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Results: Differences General	✘Pulmonary artery aneurysm	✘Empyema of the pleura
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 58%(0) — CT of the organ 58%(0) — MRI of the organ 50%(0) — Ultrasound of the Heart 40%(0) — Chest radiography 40%(0) — ECG 38%(0) — Ultrasound of the organ 34%(0) — Measurements at the reception 33%(0) — Coagulogram — 28%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
sputum with blood	96%	—
bronchial fistula	—	91%
atrial septal aneurysm	94%	—
pleurisy	—	78%
pulmonary artery aneurysm	87%	—
fistula	—	67%
hoarseness voice	85%	—
lung abscess	—	65%
cough with shortness	82%	—
abscess	—	64%
up circulatory disorders	81%	—
very calm	—	63%
angiopathy	80%	—
cough with mucous sputum	—	62%
cavernous pulmonary tuberculosis	80%	—
vegetative state	—	59%
heart dysfunction	79%	—
bacterial destruction of the lungs	—	59%
visceral syphilis	77%	—
sputum green	—	59%
angioplasty	77%	—
moist frequent cough	—	57%
systemic vasculitis	75%	—
fetid phlegm	—	56%
schistosomiasis	74%	—
lot of sputum	—	56%
nose pulmonary heart	74%	—
pneumonia	—	55%
aneurysm of the heart	71%	—
hectic fever	—	53%
fibrothorax	69%	—
hydrothorax	—	53%
lung syphilis	69%	—
liver abscess	—	53%
impaired arterial function	69%	—
lung gangrene	—	52%
vascular damage	68%	—
violation of the function of both lungs	—	51%
pulmonary artery valve insufficiency	68%	—
scoliosis in children	—	50%
shortness of breath when moving	67%	—
cough with purulent sputum	—	49%
vasculitis	66%	—
history of chest surgery	—	49%
breathing is difficult	65%	—
attacks of wet cough	—	48%
weakness is worse from movement	65%	—
rupture of the esophagus	—	48%
history of aneurysmectomy	64%	—
mediastinit	—	48%
impaired venous function	64%	—
cough dry wet	—	48%
acquired heart defects	63%	—
posture disorders in children	—	46%
cough when inhaling	63%	—
tuberculosis in the anamnesis	—	45%
r00 1 unspecified bradycardia	61%	—
bronchiectasis	—	45%
aching chest pain	61%	—
no appetite	—	45%
there are no complaints	60%	—
pleural thoracocentesis	—	45%
systemic mycosis	59%	—
fingers - drumsticks	—	44%
breathing cough dry	59%	—
frequent cough	—	44%
mediastinal cancer	58%	—
dulling on percussion	—	44%
arterial occlusion	58%	—
intra-abdominal abscesses	—	43%
dysfunction of the left lung	57%	—
effects of pneumonia	—	43%
oncology	57%	—
worse extreme temperatures	—	43%
open ductus arteriosus	57%	—
cough prolonged	—	42%
altered voice	56%	—
anaerobic infection	—	41%
heart failure	56%	—
suppuration with fistulas	—	41%
there is heart failure	56%	—
eats everything	—	41%
patient's condition	56%	—
tightness of breath	—	41%
increased	55%	—
pneumonia in the anamnesis	—	41%
ventricular septal defect	55%	—
eats often	—	41%
nausea	54%	—
weakened breathing	—	41%
dyspnea	87%	31%
pneumothorax	—	41%
pulmonary hemorrhage	54%	—
necrosis	—	41%
blue veins	54%	—
high temperature	—	40%
sharp cough	53%	—
hyperventilation syndrome	—	40%
open oval window	53%	—
fibrosis of the lungs	—	40%
vomiting	52%	—
cough paroxysmal	—	40%
pain in the right hypochondrium	51%	—
auscultation weakened	—	40%
mediastinal tumors	51%	—
purulent peritonitis	—	39%
it hurts to talk	51%	—
osteitis	—	39%
feeling of lack of air	51%	—
chest deformity	—	39%
superficial veins	51%	—
absences	—	38%
aortic aneurysm	50%	—
no feeling of hunger	—	38%
dry cough	49%	—
scoliosis	—	38%
violation of pulmonary circulation	49%	—
bone necrosis	—	38%
symptomatic arterial hypertension	49%	—
osteomyelitis	—	37%
swelling of the extremities	49%	—
peritonitis	—	36%
a history of prosthetics	49%	—
unbearable pain	—	36%
palpitations with shortness of breath	48%	—
bacterial pneumonia	—	36%
blood diseases	48%	—
pancreatitis	—	36%
pulmonary hypertension	47%	—
spondylopathy	—	36%
voice disorders	47%	—
streptococci	—	35%
pulmonary tuberculosis	47%	—
curvature of the spine	—	35%
predominant right	47%	—
ascites	—	35%
lung cancer	47%	—
reddening of the skin	—	34%
consequences of a fracture	46%	—
subfebrility	—	34%
right-sided symptoms	46%	—
epilepsy attacks	—	34%
heart hypertrophy	46%	—
acute abdomen	—	34%
cold skin	46%	—
tremor	—	34%
sudden pain	46%	—
chills	—	34%
pain in the veins	45%	—
epilepsy	—	33%
veins bloating	44%	—
calculating	—	33%
calcification	44%	—
suppuration of the skin	—	32%
premature babies	44%	—
sweating is increased	—	32%
helminths	44%	—
worse food	—	31%
fungus	44%	—
worse during meals	—	31%
syphilis	44%	—
loss body weight	—	31%
general tension	44%	—
rapid weight loss	—	31%
lung pain	43%	—
convulsions	—	30%
pain in the heart	43%	—
surgical infections	—	29%
painful swelling	43%	—
feeling of heat	—	29%
consultation with a cardiologist	43%	—
wound	—	29%
acute injury	43%	—
liver problems	—	29%
chronic heart failure	43%	—
gastrointestinal problems	—	28%
heart defect	43%	—
consequences of surgery	—	28%
cyanosis	43%	—
skin problems	—	27%
bradycardia	43%	—
cough wet	50%	68%
pain chest	89%	44%
inflammation	46%	57%
pale skin	43%	—
general weakness	41%	46%
up vascular mesh	42%	—
tuberculosis	41%	46%
bronchial lesion	42%	—
history of surgery	55%	56%
nausea vomiting	41%	—
worse from movement	41%	—
essential hypertension	41%	—
nausea from pain	41%	—
rapid reaction	41%	—
respiratory insufficiency	41%	—
bone fracture	40%	—
aching	39%	—
CHD	39%	—
overwork	39%	—

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