The incidence of the disease is higher in men than in women. Many predisposing factors and etiological causes can be shown as precursors for damage to the aorta and dissection. These etiological and predisposing factors are currently accepted under seven main headings. These; hypertension, medial degenerative disease, congenital anomalies, atherosclerosis, inflammatory diseases, trauma, and pregnancy [3]. According to DeBakey's et al. [2] definition of dissection, it is defined as acute in the first 14 days, subacute between 15 days and 60 days, and chronic if it lasts longer than 2 months. Clinical suspicion is the most important step for the diagnosis of aortic dissection, which is one of the most life-threatening diseases. In reaching the diagnosis, anamnesis, physical