Case Summary: We report two cases of spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage with active bleeding detected by computed tomographic angiography (CTA). Both cases had CTA within 24 hours of the onset of clinical symptoms. The active bleeding presented as a spot of contrast media extravasation in source images. There was no visible arteriovenous malformation or aneurysm in maximum intensity projection images. Neurosurgeons were alerted to possible rapid progression of the disease process. Acute deterioration due to significant increase in hematoma size in a few hours was found by follow up CT in one case and by operative finding in the other. Both patients had emergency surgery with fair post-operative results. Unfortunately, one patient had a hypoxic event during the postoperative period. We think active extravasation detected by CTA is important in predicting deterioration of a patient's condition and encouraging early intervention.