Medical Conditions - Calcium Score

A calcium score is a diagnostic test done to detect calcium deposits in the coronary artery. The procedure is done with a computed tomography scan using a no-contrast dye. This test is indicated in individuals with familial history of heart disorder, smokers, obese people, those who lead an inactive life, etc. The test is contraindicated during pregnancy. A score between 100 to 300 indicated moderate plaque deposit.