What are the risks of not treating those with coronary artery calcium scores of 1-99 AU?
For those with coronary artery calcium scores of 1 to 99, 10-year ASCVD event rates are indicating that risk reclassification is modest. Therefore, it is reasonable to repeat the risk discussion. If these patients remain untreated, repeat coronary artery calcium measurement in 5 years may have some value, but data are limited.