Draft a referral letter for a coronary calcium scan.

AKAnna Keller, 47 · Hypertension, prediabetes, LDL 162 mg/dl · 14 documents, read 16 September 2026

Answered on 16 September 2026

Drafted in your voice from the chart, addressed to the cardiology practice, with the question, the relevant findings and the medication. ESC 2021 lists coronary artery calcium scoring as a risk modifier that may be considered at low-to-moderate risk; the letter says so in one sentence. Visit 16.09.2026 Lab 08.05.2026 Intake 20.09.2023 Eur Heart J

Referral letterDraft, for your signature

Referral: coronary artery calcium scoring

Referral of Mrs Anna Keller, born 1979, for coronary artery calcium scoring
I am referring Mrs Keller, 47, for a coronary artery calcium score to refine her cardiovascular risk before committing t…
Findings: arterial hypertension since 2023 (ramipril, increased to 10 mg today; home mean 136/86 mmHg), LDL cholesterol …

A draft until you sign it, and it goes to the colleague

From the patient record3 of 14 documents

Visit note, today's consultation (draft), 16 September 2026Clinical note
Laboratory report, 8 May 2026Laboratory
Intake interview, history and family history, 20 September 2023Anamnesis

1.2021 ESC Guidelines on cardiovascular disease prevention in clinical practice.European Heart Journal. 2021;42:3227-3337. Visseren FLJ, Mach F, Smulders YM, et al.Guideline
SummaryRisk estimation with SCORE2 (40 to 69 years) and SCORE2-OP; risk modifiers include a family history of premature cardiovascular disease, lipoprotein(a), coronary artery calcium and psychosocial stress. In apparently healthy people at low-to-moderate risk, lipid-lowering treatment should be considered when LDL cholesterol stays at or above 2.6 mmol/l (100 mg/dl) after lifestyle intervention; a stepwise approach with treatment targets by risk category.
Source
Issuing body: European Society of Cardiology
Published: September 2021
Grading system: ESC classes of recommendation I–III, levels of evidence A–C
Scope
Target population: Apparently healthy people and patients with established disease
Scope: Risk assessment, lifestyle, lipids, blood pressure, diabetes

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