What is SCAD?
Spontaneous coronary artery dissection: a tear in a heart artery, more common in younger women.
torn wall · not plaque
Which statement fits SCAD?
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In real work
SCAD is an important differential when chest symptoms occur in peripartum years.
In the illustration
Flow runs through the clean hose with no plaque anywhere; a small tear opens in the inner lining, blood pools between the layers and the flap squeezes the bore narrow as the flow gauge drops.
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