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Comparison results

 

Results: Differences General	✘J93	✘R25
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 17%(0) — Endoscopy 16%(0) — CT of the organ 15%(0) — General and visits — 13%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	76%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
open pneumothorax	65%	—
violent facial expressions	—	86%
closed pneumothorax	61%	—
need for movement	—	45%
chest tension	51%	—
akathisia	—	41%
valve pneumothorax	50%	—
fiddles with his hands	—	31%
pneumothorax	48%	—
mumbles	—	28%
chest damage	41%	—
opium withdrawal syndrome	—	26%
lung removed	40%	—
rubs the nose	—	25%
lung rupture	35%	—
picks his nose	—	24%
cavernous pulmonary tuberculosis	35%	—
swings	—	23%
presses	34%	—
opium addiction	—	23%
pain chest	30%	—
latent iron deficiency	—	23%
consequences of chest injury	30%	—
itching in the ears	—	22%
internal irritation	29%	—
he can't feel his legs	—	22%
pulmonary tuberculosis	29%	—
worries due to pain	—	21%
spontaneous pneumothorax	29%	—
internal tension	—	21%
still very frequent breathing	28%	—
organic anxiety disorder	—	21%
chest pain when breathing	28%	—
itching of the skin of the hands	—	21%
impaired lung function	27%	—
carbon monoxide poisoning	—	21%
type of breathing chest	27%	—
anxiety inside	—	21%
subcutaneous emphysema	27%	—
itchy nose	—	20%
bruise of the chest	26%	—
itching of the extremities	—	20%
pain when breathing	26%	—
leg restlessness	—	19%
boxed sound	26%	—
stims	—	19%
tuberculosis	25%	—
withdrawal syndrome	—	18%
trauma	25%	—
irritability from pain	—	18%
hemothorax	25%	—
itching constant	—	18%
barotrauma	24%	—
patient's condition	—	18%
pale face	24%	—
pain in the entire spine	—	18%
hypotension	24%	—
cannot relax	—	17%
dyspnea	24%	—
stereotypical movements	—	17%
pleural thoracocentesis	24%	—
tension in the legs	—	17%
bullous emphysema of the lung	23%	—
tension in the spine	—	17%
breathing superficial	23%	—
stereotypia	—	15%
weakened breathing	23%	—
takes antidepressants	—	15%
polytrauma	23%	—
parkinson's disease	—	15%
wound	23%	—
fidgety	—	15%
serous pleurisy	23%	—
emotional tension	—	15%
lung cyst	22%	—
lower back pain	—	15%
auscultation weakened	22%	—
variable symptoms	—	15%
feeling of lack of air	22%	—
addiction	—	15%
bruise	21%	—
irritability	—	14%
compressing pains in the heart	21%	—
alternating symptoms	—	14%
blisters	21%	—
changeable mood	—	14%
rapid breathing	20%	—
alcohol dependence	—	14%
lung damage	20%	—
irritability during	—	14%
history of laparoscopic surgery	19%	—
back pain	—	14%
pale skin	19%	—
skin anesthesia	—	13%
pain in the heart	19%	—
lot of operations in small things	—	13%
full	19%	—
sensations in the legs	—	13%
difficulty breathing	19%	—
pain in the legs	—	13%
omission of internal organs	19%	—
itchy skin	—	13%
pleurisy	19%	—
anxiety	—	13%
cyanosis	18%	—
emotional	—	12%
criticality	18%	—
damage to the nervous system	—	12%
worse from movement	18%	—
intoxication	—	12%
cysts	17%	—
anesthesia	—	12%
hypoxia	17%	—
picks the skin	—	10%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases	16%	—
pulls clothes	—	10%
consequences of injuries	16%	—
tugging ears	—	10%
there are no complaints	15%	—
oncology	14%	—
inflammation	14%	—
lowered	14%	—
history of surgery	24%	10%
general tension	27%	14%
acute pain	16%	12%
drug disease	15%	11%

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