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Acute chest pain but normal ECG and coronary arteries

    Author: Jean-François Paul, MD, Plessis-Robinson, France
    Body Region: Cardiovascular

    1. Patient presentation
    2. CT Images
    3. CT Findings
    4. Diagnosis

    1. Patient presentation

    • A 52-year-old man presented with acute chest pain.

    • An electrocardiography (ECG) examination gave normal results.

    • Coronary stenosis or aortic dissection were suspected and ECG-gated CT was
      requested. The coronary arteries were observed to be normal, but an anomaly of the aortic
      root was detected.
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