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Results: Differences General ✘F43.1✘S27.1
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(1)96%(11)
ECG 11%(0)81%(0)
Respiratory tract endoscopy —90%(0)
General urine test 85%(1)—
Blood biochemistry 9%(0)52%(1)
MRI of the brain 55%(0)—
Ultrasound of the Heart —52%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 31%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —28%
nervous shock 29% —
floating rib fractures — 28%
anxious thoughts 27% —
coagulated hemothorax — 28%
post-traumatic stress disorder 27% —
consequences of chest injury — 28%
grief 26% —
bruised ribs — 28%
consequences of grief 25% —
hemopneumothorax — 28%
anxiety in the morning 24% —
bruised lung — 27%
sexual violence anamnesis 24% —
injuries of the diaphragm — 26%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis 23% —
hylothorax — 26%
consequences of psychotrauma 23% —
subcutaneous emphysema — 25%
memory lapses 23% —
valve pneumothorax — 25%
thoughts about work 23% —
hemopericardium — 25%
panic attacks 23% —
foreign bodies of the lungs and pleura — 25%
pseudodementia 23% —
pneumomediastinum — 25%
anxiety attack 23% —
blunt heart injury — 25%
obsessive thoughts 22% —
mediastinit — 24%
the effects of anxiety 22% —
rupture of the esophagus — 24%
very anxious 22% —
bruise of the chest — 24%
constant feeling of anxiety 22% —
rib fracture — 24%
discharge phobias 21% —
hemothorax — 24%
takes antidepressants 21% —
neck injury — 23%
affective disorders 21% —
swelling after a fracture — 23%
fears of anxiety 21% —
pleural thoracocentesis — 23%
anxiety at night 21% —
bruising pain — 23%
bitterness 21% —
empyema of the pleura — 23%
flash screams in anger 21% —
lung rupture — 23%
outbursts of anger 21% —
tamponade of the heart — 22%
severe stress 21% —
catatrauma — 22%
polymorbidity 20% —
fibrothorax — 22%
agitation 20% —
surgery on the esophagus — 22%
thoughts at night 20% —
the consequences of bruise — 22%
mental shock 20% —
open pneumothorax — 22%
constant fear 20% —
closed fracture — 22%
cannot sleep 20% —
chest tension — 22%
anxiety with agitation 20% —
chest damage — 22%
rumination disorder 20% —
hernia of the esophagus — 22%
memory impairment 20% —
pressing pain in the chest — 22%
fear of illness 20% —
heart rupture — 22%
post-traumatic shock 20% —
closed pneumothorax — 22%
suicide 19% —
heaviness in the chest — 21%
think long 19% —
broken collarbone — 21%
f40 19% —
pain in the ribs — 21%
anxiety depressive disorder 19% —
pneumothorax — 21%
he doesn't want 19% —
acute blood loss — 21%
nightmares 19% —
polytrauma — 21%
obvisit 19% —
serous pleurisy — 21%
can not sleep 19% —
breath retention — 21%
thoughts about the disease 19% —
emphysema of the lungs — 21%
prolonged insomnia 19% —
pain after a fracture — 21%
irritability during 19% —
soft tissue hematoma — 21%
forgetfulness 19% —
frequent fractures — 21%
irritability 19% —
foreign body of the heart — 21%
illness from stress 19% —
weakened breathing — 21%
impressionability 19% —
atelectasis — 20%
guilt 18% —
auscultation weakened — 20%
delirium 18% —
cardiopulmonary insufficiency — 20%
exhaustion after illness 18% —
acute heart failure — 20%
akathisia 18% —
pain in the ribs when breathing — 20%
madness 18% —
breathing superficial — 20%
aggressive 18% —
abdominal injuries — 20%
unexplained fear 18% —
hydrothorax — 19%
poor sleep 18% —
lung removed — 19%
internal tension 18% —
sudden pain — 19%
angry irritable 18% —
consequences of a fracture — 19%
fear of change 18% —
chest spasm — 19%
worried in the evening 18% —
chronic respiratory failure — 19%
avoids people 18% —
chest pain when breathing — 19%
problems with studying 18% —
compressing pains in the heart — 19%
fog in the head 18% —
ligament rupture — 19%
anxiety can not sleep at night 18% —
spinal injury — 19%
adaptation disorders 17% —
bruise — 19%
can not think 17% —
ligament damage — 19%
anxiety 17% —
pain in the sternum — 19%
can't get together 17% —
myocardial dysfunction — 18%
confusion of consciousness 17% —
arterial bleeding — 18%
grumpy 17% —
pleurisy — 18%
urolithiasis 17% —
hematoma — 18%
grief is the loss of a loved one 17% —
suffocation — 18%
dulling feelings 17% —
history of chest surgery — 18%
addiction 17% —
pulmonary edema — 18%
a state of humiliation 17% —
aortic aneurysm — 18%
anxiety and dizziness 17% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 18%
dependent personality disorder 17% —
bruising sensation — 18%
sensitive 17% —
hernia — 18%
mechanical damage to the eyes 17% —
aneurysm — 18%
eye injury 17% —
cardiogenic shock — 18%
fever since 18 o'clock 17% —
bone deformation — 17%
does not express emotions 17% —
pinched diaphragmatic hernia — 17%
psychologist 17% —
head injury — 17%
longing 16% —
muscle rupture — 17%
high emotional sensitivity 16% —
bronchial lesion — 17%
fright 16% —
lung pain — 17%
loss of work 16% —
heaviness on the heart — 17%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 16% —
lack of breath — 17%
depressed mood 16% —
muscle damage — 17%
self-injurious behavior 16% —
pain when inhaling — 17%
emotional tension 16% —
hypercapnia — 17%
fear of pain 15% —
traumatic illness — 17%
it's like he's dying 15% —
worse from movement — 17%
lifeguard 15% —
spasms in the body — 17%
business anxiety 15% —
pain when breathing — 17%

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