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Diffusion-weighted imaging of a magnetic resonance image reveals abnormal hyperintensity at the right MCA territory (arrow).

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Computed tomographic angiography reveals type A aortic dissection, extending from the ascending aorta (A, arrow) through the arch to the descending aorta (A, arrowhead). The brachiocephalic trunk is also involved (B, arrow).

Aortic dissection is a potentially life-threatening condition that must be diagnosed early and accurately. Here we report a case of type A aortic dissection presenting with seizure and unconsciousness. We thought this rare manifestation should be reported because misdiagnosis of such cases could lead to disastrous results.

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