Calcium score: I believe that at least in some hospitals if the radiology department knows in advance, they can plan to visualize the coronary arteries as well as check for pulmonary embolism. If this is done, one wouldn't need to also have a coronary calcium score ct scan to assess risk of coronary artery disease. It's best to verify this with the radiologist.
Answered 7/9/2020
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