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Fig. 1 —Volume rendering of gated chest pain CT angiography image in
62-year-old man with acute onset of atypical chest pain. Scan was obtained on
16-MDCT scanner. Right coronary artery, aorta, and pulmonary arteries are
seen. In this and other views (not shown), there is evidence of mild narrowing
of mid right coronary artery (black arrow) and type B aortic
dissection (white arrow) starting just after origin of left
subclavian artery.
