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A65-year-old woman was admitted to our department \udbecause of chest pain and untreated hypertension. She had \udbeen well until 6 years previously when a diagnosis of \udhypertension was made. She reported poor control of blood \udpressure associated with leg weakness in coincidence with \udtentatively aggressive anti-hypertensive therapy. Aclinical diagnosis of aortic coarctation was made \ud[1], and a spiral TC study revealed a stenosis of the aorta \ud2 cm below the origin of the subclavia; a 2 cm aneurysm was present in the proximity of \udthe stenosis (Fig. 1, white arrow) and epiaortic arteries \udwere dilated

Aortic coarctation in the elderly: how many errors lie behind an unexpected diagnosis?