An Exceptional Case of Aortic Dissection Resulting Left Ventricular Dysfunction Related to Dynamic Obstruction of Left Main Coronary Artery

Acute aortic dissections are uncommon but highly mortal emergencies. Atypical presentations can be missed and delayed diagnoses may diminish favourable impact of medical, interventional and surgical procedures. Hereby we describe a painless aortic dissection case presented with heart failure due to functional obstruction of left main coronary artery resulting left ventricular dysfunction by presumptive myocardial stunning.