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Fig. 4. —58-year-old man with bronchiolitis obliterans organizing pneumonia; patient was receiving busulfan and cyclophosphamide chemotherapy for multiple myeloma. High-resolution CT scan shows peripheral areas of consolidation. Note striking left-sided predominance. Differential diagnosis includes bacterial or fungal pneumonia and adverse drug reaction. Diagnosis was confirmed at lung biopsy.