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Dangers of Calcified Hard Plaques in Arteries

The notion that soft plaque is more likely to rupture and cause heart attacks, than hard calcium deposits in coronary arteries, may be wrong, according to the new study that will be presented at the American College of Cardiology Scientific Sessions in Washington D.C.

Calcified hard plaques in arteries - are dangerous than soft plaques - rupture and cause adverse cardiac events - help predict risk of haert attack

Soft or Hard Plaque - Which Poses Greater Risk of Heart Attack?

Calcified plaques appear to be associated with adverse cardiovascular events rather than soft plaque which builds up in the arteries, blocking blood flow. Read More

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