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Late presentation of left main stem occlusion after blunt chest trauma

Blunt chest trauma is a rare but known cause of acute coronary lesions. Commonly, the left anterior descending artery is involved which results in an anterior myocardial infarction, diagnosed within a variable time span of 24 hours to 6 months. We report on an unusual case of left main stem occlusion young adult patient presenting with evolving angina 5 years after an apparently minor chest trauma.