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Fig. 5. —59-year-old man with chronic aortic dissection. CT scan obtained at one-quarter distance along length of dissected portion of aorta shows flat dissection flap. Eccentric flap calcification (arrow) is present along true lumen side of flap. Notice that false lumen (F) contains thrombus (arrowheads) and is larger than true lumen at this level.