TCT-650 The high sensitive C-reactive protein (hs-CRP) level represents the disease burden and the age but not vulnerability of coronary atherosclerosis: a study of volumetric plaque composition by 3-vessel virtual histology-intravascular ultrasound

hs-CRP has been known as a systemic inflammatory marker of atherosclerosis and considered as one of the predictors of future cardiac events. Some reports presented hs-CRP level was associated with plaque vulnerability but most studies were performed by assessing focal target plaque but not whole