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Results: Differences General ✘Eventration✘Abdominal compartment syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
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wound postoperative 96% —
abdominal compartment syndrome — 80%
gastroschisis 93% —
acute coronary syndrome — 78%
omphalocele 91% —
multiple organ failure — 72%
severe meteorism 88% —
tumors of the peritoneum — 72%
aseptic peritonitis 88% —
angina pectoris — 72%
eventration 83% —
little urine — 72%
subcutaneous emphysema 81% —
abdominal aortic aneurysm — 72%
postoperative peritonitis 80% —
capillary leak syndrome — 72%
cough after whooping cough 79% —
retroperitoneal hematoma — 72%
wound inflammation 78% —
CHD — 72%
hiccups 77% —
abdominal injuries — 71%
umbilical hernia 77% —
thermal burns — 69%
bowel prolapse 74% —
consequences of abdominal trauma — 69%
intestinal paresis 72% —
heart dysfunction — 66%
puncture wound 72% —
bleeding into the abdominal cavity — 66%
the feeling of a wound 72% —
anuria — 65%
pain appears at the thought of her 72% —
burn shock — 64%
bloating 70% —
ascites — 64%
rapid reaction 67% —
pricks in the stomach — 64%
the surgical suture is inflamed 66% —
intra-abdominal abscesses — 63%
umbilical hernia in children 65% —
acute condition — 63%
cough 65% —
liver injuries — 63%
stab wound 65% —
inflammation of postoperative scars — 62%
pain chest 64% —
acute injury — 62%
the wounds are festering 63% —
diuresis is reduced — 62%
paralytic syndrome 63% —
parenchymal bleeding — 60%
pain in the wound 62% —
acute violation of ophthalmotonus — 60%
hypoproteinemia 62% —
aortic aneurysm — 59%
omission of internal organs 60% —
soreness of postoperative scars — 59%
vomiting 60% —
hemorrhagic pancreatitis — 59%
inflammatory infiltrate 60% —
abdominal muscle spasm — 59%
hemorrhages on the skin 60% —
bladder pressure — 56%
pent-up anger 59% —
erythrocytic cylindruria — 56%
bronchial tuberculosis 58% —
activity is not changed — 56%
cough asthmatic 57% —
blood diseases — 56%
explosive injury 57% —
glaucoma — 56%
closed fracture 57% —
respiratory alkalosis — 55%
is worse at 10 am 57% —
stagnation in the lungs — 54%
uterine hypoplasia 56% —
liver problems — 54%
uterine prolapse 56% —
chronic respiratory failure — 54%
chills 56% —
pancreatitis — 53%
childhood diseases 56% —
aneurysm — 52%
stones cough after bronchitis 55% —
internal edema — 52%
skin is tight 55% —
aching stomach — 52%
paresis 54% —
chronic peritonitis — 52%
underdevelopment 54% —
central venous pressure is increased — 52%
rupture of the uterus 53% —
necrosis — 52%
leukocytosis 53% —
belly enlargement — 52%
asthmatic bronchitis 53% —
history of laparoscopic surgery — 51%
worse during day 52% —
decrease in alkaline phosphatase — 51%
worse in morning 52% —
spasm in the lungs — 51%
dyspnea 52% —
protein in the urine — 51%
stomach swells 52% —
gastrointestinal problems — 51%
asthma attacks 51% —
intestinal tumor — 51%
stool delay 51% —
pelvic bone fracture — 50%
cut wound 51% —
pricks — 50%
tachycardia 51% —
cylindruria — 50%
pus in feces 50% —
surgery history of aortic aneurysm — 50%
strong cough 50% —
alt reduction — 49%
nausea 50% —
respiratory insufficiency — 49%
wounds of the heart 50% —
scar pain — 49%
sharp cough 50% —
parenchymal hepatitis — 49%
obesity on the stomach 50% —
purulent pancreatitis — 49%
severe gas formation 49% —
congestive kidney — 49%
mediastinal tumors 48% —
effects of trauma and shock — 48%
recovery period 48% —
post-traumatic shock — 48%
teething the child 48% —
abdominal cramps — 48%
intoxication 48% —
is quickly aroused — 48%
severe nausea 48% —
pressure in the stomach — 48%
stage of recovery 48% —
gastric perforation — 48%
bloating pain 47% —
abscess — 48%
fat deposits 47% —
stomach cramps — 48%
fecal vomiting 47% —
increased diuresis — 48%
cough paroxysmal 47% —
a history of organ transplantation — 47%
fever tachycardia 47% —
alkalosis — 47%
does not sweat 47% —
bacteremia — 47%
pain due to flatulence 46% —
pain in the intestines — 47%
falls to the floor 46% —
respiratory spasm — 47%
increased ast 46% —
decreased urea — 47%
chest pain when coughing 46% —
intestinal spasms — 47%
compressing pains in the heart 45% —
sepsis — 47%
intestinal resection 45% —
abdominal muscle pain — 47%
pulmonary tuberculosis 44% —
swelling after injury — 46%
stool with gases 44% —
defense of abdominal muscles — 46%
cough with shortness 44% —
low acidity — 46%
intestinal infection 44% —
vascular tumor — 46%
infected wounds 44% —
respiratory acidosis — 45%
wound 77% 31%
breathing superficial — 45%
muscle atrophy 43% —
pneumonia with pleurisy — 45%
abundant stool 43% —
pain in the pleura — 45%
chest pain when breathing 43% —
abdominal breathing — 44%
abdominal pain with nausea 43% —
scar inflammation — 44%
confusion of thoughts 43% —
liver necrosis — 44%
loses thought 43% —
consequences of injuries — 44%
increased ESR 43% —
increased urea — 44%
bronchial asthma 43% —
polytrauma — 44%
abdominal pain with vomiting 43% —
pulling abdominal pain — 43%
serum sickness 43% —
pain after a fracture — 43%
hypotrophy 42% —
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract — 43%
the skin is dark 42% —
stomach tumors — 43%

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