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Magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP). (a) Dissection can be seen extending to the origin of the iliac arteries. (b) MRCP demonstrating acute aortic dissection with narrowing of the true lumen (yellow arrow). Of note, there is no peripancreatic inflammatory changes or fluid collections noted.
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Incidentally, the MRCP demonstrated evidence of a large aortic dissection (Figure 1).
CT angiography showing acute type B aortic dissection with severe narrowing of the true lumen (yellow arrow).
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CT angiography demonstrated a Stanford type B AD (Figure 2) extending into the proximal common iliac arteries (Figure 3) that explained his new suprapubic and scrotum pain.
CT angiography showing acute type B aortic dissection extending into the proximal common iliac arteries (yellow arrows). This parallels with the patient's clinical complaints of scrotal pain and dysuria.
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CT angiography demonstrated a Stanford type B AD (Figure 2) extending into the proximal common iliac arteries (Figure 3) that explained his new suprapubic and scrotum pain.