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Ms. Toad

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3. Probably not.

Reply to Jersey Devil (Reply #2)

Sat Oct 11, 2025, 12:35 AM

Saturday

Those usually fall under interventional radiology (treatment) not evaluation/diagnosis.

Leavitt's announcement of biological heart age is consistent with a cardiac calcification score (specialized CT). I had one done a couple of years ago to get my doctor off my back about statins. I can't find the results - but I know they included the biological age of my heart and that it was considerably younger than my chronological age.

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About Krasnov's 2nd yearly doctor's visit [View all] gab13by13 Friday OP

Based on Leavitt's assertions about his heart age, Ms. Toad Saturday #1

Does "advanced imaging" include a catheterization and angiography Jersey Devil Saturday #2

Probably not. Ms. Toad Saturday #3

What if these tests were done as pre-op for surgery he's going to have when he travels to the ME? in2herbs Saturday #4