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Results: Differences General ✘Blunt heart injury✘Bruised ribs
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Distinctive symptoms
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heart rupture 36% —
bruised ribs 23% 100%
fracture of the sternum 35% —
pain in the ribs 17% 76%
hemopericardium 33% —
bruised lung 22% 75%
injuries of the diaphragm 32% —
concussion pain is worse — 52%
lung rupture 29% —
bone injury 19% 64%
polytrauma 29% —
bruising pain 29% 71%
catatrauma 27% —
consequences of physical stress — 40%
the consequences of bruise 27% —
bruise 31% 69%
spinal injury 27% —
rib fracture 30% 67%
chest tension 27% —
aching all over the body — 35%
tamponade of the heart 27% —
pain in the side — 33%
abdominal injuries 25% —
pain in the wrists — 31%
acute heart failure 24% —
pain after a fracture 17% 48%
soft tissue bruise 24% —
chest damage 32% 62%
floating rib fractures 23% —
bone fracture 22% 52%
chest pain when breathing 23% —
wet skin — 29%
hemopneumothorax 23% —
pain in the ribs when pressing 9% 38%
coagulated hemothorax 23% —
neurogenic pain — 29%
type of breathing chest 22% —
lung damage 24% 53%
hylothorax 21% —
compressing pains in the heart 16% 44%
head injury 21% —
trauma 22% 49%
vascular damage 21% —
oily skin — 27%
dehydration 21% —
acute pain 7% 33%
subcutaneous emphysema 20% —
pain in the ribs when breathing 16% 41%
mediastinit 20% —
aching — 25%
there is heart failure 20% —
pain chest 20% 44%
heart failure 20% —
bruising and swelling 20% 44%
pneumomediastinum 20% —
cough 13% 37%
interruptions in the work of the heart 20% —
consequences of chest injury 23% 45%
foreign bodies of the lungs and pleura 20% —
pneumothorax 26% 48%
arrhythmia 20% —
sputum with blood 10% 31%
rupture of the esophagus 19% —
overwork 6% 26%
tachycardia 19% —
painful appearance 9% 28%
CHD 19% —
does not tolerate pain 8% 26%
palpitations 19% —
hematoma 22% 40%
pectoris cardiac dyspnea 19% —
pain in the heart 22% 40%
there are no complaints 19% —
pain when touched 10% 27%
sports injury 19% —
sputum 13% 28%
valve pneumothorax 19% —
presses 19% 34%
closed fracture 18% —
lung removed 15% 30%
pleural thoracocentesis 18% —
lung pain 14% 28%
pain in the pleura 18% —
muscle damage 14% 28%
interruptions in the heart 18% —
swelling 18% 32%
open pneumothorax 18% —
bruise of the chest 30% 39%
hernia of the esophagus 18% —
hemothorax 29% 38%
closed pneumothorax 18% —
serous pleurisy 26% 34%
empyema of the pleura 18% —
nose pulmonary heart 21% 28%
spinal fracture 18% —
pleurisy 22% 29%
swelling after a fracture 18% —
pain when breathing 21% 27%
necrosis 18% —
dyspnea 20% 25%
neck injury 18% —
consequences of injuries 19% 24%
foreign body of the heart 17% —
impaired lung function 18% 23%
blood diseases 17% —
patient's condition 16% 21%
emphysema of the lungs 17% —
inflammation 16% 21%
soft tissue hematoma 17% —
increased 18% 20%
breath retention 17% —
heart dysfunction 22% 23%
feels the heart 17% —
frequent fractures 17% —
heaviness in the chest 17% —
weakened breathing 17% —
broken collarbone 17% —
acute blood loss 17% —
fibrothorax 17% —
surgery on the esophagus 17% —
ligament rupture 16% —
traumatic brain injury 16% —
breathing superficial 16% —
lowered 16% —
cardiopulmonary insufficiency 16% —
spinal contusion 16% —
auscultation weakened 16% —
atelectasis 16% —
traumatic shock 16% —
aneurysm 15% —
arterial bleeding 15% —
aortic aneurysm 15% —
myocardial dysfunction 15% —
hernia 15% —
hemorrhages on the skin 15% —
cardiogenic shock 15% —
sudden pain 15% —
chronic respiratory failure 15% —
consequences of a fracture 15% —
hydrothorax 15% —
pain in the sternum 15% —
chest spasm 15% —
ligament damage 15% —
bruising sensation 15% —
heaviness on the heart 14% —
pulmonary hemorrhage 14% —
chyloperitoneum 14% —
enlargement of the heart 14% —
cardiodilation 14% —
chest compaction 14% —
bronchial lesion 14% —
bone deformation 14% —
clinical death 14% —
chest pain when inhaling 14% —
tension in the body 14% —
stagnation in the lungs 14% —
tachycardia attacks 14% —
hypercapnia 14% —
pathological affect 14% —
pinched diaphragmatic hernia 14% —
with the corn 14% —
pulmonary edema 14% —
suffocation 14% —
acute injury 14% —
spasms in the body 14% —
general tension 14% —
muscle rupture 14% —
to breathe hard 14% —
pain in the right half of the body 14% —
lack of breath 14% —
fistula 14% —
history of chest surgery 14% —
hernia infringement 13% —
patient's condition is satisfactory 13% —
pneumonia pulmonary edema 13% —
external bleeding 13% —
acute expansion of the heart 13% —
pain in the heart when inhaling 13% —
impaired pericardial function 13% —
pelvic bone fracture 13% —
feeling of weakness in the heart 13% —
thrombosis 13% —
weak rapid pulse 13% —
shortness of breath with excitement 13% —
pain throughout the body 13% —
hypoxia 13% —
The congregation of the head 13% —
fights 13% —
narrow chest 13% —
violation of pulmonary circulation 13% —
multiple organ failure 13% —
esophagitis 13% —
polyserosite 13% —
respiratory insufficiency 13% —
respiratory distress syndrome 13% —
tightness of breath 13% —
serious condition 13% —
keratodermia 13% —
blunt abdominal trauma 13% —
central venous pressure is increased 13% —

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