2017
DOI: 10.7793/jcoron.23.17-00002
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Acute Type A Aortic Dissection Involving Malperfusion of Bilateral Coronary Arteries

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“…2 Therefore, the clinical distinction of AAD from ACS may be difficult. 3 In the current case, cardiac tamponade and the formation of a crescentic rim around the ascending aorta further hindered preliminary differentiation between AAD and LV free-wall rupture (Figure 1e). Our case may be very rare because there has been no case of LV rupture mimicking aortic dissection reported in the literature.…”
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“…2 Therefore, the clinical distinction of AAD from ACS may be difficult. 3 In the current case, cardiac tamponade and the formation of a crescentic rim around the ascending aorta further hindered preliminary differentiation between AAD and LV free-wall rupture (Figure 1e). Our case may be very rare because there has been no case of LV rupture mimicking aortic dissection reported in the literature.…”
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confidence: 65%
“…However, AAD is often misdiagnosed because of notable presentation overlap with other life‐threatening cardiac events. For example, symptoms of AAD can mimic those of acute coronary syndrome with potentially catastrophic consequences 1–4 . There are reports of AAD complicated by acute myocardial infarction (AMI) with coronary artery malperfusion for which an incorrect diagnosis and consequent mistreatment may prove fatal 1,3 .…”
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