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Results: Differences General	✘Cheyne-Stokes Syndrome (DSCHS)	✘Valve pneumothorax
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 41%(0) 29%(0) MRI of the brain 41%(0) — ECG 39%(0) — MRI of the organ 36%(0) — CT of the organ 34%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
heart failure	69%	—
insomnia anxiety	—	89%
there is heart failure	69%	—
nightmares	—	85%
bradypnea	60%	—
patient's condition	—	82%
dysfunction of the left lung	57%	—
insomnia from experiences	—	81%
lowered	56%	—
anxiety at night	—	80%
head injury in anamnesis	53%	—
valve pneumothorax	—	76%
time jumps in blood pressure	52%	—
sleep restless	—	75%
cardiac asthma	51%	—
spontaneous pneumothorax	—	68%
heart dysfunction	51%	—
pleural thoracocentesis	—	65%
violation of the left parts of the heart	50%	—
anxiety	—	62%
he sleeps all the time	49%	—
pneumothorax	—	60%
traumatic brain injury	45%	—
stress	—	57%
chronic heart failure	44%	—
chest tension	—	56%
lack of breath	44%	—
subcutaneous emphysema	—	55%
head injury	43%	—
closed pneumothorax	—	51%
cerebral circulation disorder	42%	—
rupture of the esophagus	—	44%
vascular damage	40%	—
lung rupture	—	42%
organic brain damage	40%	—
false pancreatic cyst	—	41%
hypoxia	39%	—
foreign body of the trachea	—	41%
CHD	39%	—
cystic fibrosis of the lungs	—	41%
hypertension	37%	—
pain chest	—	40%
up circulatory disorders	37%	—
foreign body of the esophagus	—	37%
angiopathy	36%	—
esophageal cyst	—	35%
impaired arterial function	35%	—
a foreign body of the bronchus	—	33%
increased	45%	16%
still very frequent breathing	—	33%
breathing superficial	55%	28%
bronchogenic cyst	—	32%
heaviness of breathing	52%	26%
pleurisy	—	32%
weakened breathing	53%	27%
type of breathing chest	—	32%
auscultation weakened	51%	26%
pneumoconiosis	—	32%
impaired lung function	36%	31%
history of surgery	—	32%
trauma	34%	30%
mediastinal cysts	—	32%
pancreatic cyst	—	32%
bronchial tuberculosis	—	31%
general tension	—	31%
cough after exercise	—	30%
lung abscess	—	30%
rib fracture	—	30%
hemothorax	—	30%
chest pain on the right	—	30%
bronchial lesion	—	30%
accumulates things	—	30%
gunshot wounds	—	30%
cough	—	29%
mucoviscidosis	—	29%
catatrauma	—	28%
tension in the body	—	28%
injury rate	—	28%
chest damage	—	28%
the feeling of a wound	—	28%
wound	—	27%
bullous emphysema of the lung	—	27%
fruits when running worse	—	27%
the condition is extremely serious	—	27%
serous pleurisy	—	27%
vegetative state	—	27%
heaviness in the chest	—	27%
breath retention	—	26%
pain in the left chest	—	26%
electrocoagulation	—	26%
lung cyst	—	26%
blisters	—	25%
wound inflammation	—	25%
inflammation	—	24%
chest pain when breathing	—	24%
rapid breathing	—	24%
lung damage	—	24%
worse from exercise	—	24%
pulmonary tuberculosis	—	24%
cystic fibrosis	—	23%
left-sided symptoms	—	23%
hemorrhages on the skin	—	23%
bone defects	—	22%
tremor	—	22%
acute injury	—	22%
pale skin	—	22%
serious condition	—	21%
abscess	—	21%
tuberculosis	—	21%
poor sleep	41%	62%
pain when breathing	—	21%
bone fracture	—	20%
dyspnea	—	20%
cysts	—	20%
soreness of the skin	—	19%
acute condition	—	19%
surgical infections	—	19%
bleeding	—	19%
acute pain	—	18%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	18%

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