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Coronary ostial involvement in acute aortic dissection: detection with 64-slice cardiac CT
Clinical Imaging, 07/02/09
Ryan ER et al. - A 41-year-old man collapsed after lifting weights at a gym. Following admission to the emergency department, a 64-slice cardiac computed tomography revealed a Stanford Type A aortic dissection arising from a previous coarctation repair.
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