “they” are lying. https://t.co/9x3j7AvXxE
@RunfastrDad @theproof There’s more to it. More details here. @NutritionMadeS3 https://t.co/9x3j7AvXxE
@Crypto__Yogi @TabarnakDan @TheCarnivoreLaw @SBakerMD Shawn Baker is a quack selling his company Revero and has zero responsibility for victims of his diet. Again, your life, I would listen a world’s leading lipidologist not a dude who lost his license. https://t.co/gj4ItimEtG
5 Myths about the Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) | Tom Dayspring, MD https://t.co/sAThxcLmiq via @YouTube
@ThelastStyleb16 @Chadbdad @MohammedAlo @AlejandroTN7 @ScepticalDoctor @ChristofferBN This is excellent related info from @NutritionMadeS3 and @Drlipid https://t.co/9x3j7AvXxE
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know a Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) of ZERO: - Doesn't mean "no plaque" - Doesn't mean "no risk" - Doesn't eve…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know: A higher calcium score is associated with LOWER lesion vulnerability and CVD risk WHEN adjusted for age…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know: A higher calcium score is associated with LOWER lesion vulnerability and CVD risk WHEN adjusted for age…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know: A higher calcium score is associated with LOWER lesion vulnerability and CVD risk WHEN adjusted for age…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know: A higher calcium score is associated with LOWER lesion vulnerability and CVD risk WHEN adjusted for age…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know: A higher calcium score is associated with LOWER lesion vulnerability and CVD risk WHEN adjusted for age…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know: A higher calcium score is associated with LOWER lesion vulnerability and CVD risk WHEN adjusted for age…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know: A higher calcium score is associated with LOWER lesion vulnerability and CVD risk WHEN adjusted for age…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know: A higher calcium score is associated with LOWER lesion vulnerability and CVD risk WHEN adjusted for age…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know: A higher calcium score is associated with LOWER lesion vulnerability and CVD risk WHEN adjusted for age…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know: A higher calcium score is associated with LOWER lesion vulnerability and CVD risk WHEN adjusted for age…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know: A higher calcium score is associated with LOWER lesion vulnerability and CVD risk WHEN adjusted for age…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know: A higher calcium score is associated with LOWER lesion vulnerability and CVD risk WHEN adjusted for age…
Did you know: A higher calcium score is associated with LOWER lesion vulnerability and CVD risk WHEN adjusted for age and plaque area? in other words, calcification *itself* may actually be protective more details: https://t.co/IBKr3izx7y https://t.co/Grq4BE3aYd
@diego06566802 @GallopingGhos11 @robertlufkinmd Read the tweet first and then listen to actual lipidologist @Drlipid https://t.co/gj4ItimEtG
@MichaelLNeely @Chaddadbod @JohnnyScott234 @TheAthletesRD It is extremely rare even for morbidly obese people to have CAC>0 and again, I don’t care about anecdotes clown. Listen to actual lipidologist. https://t.co/gj4Itincje
@bohdyone @FoodyMD https://t.co/eTAiItNobO
RT @fproofmastery: @theproof https://t.co/eKSW8fYf6o Great video by @NutritionMadeS3 on this topic. Calcification itself is most likely to…
RT @fproofmastery: @theproof https://t.co/eKSW8fYf6o Great video by @NutritionMadeS3 on this topic. Calcification itself is most likely to…
RT @fproofmastery: @theproof https://t.co/eKSW8fYf6o Great video by @NutritionMadeS3 on this topic. Calcification itself is most likely to…
@theproof https://t.co/eKSW8fYf6o Great video by @NutritionMadeS3 on this topic. Calcification itself is most likely to be a marker of risk, and in certain cases can even be beneficial.
