Case report illustrates aortic dissection after coronary intervention in a young female, suggesting timely surgical intervention is crucial.
Introduction: aortic dissection associated with coronary interventions is rare. Case presentation: This is a 33-year-old female patient with acute coronary syndrome who presented an aortic dissection associated to percutaneous coronary intervention and was treated with primary closure. Its evolution is satisfactory one year after the event. Conclusion: Aortic dissection associated with coronary intervention is rare but may require surgical treatment that should be performed promptly.
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