Case report: Spontaneous coronary artery rupture presenting with acute coronary syndrome: A rare diagnosis of common disease.

Acute coronary syndrome (ACS), myocardial infarction, and sudden death have all been linked to spontaneous coronary artery rapture (SCAR). Patients primarily afflicted by SCAR are those with or without cardiovascular risk factors, notably men, implying a mechanism distinct from the more prevalent atherosclerosis. Both medical and interventional treatment should consider the diverse causes of ACS as well as the patient's clinical stability.