A novel spirocyclization has been developed for the construction of functionalized spirooxindole pyran via Lewis acid promoted Prins cyclization. The reaction proceeds through formation of a single diastereoisomer with high stereoselectivity. This approach can be used to construct biologically important substituted spirooxindole as well as fluorinated pyran scaffolds.
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