<prompt> Cavitating lesion in lung is seen in:Wegeners granulomatosisPANSLEGoodpastures syndrome  <response>: Findings on chest radiography are abnormal in two thirds of adults with Wegeners granulomatosisGranulomatosis with angiitis. The most common radiologic findings are single or multiple nodules and masses. Nodules are typically diffuse, and approximately 50 are cavitated. Wegeners granulomatosis Granulomatous vasculitis of small aeries and veins that affects the lungs, sinuses, nasopharynx, and kidneys Antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies ANCA are seen Elderly people may have extensive atherosclerosis. After an endovascular procedure, some of the atheromatous material may embolize, usually to the skin, kidneys, or brain. This material is capable of fixing complement and thus causing vascular damage. The skin lesions--ecchymoses and necrosis--look much like vasculitis. 