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know a Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) of ZERO: - Doesn't mean "no plaque" - Doesn't mean "no risk" - Doesn't eve…
@CarnivoreIs @Paraffinbudgie https://t.co/RwirOCjcqq
@MarcusMEQ @SBakerMD Useful to watch this short video https://t.co/3oks2T0sIW
@Katelovesawalk @JoSoulby Worth a watch https://t.co/3oks2T0sIW
@Shelby_Ashburn1 @SBakerMD Worth a watch https://t.co/3oks2T0sIW
@jaymays @lowcarbGP Worth a watch https://t.co/3oks2T0sIW
@duggo11 @FatEmperor Would be good to watch this https://t.co/WAQlZENAcN
@Bilked2TheBrink @antipharmanurse @00Mishka00 @ltanz28 @DarlaShine Worth watching this short video on the calcium score https://t.co/WAQlZENAcN
@0wBlank @CorpFitzgerald @4PillarNutri @kevinnbass Worth watching this short video on calcium score https://t.co/WAQlZENAcN
@pythonesk99 @anker_jayden @jordanbpeterson @robkhenderson CAC of zero doesn't prove you have no build up - worth watching this short video https://t.co/WAQlZENAcN
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know a Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) of ZERO: - Doesn't mean "no plaque" - Doesn't mean "no risk" - Doesn't eve…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know a Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) of ZERO: - Doesn't mean "no plaque" - Doesn't mean "no risk" - Doesn't eve…
If we rely on a calcium score of ZERO, it misleads and can provide false sense of security. It does NOT imply absence of ASCVD or ZERO threat of a heart attack. Key: calcium score, holds more power in older patients! https://t.co/NJDMrHo2OC
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know a Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) of ZERO: - Doesn't mean "no plaque" - Doesn't mean "no risk" - Doesn't eve…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know a Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) of ZERO: - Doesn't mean "no plaque" - Doesn't mean "no risk" - Doesn't eve…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know a Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) of ZERO: - Doesn't mean "no plaque" - Doesn't mean "no risk" - Doesn't eve…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know a Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) of ZERO: - Doesn't mean "no plaque" - Doesn't mean "no risk" - Doesn't eve…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know a Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) of ZERO: - Doesn't mean "no plaque" - Doesn't mean "no risk" - Doesn't eve…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know a Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) of ZERO: - Doesn't mean "no plaque" - Doesn't mean "no risk" - Doesn't eve…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know a Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) of ZERO: - Doesn't mean "no plaque" - Doesn't mean "no risk" - Doesn't eve…
Top story: 5 Myths about the Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) | Tom Dayspring, MD https://t.co/EpHPTmSvgT, see more https://t.co/9OrA8wXmYX
Prevalence, Vascular Distribution, and Multiterritorial Extent of Subclinical Atherosclerosis in a Middle-Aged Cohort https://t.co/LF9IF1rdHQ
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know a Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) of ZERO: - Doesn't mean "no plaque" - Doesn't mean "no risk" - Doesn't eve…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know a Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) of ZERO: - Doesn't mean "no plaque" - Doesn't mean "no risk" - Doesn't eve…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know a Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) of ZERO: - Doesn't mean "no plaque" - Doesn't mean "no risk" - Doesn't eve…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know a Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) of ZERO: - Doesn't mean "no plaque" - Doesn't mean "no risk" - Doesn't eve…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know a Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) of ZERO: - Doesn't mean "no plaque" - Doesn't mean "no risk" - Doesn't eve…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Did you know a Coronary Calcium Score (CAC) of ZERO: - Doesn't mean "no plaque" - Doesn't mean "no risk" - Doesn't eve…
@MichaelMindrum https://t.co/igsYSmG2wr
RT @Borjaibanez1: @mencardio @ivanovich13 @torresviera @SIAC_cardio @gonzaeperez @CNIC_CARDIO @vic_pallares @igormorr @ernestocardio Cierto…
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@mencardio @ivanovich13 @torresviera @SIAC_cardio @gonzaeperez @CNIC_CARDIO @vic_pallares @igormorr @ernestocardio Cierto! altísimo % de enfermedad subclinica en adultos asintomáticos. Aquí la evidencia del @PesaStudy liderado por V Fuster https://t.co/38Sr4vDOpt https://t.co/xshx75K3Kr
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