Spontaneous dissection of proximal left main coronary artery in a healthy adolescent presenting with syncope: A case report

Table 2 Previous cases reported as spontaneous coronary artery dissection in children and adolescents in English literature

Ref.	Age/Sex	Site	Clinical presentation	Treatment	Possible triggers
Kothari et al[22], 2007	17/Boy	LCX	Unknown	Unknown	SLE
Rohit et al[23], 2008	14/Boy	LMT	Unknown	Medical treatment	Unknown
Uyar et al[17], 2012	17/Girl	LAD	Chest pain	CABG	Neurofibromatosis
Polat et al[18], 2013	13/Boy	LAD	Chest pain	Medical treatment	Caffeinated “energy drinks”
Cropp et al[19], 2013	14/Girl	LMT	Chest pain	CABG	Heavy exercise
Herry et al[21], 2013	18/Boy	LAD	Asymptomatic	Medical treatment	Unknown
Stammschulte et al[20], 2020	6/Boy	RCA	Chest pain	PCI	Methylphenidate use

LCX: Left circumflex coronary artery; LMT: Left main coronary artery; LAD: Left anterior descending artery; RCA: Right coronary artery; SLE: Systemic lupus erythematosus; CABG: Coronary artery bypass graft; PCI: percutaneous coronary intervention.