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Results: Differences General	✘Injuries of the diaphragm	✘Laryngeal stenosis in children
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 96%(13) 42%(0) Respiratory tract endoscopy 90%(0) 44%(0) Blood biochemistry 52%(1) 30%(1) ECG 81%(0) — Ultrasound of the Heart 52%(0) — Endoscopy 27%(0) 17%(0) CT of the organ 23%(0) 16%(0) Coagulogram 33%(1) 4%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	51%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
subcutaneous emphysema	41%	—
laryngeal stenosis in children	—	26%
abdominal injuries	39%	—
chronic laryngeal stenosis	—	21%
chest damage	37%	—
scarring	—	21%
hemothorax	37%	—
inflammation of larynx	—	20%
pressing pain in the chest	37%	—
laryngitis	—	16%
lung rupture	36%	—
swelling of the throat mucosa	—	16%
compressing pains in the heart	34%	—
swelling of the throat	—	16%
heart rupture	34%	—
choking in the throat	—	16%
lung damage	34%	—
foreign body of the larynx	—	16%
catatrauma	34%	—
is better when leaning forward	—	16%
serous pleurisy	33%	—
loose throat	—	15%
weakened breathing	32%	—
scleroma	—	15%
pain chest	32%	—
acute laryngeal stenosis	—	14%
pneumothorax	32%	—
cold sticky sweat	—	13%
auscultation weakened	31%	—
foreign body of the pharynx	—	13%
pain in the heart	31%	—
suffocating	—	13%
pain in the diaphragm	31%	—
croup	—	13%
traumatic shock	31%	—
breathing free	—	13%
ligament rupture	30%	—
acute laryngitis	—	13%
type of breathing chest	30%	—
suffocation	18%	31%
chest pain when breathing	29%	—
convulsions	—	12%
pain in the sternum	29%	—
sweat sticky	—	12%
bleeding	29%	—
myxedema	—	12%
lung pain	29%	—
apnea	—	12%
arterial bleeding	28%	—
laryngitis in children	—	12%
hemopneumothorax	28%	—
lips pale	—	11%
constriction in the stomach	28%	—
laryngotracheitis	—	11%
coagulated hemothorax	28%	—
feeling in the throat	—	11%
acute shock	28%	—
parainfluenza	—	11%
floating rib fractures	28%	—
phlegm thick	—	11%
fracture of the sternum	28%	—
no children	—	11%
consequences of chest injury	28%	—
barking cough	—	11%
bruised ribs	28%	—
ulcers in the throat	—	11%
muscle rupture	28%	—
diphtheria	—	10%
muscle damage	27%	—
epiglottitis	—	10%
internal bleeding	27%	—
laryngospasm	—	10%
pulmonary hemorrhage	27%	—
pain in the larynx	—	10%
history of chest surgery	27%	—
tightness in the throat	—	10%
pleurisy	27%	—
air sickness	—	10%
bruised lung	27%	—
spasm in the throat	—	10%
chest compaction	27%	—
head skin sweating	—	10%
acute injury	27%	—
tracheitis	—	10%
presses	27%	—
lips blue	—	10%
tachycardia	26%	—
body is cold	—	9%
pain when breathing	26%	—
dry cough	—	9%
vascular damage	26%	—
crackling when breathing	—	9%
palpitations	26%	—
convulsions with loss of consciousness	—	9%
bronchial lesion	26%	—
worse from the slightest noise	—	9%
hylothorax	26%	—
noise irritates	—	9%
anxiety in the chest	25%	—
defecation during urination	—	9%
pneumomediastinum	25%	—
can't hold urine	—	9%
acute abdomen	25%	—
scar inflammation	—	9%
blunt heart injury	25%	—
feeling of lack of air	—	9%
history of laparoscopic surgery	25%	—
motion sickness in transport	—	9%
hemopericardium	25%	—
nose swelling	—	9%
arrhythmia	25%	—
periodic fainting	—	9%
bone fracture	25%	—
tingling in the throat	—	8%
foreign bodies of the lungs and pleura	25%	—
throat sensitive	—	8%
hypotension	24%	—
nervous excitability	—	8%
bruise of the chest	24%	—
difficult childhood	—	8%
rupture of the esophagus	24%	—
shortness of breath whistling	—	8%
valve pneumothorax	24%	—
miscarriage	—	8%
mediastinit	24%	—
cramps in the legs	—	8%
rib fracture	24%	—
a history of endoscopic surgery	—	8%
sputum with blood	24%	—
age 4 years	—	8%
empyema of the pleura	23%	—
urination disorder	—	8%
bruising pain	23%	—
chokes from coughing	—	8%
pleural thoracocentesis	23%	—
rapid growth	—	8%
swelling after a fracture	23%	—
gerd in children	—	8%
neck injury	23%	—
throat hurts	—	8%
effects of shock	22%	—
sweating is increased	—	7%
closed fracture	22%	—
moderate condition	—	7%
open pneumothorax	22%	—
hiv	—	7%
chest tension	22%	—
spicy food	—	7%
closed pneumothorax	22%	—
high height	—	7%
the consequences of bruise	22%	—
tickling with cough	—	7%
inflammation of the stomach	22%	—
sore throat during coughing	—	7%
surgery on the esophagus	22%	—
tickling throat cough	—	7%
fibrothorax	22%	—
chokes while eating	—	7%
tamponade of the heart	22%	—
violation of the stool	—	7%
hernia of the esophagus	22%	—
throat tickling	—	7%
heaviness in the chest	21%	—
choking	—	7%
foreign body of the heart	21%	—
childhood diseases	6%	13%
frequent fractures	21%	—
barking cough	—	7%
acute blood loss	21%	—
dry	—	6%
flat chest	21%	—
ankylosis	—	6%
polytrauma	21%	—
shortness of breath constant	—	6%
wound	30%	7%
hepatitis c	—	6%
pain in the ribs	21%	—
consultation of a gastroenterologist	—	6%
soft tissue hematoma	21%	—
feeling of crawling goosebumps	—	6%
hiccups	21%	—
fibrosarcoma	—	6%
arrhythmia tachycardia	21%	—
neurological disorders	—	6%
breath retention	21%	—
worse at 7 am	—	6%
emphysema of the lungs	21%	—
whistling breathing	—	6%
pain after a fracture	21%	—
viral hepatitis b	—	6%
broken collarbone	21%	—
cough paroxysmal	—	6%
acute heart failure	20%	—
severe shortness of breath	—	6%
omission of internal organs	20%	—
shortness of breath during physical exertion	—	6%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency	20%	—
hepatitis	—	5%
left-sided symptoms	20%	—
viral hepatitis	—	5%

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