@entity1164 due to coronary artery dissection as a complication of XXXX .

@entity1164 @entity1187 @entity1 @entity2293 @entity1333 @entity2294 @entity738 @entity13865 @entity299 @entity370 @entity204 @entity2401
UNASSIGNED: @entity13865 ( @entity13865 ) is a rare cause of @entity1187 ( @entity1187 ), @entity2293 and @entity1164 that typically affects young @entity1 in the postpartum period. Rarely, it can be caused by systemic inflammatory conditions such as @entity370 . @entity370 is an inflammatory disease most often affecting the lung and lymph nodes that can sometimes affect the heart. The authors report a case of @entity1164 caused by @entity13865 in the context of undiagnosed and subclinical @entity299 . The decedent was a 47-year-old male with a relatively innocuous past medical history. He was found dead in bed. At autopsy, there was a @entity2294 resulting in @entity2293 . Gross examination of the heart revealed dissection of the posterior descending coronary branch of the right coronary artery. Histologically, the coronary artery showed acute and organizing dissection with evidence of @entity1333 . A chronic inflammatory infiltrate consisting of lymphocytes, histiocytes, eosinophils and giant cells was seen. Sections of the myocardium showed @entity2401 with a nonnecrotizing @entity738 . The @entity204 was attributed to @entity2293 secondary to @entity13865 in the context of systemic @entity370 . The presented case demonstrates two concurrent rare pathologies and highlights the importance of considering @entity13865 in cases of @entity1164 at autopsy.
