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Results: Differences General ✘Blunt abdominal trauma✘Peritonitis in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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blunt abdominal trauma 39% —
exudative peritonitis — 31%
bleeding into the abdominal cavity 34% —
omentit — 31%
inconclusive urge to urinate 33% —
appendicitis — 29%
abdominal injuries 30% —
The skin is bursting — 28%
laceration 29% —
crying when complaining — 28%
liver injuries 29% —
postoperative peritonitis — 28%
gunshot wounds 27% —
gastric perforation — 27%
kidney damage 26% —
worse at the thought of pain — 27%
internal bleeding 25% —
dryness of the skin of the lips — 27%
bruising pain 24% —
pain like a knife — 27%
pain in the left hypochondrium 23% —
intoxication — 27%
palpitations 23% —
accumulation of gases in the stomach — 26%
frequent inconclusive urge to urinate 23% —
gases in the stomach — 25%
pain under the lower ribs 23% —
childhood diseases — 25%
traumatic shock 23% —
apathy and listlessness — 25%
tachycardia 23% —
crying from pain — 25%
eventration 23% —
vomiting bile — 24%
wound 22% —
vomiting even from water — 24%
bleeding 22% —
inhibition — 23%
spinal contusion 22% —
asia-syndrome — 23%
pain in the right collarbone 22% —
urine is caustic — 23%
puncture wound 21% —
enterocolitis in children — 23%
hypotension 21% —
purulent peritonitis — 23%
muscle rupture 21% —
abdominal pain from experiences — 22%
trauma 20% —
is quickly irritated — 22%
lower abdominal pain in men 20% —
ulcerative necrotic enterocolitis — 22%
parenchymal bleeding 20% —
dry lips — 22%
often abdominal pain 19% —
lips pale — 21%
serious condition 19% —
abdominal pain after water — 21%
stiffness in the lower back 18% —
abdominal pain when pressing — 21%
lower abdominal pain in women 18% —
colitis — 21%
huge stomach 18% —
acute abdomen in children — 21%
pain in the left side 18% —
hyperthermia — 21%
back bruise 18% —
colitis in children — 20%
bruising and swelling 18% —
violation of thermoregulation — 20%
aching back pain 18% —
mind — 20%
lower back pain 18% —
consequences of infection — 20%
rapid breathing 18% —
subfebrility — 20%
aching lower back 17% —
sepsis — 19%
rupture of the spleen 17% —
violation of the stool — 19%
pain in the muscles of the back 16% —
ulcer penetration — 19%
pain left forearm 16% —
bacteremia — 19%
abdominal surgery 16% —
proctitis — 19%
pain in the left shoulder 16% —
abdominal pregnancy — 19%
back pain 16% —
pasternatsky's symptom is positive — 18%
back aches 16% —
cholecystopancreatitis — 18%
pain radiates to the left arm 16% —
deterioration from overheating — 18%
discharge from the urethra 16% —
impaired gastric function — 18%
pelvic bone fracture 16% —
stool delay — 18%
pain in the left arm 16% —
immunodeficiency — 18%
cough with sneezing 16% —
cold extremities — 18%
frequent bloating 15% —
bloating pain — 17%
reticulocytosis 15% —
enterocolitis — 17%
erythropenia 15% —
vomiting during meals — 17%
chest damage 15% —
acute appendicitis — 17%
cut wound 15% —
food is poorly digested — 17%
general narcosis 15% —
vomiting food — 17%
feeling of heat in the back 15% —
pain in the intestines — 17%
vascular damage 15% —
infectious colitis — 17%
increased bleeding 15% —
chronic colitis — 17%
often sneezes 14% —
abnormalities of intestinal development — 17%
changes in feces 14% —
loss of fluids — 17%
chest pain when coughing 14% —
cyclic vomiting — 17%
feeling of stiffness 14% —
empty — 17%
pain during defecation 14% —
surgical infections 10% 27%
pain in the bladder 14% —
acute abdominal pains — 16%
external bleeding 14% —
febrile body temperature — 16%
pain in the forearm 14% —
onset of illness — 16%
polytrauma 14% —
fluid in the abdomen — 16%
pain in the collarbone 14% —
emotional child — 16%
abrasion 14% —
drug disease — 16%
skin dirty 14% —
ganglia — 16%
back injury 14% —
cholecystitis — 16%
consequences of injuries 14% —
no feeling of hunger — 16%
pain gives in the arm 14% —
acute pain in the stomach — 16%
heaviness of breathing 14% —
immaturity — 16%
impaired spleen function 13% —
stool with gases — 16%
speeded up urination 13% —
hydrothorax — 16%
spinal injury 13% —
pain in the knees — 16%
lung damage 13% —
confusion of thoughts — 15%
pain in the groin area 13% —
premature babies — 15%
vomiting multiple 13% —
worries due to pain — 15%
abdominal swelling 13% —
abundant stool — 15%
pain in the right hypochondrium 13% —
vomiting blood — 15%
to breathe hard 13% —
overexcitation of the psyche — 15%
need for fats 13% —
drowsiness — 15%
swelling 13% —
pleurisy — 15%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 13% —
pancreatitis — 15%
urination painful 13% —
effects of puberty — 15%
thin skin 13% —
facial pain — 15%
pre-fainting condition 13% —
dry skin — 15%
intestinal bleeding 12% —
loses thought — 15%
a history of endoscopic surgery 12% —
agitation — 15%
muscle damage 12% —
leukopenia — 15%
bradycardia 12% —
diarrhea vomiting — 15%
hematoma 12% —
hypertrophy biliary tract — 14%
joint injuries 12% —
high temperature 10% 24%
left-sided symptoms 12% —
calculating — 14%
full 12% —
inflammation of the stomach — 14%
bone defects 12% —
severe fever — 14%

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