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Electrical storm: an unusual manifestation of coronary ectasia.

Coronary ectasia (CE) is a diffuse disease of the vessel that causes a dilation larger than 1.5 times in comparison with an adjacent segment of a healthy artery. CE incidence ranges from 0.3 to 4.9% in the general population1. Despite its relative frequency, CE clinical presentation, origin, management, and prevention continue to be a subject of debate and continuous medical research2. We report the case of a CE uncommon presentation: electric storm.