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Fig. 2A. ––68-year-old man after graft repair of ascending aorta for Stanford type A dissection. Remote dissection with almost completely thrombosed false channel originates in second part of descending aorta and extends into abdominal aorta. Parasagittal HASTE image shows that intimal flap is masked by increased intraluminal signal in both lumina (stars). Findings were interpreted as parietal thrombosis because area of interest was not covered by axial black blood images. Note dilatation of aortic root with concomitant moderate aortic regurgitation.