CTICasesCoral Reef Aorta in the Arch
Imaging findings
Extensive atherosclerotic calcification extending into the lumen of the aortic arch, severely narrowing the channel.
Key takeaways
While typically seen in the abdominal aorta, "coral reef" atherosclerosis can occur in the thoracic arch and significantly restrict flow.
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