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What is the diagnosis?

Coronary artery dissection associated with intramural hematoma

Eccentric calcified atherosclerotic plaque

Large intraluminal coronary thrombus

Correct! The correct answer is "Coronary artery dissection associated with intramural hematoma".

OCT reveals a crescent-shaped, signal-poor area with low attenuation and no backscattering, corresponding to an intramural hematoma compressing the true lumen - typical of spontaneous coronary artery dissection

Good try! The correct answer is "Coronary artery dissection associated with intramural hematoma".

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