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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>The calcification deposits, after they have become sufficiently advanced, are partially visible on coronary artery [[computed tomography]] or [[electron beam tomography]] (EBT) as rings of increased radiographic density, forming halos around the outer edges of the atheromatous plaques, within the artery wall. On CT, >130 units on the [[Hounsfield scale]] (some argue for 90 units) has been the radiographic density usually accepted as clearly representing tissue calcification within arteries. These deposits demonstrate unequivocal evidence of the disease, relatively advanced, even though the lumen of the artery is often still normal by angiography.</div>FuzzyBot