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Fig. 3B. —52-year-old man injured in motor vehicle collision. Contrast-enhanced CT scan obtained 3 mm more cephalad than A reveals subtle intimal flap versus possible plaque involving proximal descending thoracic aorta (arrow). Scan was prospectively interpreted as being inconclusive but suggestive of injury.