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Results: Differences General	✘Pneumothorax	✘Pyopneumothorax
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 17%(0) 37%(0) Endoscopy 15%(0) 34%(0) General blood test 20%(2) 23%(1) CT of the organ 14%(0) 22%(0) Respiratory tract endoscopy — 30%(0) Histological studies — 23%(0) Infection tests — 22%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	76%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
open pneumothorax	65%	—
bacterial destruction of the lungs	—	96%
closed pneumothorax	58%	—
lung abscess	—	75%
valve pneumothorax	48%	—
lung gangrene	—	74%
chest damage	40%	—
empyema of the pleura	—	73%
lung removed	38%	—
mediastinal cysts	—	71%
lung rupture	34%	—
fistula	—	62%
presses	34%	—
abscess	—	59%
pain under the right shoulder blade	30%	—
suppuration with fistulas	—	58%
spontaneous pneumothorax	28%	—
pneumonia	—	52%
internal irritation	28%	—
abscessing pneumonia	—	52%
consequences of chest injury	28%	—
bacterial pneumonia	—	51%
tingling in the chest	27%	—
pseudoabdominal syndrome	—	50%
still very frequent breathing	27%	—
pleural thoracocentesis	23%	73%
pain in the right shoulder blade	26%	—
sharp cough	—	49%
pain under the shoulder blade	26%	—
strong cough	—	49%
bruise of the chest	25%	—
vegetative state	—	48%
chest pain on the right	24%	—
cold sticky sweat	—	47%
trauma	24%	—
sudden onset	—	47%
hemothorax	24%	—
severe shortness of breath	—	47%
with everything deep dry cough	24%	—
bronchial lesion	—	47%
pale face	23%	—
sudden coughing	—	46%
cough deep	23%	—
pleurisy	18%	64%
barotrauma	23%	—
sweat sticky	—	46%
serous pleurisy	22%	—
congenital tuberculosis	—	44%
weakened breathing	22%	—
fickle appetite	—	44%
polytrauma	22%	—
cough with shortness	—	43%
breathing superficial	22%	—
restlessness in bed	—	43%
bullous emphysema of the lung	22%	—
the smell of gases	—	43%
feeling of lack of air	21%	—
apnea	—	43%
pain in the left chest	21%	—
patient's condition	—	42%
auscultation weakened	21%	—
sudden pain	—	42%
compressing pains in the heart	20%	—
threadlike pulse	—	42%
blisters	20%	—
rash pustules	—	42%
bruise	20%	—
necrosis	—	41%
erythrocytosis	20%	—
high temperature	—	41%
dry cough	20%	—
pseudomembranous colitis	—	40%
pain in the shoulder blades	20%	—
cyst in the head	—	40%
left-sided symptoms	19%	—
intoxication	—	40%
difficulty breathing	19%	—
bronchial tuberculosis	—	40%
full	18%	—
Friedlander 's pneumonia	—	39%
history of laparoscopic surgery	18%	—
chills	—	39%
tingling	18%	—
rapid reaction	—	38%
suffocation	18%	—
respiratory insufficiency	—	38%
pain in the heart	18%	—
no appetite	—	37%
worse from movement	17%	—
complication of acute respiratory viral infections	—	37%
criticality	17%	—
smell of pus	—	37%
hypoxia	16%	—
pseudomonas infection	—	36%
consequences of injuries	16%	—
stomach swells	—	36%
dry	15%	—
defense of abdominal muscles	—	36%
there are no complaints	14%	—
sweat with chills	—	36%
chest tension	51%	36%
lung cyst	21%	57%
lowered	13%	—
acute cholecystitis	—	35%
pneumothorax	48%	34%
acute condition	—	35%
typhlitis	—	35%
acute colitis	—	35%
acute pneumonia	—	35%
bronchopneumonia	—	35%
scarlet	—	35%
silicotuberculosis	—	35%
anaerobic infection	—	34%
feeling of heat	—	34%
the condition is extremely serious	—	34%
mucous membranes are pale	—	34%
inflammation	13%	47%
cough paroxysmal	—	33%
atelectasis	—	33%
breath retention	—	33%
febrile body temperature	—	33%
cold sweat	—	33%
sudden onset	—	33%
infectious colitis	—	33%
chronic pneumonia	—	32%
chest pain when coughing	—	32%
angioplasty	—	32%
porous skin	—	32%
shortness of breath attacks	—	32%
no feeling of hunger	—	31%
acute coronary syndrome	—	31%
congestion purulent wounds	—	31%
cholecystitis	—	31%
wound inflammation	—	31%
lower respiratory tract infections	—	31%
pulmonary embolism	—	31%
cold skin	—	30%
pulmonary hypertension	—	30%
acute shock	—	30%
bronchial asthma	—	30%
unbearable pain	—	29%
febrility	—	29%
colitis	—	29%
streptococci	—	29%
cysts	16%	44%
lung pain	—	28%
acute abdomen	—	28%
ARVI	—	28%
shock states of various genesis	—	28%
history of chest surgery	—	28%
angina pectoris	—	28%
effects of shock	—	28%
veins bloating	—	28%
hypertrophy biliary tract	—	28%
myocardial infarction	—	28%
high fever	—	27%
serious condition	—	27%
sepsis	—	26%
impaired lung function	25%	51%
inflammatory bowel diseases	—	26%
general intoxication syndrome	—	26%
bacteremia	—	26%
suppuration of the skin	—	26%
peptic ulcer	—	26%
thrombosis	—	25%
heart failure	—	25%
there is heart failure	—	25%
CHD	—	25%
hypertension	—	24%
attacks of pain	—	24%
surgical infections	—	24%
impaired venous function	—	24%
history of surgery	22%	46%
consequences of surgery	—	23%
type of breathing chest	26%	49%
gastrointestinal problems	—	23%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	23%
consequences of infection	—	23%
onset of illness	—	23%
lung damage	20%	43%
heart dysfunction	—	23%
impaired arterial function	—	22%
childhood diseases	—	22%
skin problems	—	22%
tuberculosis	24%	46%
blood diseases	—	22%
cough	24%	45%
cyanosis	18%	39%
increased	—	20%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases	15%	34%
cavernous pulmonary tuberculosis	33%	52%
drug disease	14%	32%
acute pain	15%	33%
chest pain when breathing	27%	43%
dyspnea	28%	44%
boxed sound	25%	40%
general tension	25%	40%
subcutaneous emphysema	25%	40%
pulmonary tuberculosis	28%	43%
pain when breathing	24%	38%

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