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Fig. 2A —Iodine extravasation into bronchi of 57-year-old woman with hemoptysis. Bronchoscopy (not shown) had revealed active bleeding on left side without identifying precise lobe, whereas MDCT depicts bleeding site on left upper lobe. Sagittal multiplanar reconstruction image on lung window setting shows contrast medium (arrow) in bronchi of left upper lobe with air bubbles (arrowheads).