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[Clinical characteristics of coronary artery calcification in diabetic patients].

Coronary artery calcification is frequently seen in cardiovascular disease in diabetic patients, and usually indicates the severity of coronary stenosis. They occur in the intima of the lipid-rich atherosclerotic coronary lesions. The mechanism of the coronary calcification is still not known, though several proteins such as AGE are thought to induce the calcium accumulation in the atheroma.