Visual ordinal grading of aortic valve calcification on routine non-gated chest CT predicts prognosis and alters management

Question New guidelines recommend reporting AVC on all non-gated chest CTs, the prognostic and clinical relevance of which is uncertain. Findings There are associations between visually quantified AVC, AS on echocardiography, and all-cause mortality in an unselected population referred for routine chest CT. Clinical relevance These results support the reporting of all severities of AVC, especially severe AVC, as a prognostic marker in all age groups. The clinical implications require further clarification in a prospective cohort.

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European Radiology
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2025-04-02
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00330-025-11553-w
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Cardiac Valve Diseases and Treatments
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Question New guidelines recommend reporting AVC on all non-gated chest CTs, the prognostic and clinical relevance of which is uncertain. Findings There are associations between visually quantified AVC, AS on echocardiography, and all-cause mortality in an unselected population referred for routine chest CT. Clinical relevance These results support the reporting of all severities of AVC, especially severe AVC, as a prognostic marker in all age groups. The clinical implications require further clarification in a prospective cohort.

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Visual ordinal grading of aortic valve calcification on routine non-gated chest CT predicts prognosis and alters management — Pia Charters, Ali Khavandi, et al. · European Radiology (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS