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Report finds that new-generation computed tomography (NGCCT) may be sufficiently accurate to diagnose clinically significant coronary artery disease (CAD) in some, or all, difficult-to-image patient groups and may be particularly useful in ruling out patients from further invasive investigations. Economic analyses suggest that NGCCT is likely to be considered cost-effective for difficult-to-image patients with CAD, at current levels of willingness to pay in the NHS. For patients with suspected CAD, the NGCCT-only strategy may be most favourable; for patients with known CAD, NGCCT along with invasive coronary angiography may be most favourable.
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