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Results: Differences Similar ✘Pyopneumothorax
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Distinctive symptoms
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lung abscess 74%
lung gangrene 73%
empyema of the pleura 73%
mediastinal cysts 72%
pleurisy 65%
cough from the chest 64%
fistula 62%
abscess 58%
suppuration with fistulas 57%
lung cyst 57%
sharp cough 55%
hoarse cough 54%
abscessing pneumonia 53%
cavernous pulmonary tuberculosis 53%
impaired lung function 52%
pneumonia 52%
pseudoabdominal syndrome 51%
torrential sweats 51%
bacterial pneumonia 51%
cough deep 51%
strong cough 50%
severe shortness of breath 48%
vegetative state 48%
cold sticky sweat 48%
appetite is changeable 48%
inflammation 47%
tuberculosis 46%
cough 46%
a comfortable child 46%
sudden onset 46%
sweat sticky 46%
lung damage 44%
restlessness in bed 44%
dyspnea 44%
pulmonary tuberculosis 43%
apnea 43%
congenital tuberculosis 43%
cough with shortness 43%
stomach swells 42%
cyanosis 42%
threadlike pulse 42%
patient's condition 42%
sudden pain 42%
rash pustules 41%
necrosis 41%
intoxication 41%
purulent plugs 40%
subcutaneous emphysema 40%
fever febrile 40%
bronchial tuberculosis 40%
high temperature 40%
general tension 40%
boxed sound 40%
febrile 40%
pseudomembranous colitis 39%
chills 39%
pain when breathing 39%
respiratory insufficiency 38%
cyst in the head 38%
Friedlander 's pneumonia 38%
rapid reaction 37%
smell of pus 37%
no appetite 37%
sweat with chills 36%
acute condition 36%
pneumonia with pleurisy 36%
hypotension 36%
acute cholecystitis 35%
typhlitis 35%
pseudomonas infection 35%
chest tension 35%
silicotuberculosis 35%
bronchopneumonia 35%
cold skin 35%
swelling of veins 35%
defense of abdominal muscles 35%
dryness 34%
mucous membranes are pale 34%
acute colitis 34%
pneumothorax 34%
breath retention 34%
scarlet 34%
pneumonia unspecified 34%
infectious colitis 33%
acute pain 33%
no feeling of hunger 33%
febrile body temperature 33%
anaerobic infection 33%
atelectasis 33%
cold sweat 33%
sudden onset 32%
chronic pneumonia 32%
pulmonary hypertension 31%
take it, take it 31%
lower respiratory tract infections 31%
cholecystitis 31%
congestion purulent wounds 31%
resorption 31%
pale skin 31%
porous skin 31%
acute coronary syndrome 31%
pulmonary embolism 31%
angina attack 30%
omission of internal organs 30%
rapid breathing 30%
bronchial asthma 30%
colitis 29%
shock states of various genesis 29%
type of breathing chest 29%
sharp belly 29%
effects of shock 29%
lung pain 28%
hypertrophy biliary tract 28%
forced situation 28%
angina pectoris 28%
myocardial infarction 28%
pale skin 28%
ARVI 28%
sepsis 26%
pain chest 26%
heart failure 26%
general intoxication syndrome 26%
inflammatory bowel diseases 26%
suppuration of the skin 26%
bacteremia 26%
serious condition 26%
thrombosis 25%
wound 24%
hypertension 24%
consequences of infection 23%
impaired arterial function 23%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 23%
consequences of operation 23%
onset of illness 22%
childhood diseases 22%
blood diseases 22%
skin problems 22%
consequences of taking medications 21%

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