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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Aug 26.
Published in final edited form as: JACC Cardiovasc Imaging. 2019 Jun 12;13(2 Pt 1):425–434. doi: 10.1016/j.jcmg.2019.03.030

Table 1:

Patient and CCTA scanning characteristics

≤ 80 kVp (n = 377) 90–100 kVp (n = 1889) 110–120 kVp (n = 1662) ≥ 130 kVp (n = 78) p value

Patient characteristics
Age, years 61 (50–70) 59 (50–68) 59 (51–68) 59 (52–68) 0.71
Male sex, % 45 (166) 54 (1027) 63 (1048) 70 (55) < 0.001
Height, cm 167 (160 – 173) 168 (160 – 175) 171 (163 – 178) 175 (168 – 181) < 0.001
Weight, kg 65 (59 – 74) 73 (64 – 83) 85 (75 – 98) 108 (91 – 124) < 0.001
BMI, kg/m2 24 (22 – 26) 26 (23 – 28) 29 (26 – 32) 35 (31 – 40) < 0.001
Hypertension, % 39 (149) 54 (1026) 50 (825) 67 (52) < 0.001
Diabetes, % 10 (37) 14 (262) 18 (296) 22 (17) < 0.001
Dyslipidemia, % 36 (135) 32 (603) 46 (757) 47 (37) < 0.001
Smoker, % 11 (42) 18 (339) 16 (265) 19 (15) 0.0084
CCTA scanning characteristics
Site experience, years 11 (10–13) 11 (8–13) 12 (8–14) 12 (8–14) 0.049
Modern CT (≥ 128-slices), % 99 (373) 94 (1783) 88 (1460) 73 (57) < 0.001
Scan length, mm 130 (119 – 140) 137 (124 – 144) 138 (130 – 142) 137 (124 – 142) < 0.001
Iterative reconstruction, % 98 (368) 81 (1526) 82 (1359) 68 (53) < 0.001
Scan technique, % < 0.001
 prospective 86 (322) 91 (1717) 88 (1457) 60 (47)
 retrospective 14 (53) 9 (167) 12 (196) 40 (31)

Data are presented as % (n) or median (interquartile range). Body mass index (BMI).