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Ana Rita Ramalho et al. JCIN 2017;10:413-414 Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection: Angiographic Appearance and Optical Coherence Tomographic Insights, Before and After Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (A) Right coronary artery (RCA) dissection (between arrows). (B) Optical coherence tomographic image showing the false lumen (asterisk), guidewire within the true lumen (arrowhead), and intimal rupture (arrows). (C) Severe narrowing of the true lumen because of extrinsic compression with poor assessment of reference size because of attenuation. (D) Contrast retention in RCA bifurcation (arrow) after diagnostic optical coherence tomography. (E) Final angiographic result of percutaneous coronary intervention. (F) Bifurcation bioresorbable vascular scaffold T stenting. (G) Good stent expansion and apposition. (H) Residual intramural hematoma at the ostium (asterisk). Ana Rita Ramalho et al. JCIN 2017;10:413-414 ©2017 by American College of Cardiology