This review explores various imaging modalities and their roles in coronary artery disease, suggesting more precise evaluations through AI applications.
Key Points
Advances in imaging technologies improve characterization of coronary artery disease and atherosclerotic plaques, enhancing diagnostics.
Innovations like dual-layer spectral CT and dual-energy CT significantly enhance spatial resolution and functional assessment.
Artificial intelligence aids in automating plaque detection and refining risk prediction for personalized management strategies.
The review highlights the clinical potential of CT-derived fractional flow reserve as a vital tool in cardiovascular diagnostics.