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This is a 50 years old man with chest pain who came for a cardiac CT. He has a classic malignant RCA, which arises from the left coronary sinus and courses between the RVOT and the aorta. The mild compression of the RCA, where it lies between the RVOT and aorta, is well seen.
See the next case for a simulated malignant RCA.
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