A week before admission	Upper respiratory tract infection
Three days before admission	Intense isometric exercise and first episode of retrosternal burning
Day of admission (9 a.m.)	Fatigue and cold sweat while doing house chores
Initial presentation	History of fatigue and weakness without any complaint of chest pain, normal electrocardiogram, and borderline troponin level (no significant rise)
Three days after admission	Experiencing chest pain while holding his 2-year-old child
Coronary angiography (Day 3)	Multiple coronary artery dissection in left circumflex artery has been diagnosed
Three month after hospital discharge	One episode of similar chest pain while holding his child to escape the room because of the earthquake
Four months after hospital discharge	Myocardial perfusion scan with exercise test was performed, and it was negative for ischaemia