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Detects, quantifies and scores cardiac calcium plaque burden.
At a glance
Efficiency
Automatic calcium detection and highlighting.
Simplicity
Single-click calcium labeling.
Quantification
Quantify the degree of coronary artery calcification by measuring mass, volume and Agatston (AJ130) score of the plaque(s).
SmartScore 4.0
Detects, quantifies and scores cardiac calcium plaque burden
SmartScore 4.0 is designed to identify the presence of regional and global coronary artery calcification from a CT scan, then measure and score the results. Scores can be calculated using a standard Agatston/Janowitz (AJ) method. When correlated with a patient’s personal information, the score can yield an estimation of a patient's risk for coronary artery disease.
Automated calcium detection
Automated calcium detection
Calcium distribution by coronary
Calcium score
Calcium distribution by coronary
- Automated calcium detection
- Automated calcium detection2
- Calcium distribution by coronary
- Calcium score
- Calcium distribution by coronary
Additional features of SmartScore 4.0
- Automatically detects calcium and highlights it in green
- AJ 130 scoring method uses conventional Agatston/Janowitz technique with a threshold of 130
- HU which is adjusted to the appropriate image slice thickness
- Volume scoring calculates volumes (mm3) of calcified plaque above the 130 HU threshold
- Mass scoring calculates mass (mg) of calcified plaque above the 130 HU threshold
- Individual and aggregate scores are computed for each artery type
- Provides two methods of calcium scoring
- Score can be correlated to age group cohort to determine patient’s risk per population
- Customizable parameters can be predefined based on your site’s preferences
- Report options allow you to custom tailor your reports and distribute them in a variety of formats
JB28875XX April 2024