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3%) with calcium score greater than 0, p = 0.75. However, occlusion was more frequent in patients with calcium, whereas wall thickening was in those without calcium. Aortic calcification in TA is related to age, evolution time, and abnormalities in lipid profile and occlusion and, inversely with some activity scores. Identification of calcification could be useful in identifying patients that even without significant lesions might have accelerated atherosclerosis, and who might be benefited with specific treatment. Aortic calcif
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