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Fig. 1C. —Contrast-enhanced CT scans in 84-year-old woman with type I aortic dissection. Scan at level of ascending aorta shows type A aortic dissection. Note sedimentation of contrast agent in azygous (large arrowhead) and hemiazygous (small arrowhead) veins. Pulmonary artery is densely opacified, but aorta is faintly enhanced.





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