A heart attack is an emergency emergency that requires quick medical intervention to reduce mortality and increase the chance of survival. Symptoms of a heart attack vary from person to person, so an accurate diagnosis is essential.

In recent years, CT has become an important and familiar imaging tool in cardiovascular disease in general and in particular in coronary artery disease. With the improvement of temporal and spatial resolution as well as the coverage volume of one rotation, CT machines ≥ 64 slices allow the evaluation of coronary artery anatomy with high image quality.

Many people have a healthy diet, exercise scientifically, monitor blood pressure and blood lipids regularly but still have cardiovascular disease. Lipoprotein testing is used to diagnose whether a patient has cardiovascular disease or not, thereby adjusting lipoprotein levels to support effective treatment. So when should lipoprotein testing be done?