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Air bubbles. (a) Spot radiograph shows air bubbles (arrow) in the left side of the uterus. (b) Spot radiograph no longer depicts the air bubbles seen in the left cornua of the uterus in a. Air bubbles are often mobile or transient when they are expelled into the fallopian tubes.

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