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Table 1 Baseline Characteristics of Subjects Classified According to Smoking Status
Figure 1 Image of irregular surface and calcification of carotid plaque for enrolled smokers and non-smokers, including CT scanning (left panel) and ultrasonography (right panel).
![Figure 1 Image of irregular surface and calcification of carotid plaque for enrolled smokers and non-smokers, including CT scanning (left panel) and ultrasonography (right panel).](/cms/asset/673da09f-a34f-4e22-9717-4d106886b7e6/dijg_a_12167872_f0001_c.jpg)
Table 2 Carotid Plaque Characteristics According to Smoking Status
Figure 2 Ridge trace analysis for different examination strategies. (A) Gold standard for plaque diagnosis. (B) Ultrasonography for determination of calcified plaque.
![Figure 2 Ridge trace analysis for different examination strategies. (A) Gold standard for plaque diagnosis. (B) Ultrasonography for determination of calcified plaque.](/cms/asset/2b5e978d-517b-46d2-9318-acc29a7ecfbd/dijg_a_12167872_f0002_c.jpg)
Figure 3 Analysis of plaque scores and age index, which were verified by ultrasonography index. X axis, age index; Y axis, scores for calcification and other plaque morphology. *P<0.05, **P<0.01.
![Figure 3 Analysis of plaque scores and age index, which were verified by ultrasonography index. X axis, age index; Y axis, scores for calcification and other plaque morphology. *P<0.05, **P<0.01.](/cms/asset/4b4b9754-e0b9-472c-82e8-9f6197908848/dijg_a_12167872_f0003_c.jpg)
Table 3 Related Risk Factors Between Calcification and Plaque Surface Morphology