Key result
Pain-free aortic dissection can present atypically as unilateral right-sided pulmonary oedema, which resolves following successful aortic repair.
Design
Case report review
Authors
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Supports including painless aortic dissection in differentials for unilateral pulmonary oedema; leaves open prospective validation.
Case Report
Clinicians should consider painless aortic dissection in the differential diagnosis of unilateral right-sided pulmonary edema, especially in hypertensive patients.
Oscar M P Jolobe (2025) conducted a case report in Aortic dissection presenting as right-sided pulmonary oedema. Aortic dissection was evaluated on Resolution of symptoms and pulmonary infiltrate. Pain-free aortic dissection can present atypically as unilateral right-sided pulmonary oedema, which resolves following successful aortic repair.
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