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• Here is a table presenting symptoms of the reported cases:
  

Patient	Symptoms	Past medical history and risk factors	Laboratory findings	Treatment
55 year old, male ,admitted due to cough and febrile dyspnea with suspected COVID-19.	48 hrs after admission had chest pain	Peripheral artery disease	EKG: Inverted T waves in the inferior leads Troponin I was elevated {Hs-TnI was at 355 ng/l, then 570 ng/l 3 h later (normal values <7 ng/l)} Transthoracic echocardiography:Left ventricular ejection fraction 60% without wall motion abnormalities, no diastolic dysfunction, and a mild mitral regurgitation Coronary angiogram : Chronic total occlusion of the posterior descending artery with epicardial collateral from the left anterior descending artery. In the mid-right coronary artery, a spontaneous dissecting coronary hematoma was observed with an intimal tear. Optical coherence tomography (OCT): spontaneous dissecting coronary hematoma with an intimal rupture of right coronary artery	Aspirin, Statins, and Beta-blockers. Subsequent control of coronary angiogram was planned.
70-year-old, male	Severe , persistent chest pain ( 8/10), which started 3 hrs before admission	Smoking, Hypertension, and Type 2 diabetes, H/O percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) with implantation of a drug-eluting stent (DES)	EKG:new ST-T abnormalities in the precordial leads ST-T abnormalities in the precordial leads. Echocardiogram: Left ventricular ejection fraction 40–45% with akinesia in the LCx territory (old) and a severe hypokinesis in the left anterior ascending (LAD) territory. Coronary angiogram: moderate in-stent restenosis on LCx-OM and a moderate right coronary artery (RCA) stenosis	Heparin, Sublingual nitroglycerin, and Clopidogrel Angiogram was performed
48‐year‐old, female	History of severe chest pain that awoke her from sleep,9/10,severe,retrosternal tightness with radiation to neck and bilateral arms.	Migraine and Hyperlipidemia	Initial troponin I <0.01 with subsequent troponin I 0.5 ng/ml (reference range <0.80 ng/ml) Electrocardiogram: No acute ST changes or signs of ischemia Transthoracic echocardiogram : Left ventricular ejection fraction 45–50% and akinesis of the distal anteroseptal and apical segments Computed tomography coronary angiogram: LAD artery showed dissection from the mid‐to‐distal LAD	Aspirin, Sublingual nitroglycerin