Table 1.

Top 10 journal of cardiovascular computed tomography top social media (by engagement) for 2020.

Article (Type) Author	Engagement
Screening for atherosclerosis among low risk individuals with family history of CHD (Editorial) Daly R, Blankstein R	166
Dynamic CT assessment of mitral annulus in patients with and w/o mitral prolapse (Research) Rizvi A, Williamson E et al.	125
SCCT guidance for CT Amidst COVID-19: Endorsed by ACC (Guideline) Choi AD, Blankstein R et al.	112
LAA Morphology is Associated with embolic stroke subtypes using a simple classification system (Research); Yaghi S, Atalay MK et al.	104
ISCHEMIA Trial: Implications for coronary CT angiography (Editorial) Blankstein R, Shaw LJ	104
Feasibility of measuring pericoronary fat from precontrast scans: Effect of iodinated contrast (Research) Almeida S, Budoff M et al.	94
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cardiac CT (President’s Page) Blankstein R	78
Baseline global longitudinal strain by CT is associated with post TAVR outcomes (Research) Fukui M, Cavalcante J et al.	65
Coronary artery calcium: A Modern rubric for an established approach (Editorial) Al’Aref, Choi AD, Villines T	59
The not so secret power of cardiac CT: Prevention and value (Editorial) Blankstein R, Shaw LJ, Nasir K	48

Social media engagement allows for assessment of the initial impact and attention of articles published in the Journal of Cardiovascular Computed Tomography (JCCT). Shown are the top 10 articles by social media engagement (by PlumX) as defined as the number of Twitter retweets, Facebook likes and comments. Analyzed Jan 9, 2021 for articles published in 2020 print issues of the JCCT.