coronaryatlasUNDERSTANDING, AT HEART.
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Example case
CORONARY CT ANGIOGRAPHY

A clear starting point. Better understanding follows.

Set up the findings here, then switch to Patient view to explain them.

DEMONSTRATION WORKSPACEFictional or deidentified findings only.Session only · Values clear when this page reloads

How to use this workspace

  1. 1

    Choose an artery

    Click LM, LAD, LCx, or RCA in the table. Its editing controls appear below the table.

  2. 2

    Set the narrowing

    Drag the round slider handle to the report’s stenosis percentage. Repeat for each artery.

  3. 3

    Add the findings & plan

    Complete the other reported values, then type the agreed next steps in the plan box.

  4. 4

    Open Patient view

    Use the tab at the top or the button below the plan. Your findings and plan carry over automatically.

Try an example, then edit its findings.

Start with a fictional example to explore. Choosing a new example replaces the findings and clears the plan. Reloading the page clears this session.

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Coronary findings

Click an artery name in the table to choose which artery you are editing.

ARTERYNARROWINGPLAQUEFFR-CT
SELECTED ARTERY

Left anterior descending

LAD

Editing LAD only. Click another artery name in the table above to switch.

65%
0% · Open100% · Occluded

Drag the round handle left or right to set the selected artery’s degree of narrowing (stenosis). Match the percentage in the report; the other arteries keep their own values.

Fill in the other fields from the report. Leave optional FFR-CT and calcium score fields blank if they were not reported.

Use the final diagnostic report. Dimensions shape the illustration; they are not measured from an image here.