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Results: Differences General ✘Heart injuries✘Thoracoabdominal injury
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 37%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —18%
hemopneumothorax 36% —
pneumothorax in newborns — 15%
tamponade of the heart 33% —
rupture of the eyeball — 14%
hemopericardium 32% —
defense of abdominal muscles — 14%
impaired pericardial function 31% —
intestinal paresis — 14%
wounds of the heart 30% —
lobar emphysema — 13%
heaviness in the chest 27% —
curly hair — 13%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency 26% —
eye injury — 12%
acute heart failure 26% —
mechanical damage to the eyes — 12%
aortic aneurysm 24% —
paralytic syndrome — 12%
aneurysm 24% —
intestinal obstruction — 12%
CHD 24% —
chest aches — 11%
floating rib fractures 24% —
deviation of spine — 11%
hemorrhages on the skin 24% —
history of liver surgery — 11%
arterial bleeding 24% —
feeling of isolation — 11%
chronic respiratory failure 24% —
mucus in the bronchi — 11%
heaviness on the heart 23% —
tension in the eyes — 11%
nose pulmonary heart 23% —
retroperitoneal hematoma — 11%
cardiac arrest 23% —
pelvic bone fracture 13% 24%
bruised ribs 23% —
histamine lowered — 11%
consequences of chest injury 23% —
unconscious state — 11%
pulsation in the heart 23% —
general intoxication syndrome — 10%
serious condition 23% —
cough obstructive — 10%
pneumonia 23% —
swallow hard — 10%
coagulated hemothorax 23% —
paresis — 10%
necrosis 22% —
reticulocytosis — 10%
hylothorax 22% —
liver resection — 10%
general swelling does 22% —
hematuria — 10%
cardiodilation 22% —
abdominal muscle pain — 10%
enlargement of the heart 22% —
heaviness in the eyes — 10%
bruised lung 22% —
frequent swallowing — 10%
there is heart failure 22% —
fatigue feeling — 10%
heart failure 22% —
abrasion — 9%
foreign bodies of the lungs and pleura 21% —
intoxication — 9%
cough deep 21% —
impaired spleen function — 9%
skin condition 21% —
fatigue from work — 9%
pneumomediastinum 21% —
intestinal resection — 9%
blunt heart injury 21% —
effects of taking antibiotics — 8%
multiple organ failure 21% —
a history of endoscopic surgery — 8%
arrhythmia 21% —
back pain — 8%
violation of pulmonary circulation 21% —
liver dysfunction — 8%
venous congestion 21% —
agnosia — 8%
pericarditis 21% —
feeling in the throat — 8%
pulsates 20% —
vomiting blood — 8%
bruise of the chest 20% —
electrolyte balance disorders — 8%
myocardial infarction 20% —
thoracoabdominal injury — 8%
pneumonia with pleurisy 20% —
lower back pain — 8%
valve pneumothorax 20% —
bloating — 8%
skin problems 20% —
inflammation of the eyes — 8%
rupture of the esophagus 20% —
internal bleeding 8% 16%
hypoxia 20% —
digestive disorders — 7%
mediastinit 20% —
muscle pain — 7%
pain in the pleura 19% —
hemorrhagic diathesis — 7%
aneurysm of the heart 19% —
conservative — 7%
closed fracture 19% —
decreased concentration of attention — 7%
the consequences of bruise 19% —
chronic condition — 7%
empyema of the pleura 19% —
skin sensations — 7%
bruising pain 19% —
muscle protection is spilled — 6%
hernia of the esophagus 19% —
peritonitis 7% 12%
neck injury 19% —
vomiting 6% 9%
swelling after a fracture 19% —
swallows phlegm 10% 12%
pain in the ribs 18% —
on the back abdominal wall 9% 11%
weakened breathing 18% —
respiratory acidosis 8% 10%
breath retention 18% —
pressure on the diaphragm 9% 11%
foreign body of the heart 18% —
purulent peritonitis 7% 9%
soft tissue hematoma 18% —
sputum with blood 10% 12%
broken collarbone 18% —
kidney damage 7% 9%
acute blood loss 18% —
spinal fracture 11% 13%
gunshot wounds 18% —
rupture of the spleen 9% 11%
open pneumothorax 18% —
liver injuries 8% 10%
rheumatic pericarditis 18% —
acute allergic reactions 8% 9%
consequences of infection 18% —
hemorrhage in the eye 8% 9%
surgery on the esophagus 18% —
bronchospasm 8% 9%
closed pneumothorax 18% —
back injury 8% 9%
fibrothorax 18% —
pain in the thoracic spine 8% 9%
patient is motionless 17% —
impaired lung function 12% 13%
dizziness from coughing 17% —
respiratory allergy 8% 9%
exudative pericarditis 17% —
inflammatory bowel diseases 6% 7%
serous pleurisy 32% 13%
increased bleeding 6% 7%
breathing superficial 17% —
allergy 6% 7%
changes in the blood 17% —
liver problems 6% 7%
hypovolemic shock 17% —
metabolic disorder 6% 7%
pain in the ribs when breathing 17% —
overwork 6% 7%
frequent fractures 17% —
abdominal pain 6% 7%
rapid breathing 17% —
tension in the spine 8% 9%
auscultation weakened 17% —
weakness when breathing 17% —
pain in the sternum 16% —
fainting from pain 16% —
hydrothorax 16% —
chest pain when breathing 16% —
lung removed 16% —
sudden pain 16% —
chest spasm 16% —
ligament damage 16% —
chronic heart failure 16% —
ligament rupture 16% —
hemothorax 33% 15%
pleurisy 29% 11%
rapid reaction 15% —
bruising sensation 15% —
cardiogenic shock 15% —
myocardial dysfunction 15% —
pulmonary edema 15% —
joint injuries 15% —
suffocation 15% —
chest pain when inhaling 15% —
closed person 15% —
to breathe hard 15% —
fistula 15% —
head injury 15% —
muscle rupture 15% —
fear of death from illness 15% —
pinched diaphragmatic hernia 15% —
pain in the right half of the body 15% —
with the corn 15% —
no consciousness 15% —

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