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Coartation of the aorta typically consits of a dis- crete ridge extending into the aortic lumen just dis- tal to the left subclavian artery. This condition re- sults in hypertension in the arms and the femoral arterial pulses are weak and delayed. On physical examination a harsh systolic ejection murmur may be identified along the left sternal border and in the back, particularly over the coartation. On the chest radiograph and on the electrocardiogram we meet typical changes. The coarctation may be vi- sualized echocardiographically and aortography. We report a clinical case we have seen in our Primary Health Care's room.

Coartación de aorta: diagnóstico de sospecha en la consulta de Atención Primaria