Coronary Calcium Score in Germany

Non-contrast cardiac CT to quantify coronary artery calcification using the Agatston scoring method. Evidence from a 14,000-patient retrospective study shows calcium scoring predicts individual heart attack risk more precisely than cholesterol, blood pressure, or body weight alone. A score of zero effectively excludes significant near-term cardiac risk. Scores above 100 or 400 indicate progressive benefit from preventive statin therapy. No contrast injection. Q1-certified cardiac CT specialist on team.

Non-contrast cardiac CT to quantify calcium deposits in the coronary arteries, producing an Agatston score that stratifies cardiovascular risk. The scan is rapid (5–10 minutes), requires no contrast injection, and generates a numerical score that predicts 10-year risk of major adverse cardiac events. Used to guide preventive treatment decisions and refine risk estimates beyond standard cholesterol and blood pressure markers.

Non-contrast cardiac CT to quantify coronary artery calcification using the Agatston scoring method. One of the most validated non-invasive predictors of future cardiovascular events. A score of zero is highly reassuring and may spare patients unnecessary statin therapy; elevated scores guide preventive treatment decisions. No contrast injection required. Performed at Radiologie am Turm by a team with deep expertise in cardiac and thoracic imaging. Results discussed in person with the radiologist.

Non-contrast coronary calcium CT using RZM's 64-line Siemens scanner to quantify arterial calcification. The Agatston score produced is an independent cardiovascular risk marker used to guide preventive treatment decisions. No contrast injection required. Led by PD Dr. Theisen and PD Dr. Geyer.

Non-contrast Dual-Source CT scan measuring calcium deposits in the coronary arteries to produce a validated cardiovascular risk score. Radiation well below 1 mSv. Results available same day.

Non-contrast CT scan quantifying calcium deposits in the coronary arteries to generate an Agatston cardiovascular risk score. No injection required. Scan in under 10 minutes. Score zero = <5% five-year heart attack risk.

Non-contrast CT to quantify coronary artery calcification (Agatston score) and stratify cardiovascular risk. No contrast agent required. Ideal for intermediate-risk patients and asymptomatic adults with cardiovascular risk factors. No referral needed.

Non-contrast, low-dose CT scan that precisely measures calcium deposits in the coronary arteries and converts the result into a validated cardiovascular risk score. Takes only seconds of scan time and requires no contrast agent or fasting.

Non-contrast cardiac CT to quantify coronary artery calcification using the Agatston score on a 640-slice Canon Aquilion ONE GENESIS scanner. Rapid, no contrast dye, no referral required. GOÄ self-pay estimate ~€180. Used to stratify cardiovascular risk before deciding on statin or preventive therapy.

Quick, non-invasive CT scan without contrast agent to quantify calcium deposits in the coronary arteries. Provides an independent cardiovascular risk score used to guide preventive treatment decisions.

Low-dose, non-contrast cardiac CT on a 128-slice Siemens Somatom goTop measuring calcium deposits in the coronary arteries with an Agatston score. Scan takes seconds; no contrast or fasting required. Self-pay approximately €249.

Non-contrast CT to quantify coronary artery calcification and stratify cardiovascular risk. Does not require contrast agent. Recommended for patients with risk factors including diabetes, obesity, smoking, elevated cholesterol, or family history of cardiovascular disease. Fast, non-invasive, bookable as an individual additional service.