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Fig. 6C. —61-year-old man with symptoms of right hemispheric stroke who was found to have marked blood pressure discrepancy between arms and hypertension. Urgent CT scan (not shown) revealed type A aortic dissection. Patient went into asystole and died 15 hr after imaging. Axial CT scan shows hemopericardium (arrow) that was confirmed at echocardiography (not shown) as large circumferential hyperechoic pericardial effusion with evidence of right ventricle compression.





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