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Fig. 4D —58-year-old man with acute onset of severe excruciating back and
abdominal pain due to type II aortic dissection. Catheter angiograms in
lateral (C) and anteroposterior (D) projections with catheter in
anterior false lumen show that dissection ends just below SMA and filling of
distal aorta is via nonopacified (from this catheter position) distal aorta.
Note also embolus in ileocolic artery (arrowhead, D) of SMA
seen on both subvolume maximum intensity projection (B) and catheter
angiogram (D).
