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Results: Differences General ✘Atelectasis of the lungs✘Wilson-Mikiti syndrome
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Chest radiography 35%(0)—
Endoscopy 33%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
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a foreign body of the bronchus 80% —
number of births has been reduced — 75%
cough 80% —
wilson-mikiti syndrome — 74%
sputum 78% —
apnea — 71%
sputum with blood 73% —
rapid breathing — 69%
cough obstructive 72% —
1 pregnancy — 68%
consequences of surgery 70% —
lowered — 68%
atelectasis of the lungs in newborns 66% —
premature babies — 67%
history of surgery 62% —
the growth of the newborn is reduced — 66%
liquid sputum 61% —
chorioamnionitis — 65%
postoperative scars 61% —
placenta previa — 64%
hydrothorax 59% —
premature placental abruption — 63%
irritating cough 59% —
breathing free — 58%
bronchogenic cyst 56% —
prolonged labor — 56%
bronchial tuberculosis 55% —
thin child — 56%
bronchitis 55% —
severe shortness of breath — 54%
pleurisy 55% —
interstitial lung diseases — 53%
phlegm thick 55% —
shortness of breath attacks — 53%
history of chest surgery 55% —
hypertensive heart failure — 52%
mucus in the bronchi 54% —
worse from exercise — 51%
thick blood 53% —
pulmonary hypertension — 50%
cysts in the chest 53% —
premature birth — 50%
with everything deep dry cough 51% —
lung removed — 49%
lung rupture 51% —
stagnation in the lungs — 49%
oncology 51% —
growth disorders in children — 48%
pleural thoracocentesis 50% —
type of breathing chest — 47%
cough deep 49% —
alternating symptoms — 46%
dulling on percussion 49% —
chronic heart failure — 46%
strong irritation 48% —
children's speech — 45%
scarring 48% —
bradycardia — 45%
strong cough 47% —
short height — 44%
pneumothorax 46% —
thin — 43%
lung cyst 45% —
nose nursing mom — 43%
cough wet 44% —
general intoxication syndrome — 42%
auscultation weakened 44% —
heart failure — 42%
dry cough 44% —
there is heart failure — 42%
obstructive bronchitis 42% —
CHD — 41%
copd 42% —
hypertension — 39%
pulmonary tuberculosis 42% —
diffuse cyanosis 56% 94%
skin problems 42% —
intoxication — 38%
blood diseases 42% —
swelling — 37%
acute obstructive bronchitis 42% —
there are no complaints 31% 64%
vomiting with blood 41% —
cyanosis 38% 64%
auscultation of the heart 41% —
childhood diseases 30% 52%
acceleration of movements 41% —
dyspnea 49% 58%
acute bronchitis 40% —
respiratory insufficiency 37% 44%
postoperative pain 40% —
nose pulmonary heart 38% 45%
Chronical bronchitis 40% —
increased 28% 33%
j42 chronic bronchitis 40% —
inflammation 58% 60%
enlarged lymph nodes 40% —
acute injury 38% —
lymph node damage 38% —
lung pain 38% —
pain when breathing 37% —
frequent colds 37% —
abscess 36% —
bronchial lesion 82% 44%
tuberculosis 36% —
pain chest 35% —
cysts 35% —
gradual deterioration of the condition 35% —
pneumonia 35% —
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 33% —
vomiting 33% —
dry 33% —
acute condition 33% —
consequences of injuries 33% —
impaired arterial function 31% —
periodic illness 31% —
trauma 30% —
impaired lung function 70% 53%

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