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Fig. 2B. —85-year-old man with large hemoptysis. Chest CT scans show both site and cause of bleeding. This case shows that bronchiectasis inducing large bleeding may be discrete on CT and also that ground-glass opacities help localize bleeding in diseases with diffuse distribution. CT scan depicts associated focal ground-glass opacity anterior to major fissure. This finding localizes bleeding to right middle lobe.