Case 1/2012: 55-year-old male with multiple coronary artery aneurysms due to Kawasaki disease.

The patient, six months before, had complained of diffuse pain in the right hemithorax at rest, which radiated to the left elbow at exertion. At the chest radiography and tomography (Fig. 1), cardiac opacities in imaging examination led to the hypothesis of the presence of coronary stents, which was discarded, as they had not been previously implanted. On further investigation by echocardiography, giant coronary aneurysms were detected in the coronary arteries.