Table 2. CT evaluation.

	FFR CT >0.8	FFR CT ≤0.8
Plaque rupture (n, %)	1 [9]	10 [91]
CT anatomical evaluation
Mild stenosis (n, %)	9 [100]	0 [0]
Moderate stenosis (n, %)	6 [67]	3 [33]
Severe stenosis (n, %)	1 [17]	8 [83]
CT high-risk plaque features
Positive remodeling (n, %)	7 [44]	9 [56]
Low attenuation plaque (n, %)	1 [33]	2 [67]
Spotty Calcification (n, %)	1 [50]	1 [50]
Napkin ring sign (n, %)	0 [0]	1 [100]

CT evaluation of plaque rupture, anatomical stenosis and high-risk plaque features stratified according to FFR_CT results. A positive FFR_CT result was defined as ≤0.8, a negative FFR_CT as >0.8. Coronary artery stenosis was subdivided into mild (25–49%), moderate (50–69%) and severe (70–99%).