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What does evidence of air within soft tissues of pelvis extending round the right lateral pelvic wall and out through both obturator foramina mean ??
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Could be serious.: Soft tissue air is a very unusual symptom. It must be evaluated thoroughly by a physician. It can be due to a rupture of a part of GIT or infection. DO NOT WAIT GET MEDICAL ATTENTION IMMEDIATELY.
Answered 11/17/2015
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