Introduction: Vascular rings, due to the double aortic arch, are a class of congenital anomalies, considered as an important cause of tracheoesophageal compression. These anomalies are usually symptomless and thus are diagnosed fortunately when imaging is being performed for other reasons. Case Report:We report a clinical case of a patient with a history of dysphagia in his childhood, never labeled or treated. Conclusion:Currently, advanced imaging, especially computed tomography (CT), is the diagnostic procedure of choice of the double aortic arch. It can be associated with other anatomical variants. Surgical repair leads to excellent long-term prognosis.