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Results: Differences General ✘Empyema of the pleura✘Acute periostitis
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Distinctive symptoms
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bronchial fistula 92% —
acute periostitis — 83%
sputum 78% —
flux — 59%
pleurisy 78% —
full-blooded — 45%
cough wet 68% —
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis — 45%
fistula 68% —
osteomyelitis jaws — 44%
lung abscess 65% —
toothache — 42%
cough 64% —
gums inflamed — 42%
very calm 63% —
phlegmon — 38%
impaired lung function 63% —
swelling — 38%
cough with mucous sputum 62% —
inflammation of the tooth — 37%
sputum green 60% —
rash pustules — 35%
bacterial destruction of the lungs 59% —
worse from the heat — 33%
vegetative state 59% —
traumatic illness — 32%
moist frequent cough 57% —
aching — 30%
fetid phlegm 56% —
feeling of bruising — 29%
lot of sputum 56% —
consequences of infection — 27%
pneumonia 55% —
onset of illness — 27%
hydrothorax 53% —
osteomyelitis 37% 51%
hectic fever 52% —
surgical infections 29% 29%
violation of the function of both lungs 52% —
liver abscess 52% —
lung gangrene 52% —
scoliosis in children 50% —
cough with purulent sputum 49% —
cough dry wet 49% —
history of chest surgery 49% —
mediastinit 48% —
attacks of wet cough 48% —
rupture of the esophagus 48% —
tuberculosis 46% —
general weakness 46% —
posture disorders in children 46% —
tuberculosis in the anamnesis 45% —
pleural thoracocentesis 45% —
bronchiectasis 45% —
chest pain when inhaling 44% —
frequent cough 44% —
dulling on percussion 44% —
fingers - drumsticks 44% —
pain chest 44% —
intra-abdominal abscesses 43% —
effects of pneumonia 43% —
worse extreme temperatures 43% —
pain when inhaling 42% —
cough prolonged 42% —
pneumonia in the anamnesis 42% —
weakened breathing 42% —
eats often 41% —
necrosis 41% —
anaerobic infection 41% —
suppuration with fistulas 41% —
eats everything 41% —
pneumothorax 41% —
tightness of breath 41% —
cough paroxysmal 40% —
hyperventilation syndrome 40% —
fibrosis of the lungs 40% —
auscultation weakened 40% —
weakness and palpitations 39% —
purulent peritonitis 39% —
chest deformity 39% —
scoliosis 39% —
no feeling of hunger 38% —
lung damage 38% —
bone necrosis 38% —
absences 38% —
chest pain when breathing 37% —
spondylopathy 36% —
unbearable pain 36% —
pancreatitis 36% —
bacterial pneumonia 36% —
peritonitis 36% —
ascites 35% —
streptococci 35% —
curvature of the spine 35% —
type of breathing chest 35% —
tremor 35% —
subfebrility 35% —
epilepsy attacks 35% —
acute abdomen 34% —
chills 34% —
reddening of the skin 34% —
pain when breathing 33% —
calculating 33% —
epilepsy 33% —
suppuration of the skin 32% —
sweating is increased 32% —
rapid weight loss 31% —
dyspnea 31% —
tachycardia 31% —
loss body weight 31% —
abscess 65% 32%
worse food 31% —
worse during meals 31% —
history of surgery 56% 24%
convulsions 30% —
palpitations 30% —
liver problems 30% —
acute pain 29% —
wound 29% —
consequences of surgery 28% —
gastrointestinal problems 28% —
trauma 27% —
skin problems 27% —
no appetite 45% 31%
high temperature 41% 28%

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