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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Unstable anginaGastric perforation
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Distinctive symptoms
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heart dysfunction 71% 13%
hypersthenuria 85%
dyspnea 55%
stomach ulcer 60%
there is heart failure 53%
increased 25% 81%
heart failure 53%
peptic ulcer 50%
painless myocardial ischemia 50%
ulcer penetration 46%
unstable angina 44%
gastric perforation 44%
plaques in the arteries 42%
impaired gastric function 6% 47%
angina attack 41%
by erosion of the stomach 39%
duration of st segment is increased 41%
white plaque on the tongue 34%
coronary thrombosis 40%
gastric resection 33%
angina pectoris 38%
perforated stomach ulcer 32%
acute coronary syndrome 37%
history of laparoscopic surgery 32%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 33%
pancreatic adenoma 31%
duration of t wave is increased 33%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 30%
coronary stent thrombosis 32%
overlaid tongue 30%
myocardial revascularization 32%
intra-abdominal abscesses 30%
resting angina 31%
chronic gastritis 29%
chronic heart failure 30%
acute abdomen 28%
acute pain 55% 24%
peritonitis 28%
i20 28%
sharp abdominal pain 28%
constant pain 27%
purulent peritonitis 28%
cardiospasm 25%
sharp pain in the stomach 27%
atherosclerotic cardiosclerosis 24%
ascites 27%
arrhythmia attacks 24%
stomach pain 7% 33%
to breathe hard 24%
diseases of the stomach and duodenum 26%
pain in the sternum 24%
duodenal ulcer 26%
myocardial infarction 35% 9%
acute abdominal pains 25%
cardiosclerosis 23%
cancer 25%
chronic kidney disease 23%
a history of gastric ulcer 24%
atrial fibrillation 23%
gastrojunal ulcer 24%
ecg without pathology 23%
abscess 23%
supraventricular arrhythmia 22%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 6% 29%
post-infarction cardiosclerosis 22%
gases in the stomach 23%
transient ischemic attack 22%
intestinal ulcer 23%
calcification of the coronary arteries 22%
resection of a part of the stomach 23%
painful swelling 22%
pancreatic cancer 23%
balloon coronary angioplasty 22%
bleeding ulcer 11% 33%
pain in the legs 29% 6%
crohn 22%
cardiogenic shock 21%
abdominal surgery 22%
history of myocardial infarction 21%
biliary colic 22%
hyperlipidemia 21%
duodenal stenosis 22%
arrhythmia 21%
gastritis 22%
enlargement of the heart 21%
gastric bleeding 11% 33%
cholesterolemia 21%
biliary pancreatitis 21%
heart stone 21%
ulcers on the skin 21%
permanent arrhythmia 21%
abdominal pain 9% 30%
hypoglycemia 20%
intestinal bleeding 10% 31%
cardiodilation 20%
abdominal pain when pressing 20%
shortness of breath constant 20%
excision of stomach ulcers in the anamnesis 20%
thrombosis 30% 8%
cholecystopancreatitis 20%
acute condition 30% 8%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 20%
vascular sclerosis 19%
pancreatitis 19%
pain chest 27% 6%
intestinal tumor 19%
risk ii 19%
inflammation of the stomach 7% 26%
atherosclerosis of the carotid arteries 19%
increased bleeding 9% 28%
blockade of the legs of the bundle of gis 19%
intestinal mucosa 18%
vascular spasm 19%
tension in the stomach 18%
postinfarction angina 19%
gastrointestinal problems 11% 29%
severe stress 19%
colic 18%
heart disease in relatives 18%
colic in the stomach 18%
arteriopathies 18%
pressure in the stomach 17%
spasm 18%
abdominal pain in children 17%
ischemic cardiomyopathy 17%
intestinal colic 17%
history of cardiovascular surgery 17%
renal colic 17%
lower cholesterol 17%
helicobacteriosis 17%
legs are elongated 17%
allergy to antibiotics 17%
better in morning 17%
defense of abdominal muscles 17%
calcification 17%
acute shock 17%
attacks of pain 29% 10%
corneal ulcer 17%
pain in the left leg 17%
lerish syndrome 17%
cardiomyopathy 17%
renal artery aneurysm 16%
up circulatory disorders 17%
aneurysm of hepatic vessels 16%
necrosis 30% 11%
peptic ulcer 16%
criticality 16%
acute appendicitis 16%
sudden cardiac death 16%
appendicitis 16%
pain in the heart 16%
keratitis 16%
consultation with a cardiologist 16%
difficult to swallow 16%
patient is motionless 16%
fluid in the abdominal cavity 16%
hypertensive heart failure 16%
acute cholecystitis 16%
percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty 16%
stomach pain in the morning 16%
worse at rest 16%
abdominal pain in the morning 15%
blood diseases 27% 9%
serious condition 15%
metabolic disorder 15%
appendix cancer 15%
duration of st segment is lowered 15%
fluid in the abdomen 15%
reduction of excess body weight 15%
stomach pain from hunger 15%
atherothrombosis 15%
inflammatory bowel diseases 15%
the need for security 15%
palpation is painful in epigastrium 15%
he feels his heart 15%
smoking desire 13% 28%
heart hypertrophy 15%
smokes 18% 33%
intermittent lameness 15%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 14%
history of coronary artery stenting 15%
surgical infections 8% 22%
tachycardia attacks 15%
dry mouth dryness 14%
pain under the left shoulder blade 15%
a history of endoscopic surgery 14%
mitral stenosis 15%
renal vein thrombosis 14%
mitral heart defects 15%
digestive disorders 14%
increased pressure in the morning 15%
stomach pain at night 14%
obliterating atherosclerosis 15%
bacteremia 14%
angioplasty 26% 9%
malignization 14%
impressionability 24% 7%
herpes 13%
dyslipidemia 14%
sepsis 13%

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