showed a trendp=0.065
When patients with plaque were analyzed ( Table 3 ), patients with elevated RCA PCAT attenuation showed a trend toward higher levels of Lp(a) (116.00 [43.00, 202.5] vs 56.00 nmol/L [17.50, 142.50]; p=0.065).
When patients with plaque were analyzed ( Table 3 ), patients with elevated RCA PCAT attenuation showed a trend toward higher levels of Lp(a) (116.00 [43.00, 202.5] vs 56.00 nmol/L [17.50, 142.50]; p=0.065).