Looking at the arteries without a cath
Kaiser Permanente. Dr. Joseph Lodato on cardiac CT as a noninvasive way to look at the coronary arteries. Most CCTA exams still need a physician order.
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We embed public patient-education videos from official channels we opened ourselves. These are not medical advice and do not replace a physician order.
Kaiser Permanente. Dr. Joseph Lodato on cardiac CT as a noninvasive way to look at the coronary arteries. Most CCTA exams still need a physician order.
SCCT patient education. How coronary CT angiography can help you and your doctor. Education only, not medical advice.
SCCT patient education. What a CCTA exam is like. Follow the instructions your own center gives you.
SCCT patient education. What coronary CT angiography is. Not a recommendation for you.
Official RadiologyInfo gallery 950 (coronary CTA, not calcium-score 967). Hosted on radiologyinfo.org; the YouTube mirror is not embeddable yet. Open the RadiologyInfo page
CCTA with AI
Some centers send a CCTA for extra AI after the scan: plaque characterization (Cleerly, Elucid, and similar) or a simulated FFR from the CT (Heartflow). Two official vendor clips below: a Cleerly patient story and a Heartflow FFRCT explainer. They do not mean a listing here offers that software. Cards stay Unknown unless we verified it.
Cleerly (official). A patient story about CCTA with AI plaque analysis, not a how-it-works explainer. Vendor video, not a recommendation, and not a claim that a center in this directory uses Cleerly.
Heartflow (official). How FFRCT uses the CCTA to estimate blood flow without a catheter. Education only. Most exams still need a physician order.
Elucid (official). Plaque analysis on a CCTA. No official patient YouTube yet, so this stays empty until they publish one we can embed. Does not mean a listing here uses Elucid.
AHA, SCCT, or hospital education editors can still point us at official URLs via the centers page. We will not paste an ID we have not opened ourselves.