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Results: Differences General ✘Acute left ventricular failure✘Blunt heart injury
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Distinctive symptoms
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cardiac asthma 91% —
heart rupture — 36%
violation of the left parts of the heart 89% —
fracture of the sternum — 35%
burning in shoulders 76% —
hemopericardium — 33%
cerebral radiation sickness 65% —
injuries of the diaphragm — 32%
dysfunction of the left lung 63% —
chest damage — 32%
acute radiation sickness 58% —
bruise — 31%
hypertensive cerebral crisis 56% —
bruise of the chest — 30%
pulmonary edema 72% 14%
rib fracture — 30%
radiation damage to the nervous system 52% —
bruising pain — 29%
there is heart failure 71% 20%
hemothorax — 29%
heart failure 71% 20%
polytrauma — 29%
burning in the legs 46% —
lung rupture — 29%
burning in his hands 46% —
catatrauma — 27%
pneumonia unspecified 43% —
the consequences of bruise — 27%
heart dysfunction 64% 22%
tamponade of the heart — 27%
lowered 58% 16%
chest tension — 27%
up radiation sickness 38% —
spinal injury — 27%
state of exacerbation 33% —
serous pleurisy — 26%
burns 33% —
pneumothorax — 26%
chronic condition 32% —
abdominal injuries — 25%
pain in the arms and legs 40% 7%
soft tissue bruise — 24%
radiation damage 31% —
lung damage — 24%
intoxication 29% —
acute heart failure — 24%
damage to the nervous system 29% —
coagulated hemothorax — 23%
nose pulmonary heart 49% 21%
bruised ribs — 23%
left-sided symptoms 37% 9%
consequences of chest injury — 23%
pain in the legs 33% 8%
hemopneumothorax — 23%
brain damage 30% 5%
floating rib fractures — 23%
myocardial infarction 35% 11%
chest pain when breathing — 23%
hydrothorax 38% 15%
trauma — 22%
impaired lung function 41% 18%
type of breathing chest — 22%
swelling 40% 18%
bruised lung — 22%
impaired venous function 30% 9%
bone fracture — 22%
pneumonia 32% 13%
pain in the heart — 22%
attacks of pain 30% 12%
hematoma — 22%
pleurisy 36% 22%
vascular damage — 21%
necrosis 29% 18%
hylothorax — 21%
inflammation 26% 16%
pain when breathing — 21%
head injury — 21%
dehydration — 21%
pain chest — 20%
arrhythmia — 20%
subcutaneous emphysema — 20%
pneumomediastinum — 20%
interruptions in the work of the heart — 20%
foreign bodies of the lungs and pleura — 20%
dyspnea — 20%
bruising and swelling — 20%
mediastinit — 20%
presses — 19%
palpitations — 19%
valve pneumothorax — 19%
rupture of the esophagus — 19%
tachycardia — 19%
consequences of injuries — 19%
pectoris cardiac dyspnea — 19%
there are no complaints — 19%
sports injury — 19%
bone injury — 19%
CHD — 19%
spinal fracture — 18%
increased — 18%
swelling after a fracture — 18%
empyema of the pleura — 18%
neck injury — 18%
hernia of the esophagus — 18%
pleural thoracocentesis — 18%
open pneumothorax — 18%
closed fracture — 18%
pain in the pleura — 18%
closed pneumothorax — 18%
interruptions in the heart — 18%
foreign body of the heart — 17%
surgery on the esophagus — 17%
blood diseases — 17%
fibrothorax — 17%
emphysema of the lungs — 17%
soft tissue hematoma — 17%
breath retention — 17%
frequent fractures — 17%
acute blood loss — 17%
pain after a fracture — 17%
weakened breathing — 17%
broken collarbone — 17%
pain in the ribs — 17%
feels the heart — 17%
heaviness in the chest — 17%
auscultation weakened — 16%
compressing pains in the heart — 16%
traumatic brain injury — 16%
ligament rupture — 16%
atelectasis — 16%
spinal contusion — 16%
patient's condition — 16%
traumatic shock — 16%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency — 16%
pain in the ribs when breathing — 16%
breathing superficial — 16%
bruising sensation — 15%
ligament damage — 15%
cardiogenic shock — 15%
aortic aneurysm — 15%
arterial bleeding — 15%
myocardial dysfunction — 15%
hernia — 15%
sudden pain — 15%
hemorrhages on the skin — 15%
lung removed — 15%
chronic respiratory failure — 15%
consequences of a fracture — 15%
pain in the sternum — 15%
aneurysm — 15%
chest spasm — 15%
tachycardia attacks — 14%
chest compaction — 14%
clinical death — 14%
spasms in the body — 14%
bronchial lesion — 14%
pathological affect — 14%
heaviness on the heart — 14%
hypercapnia — 14%
cardiodilation — 14%
chyloperitoneum — 14%
pulmonary hemorrhage — 14%
bone deformation — 14%
muscle damage — 14%
history of chest surgery — 14%
chest pain when inhaling — 14%
pinched diaphragmatic hernia — 14%
lung pain — 14%
muscle rupture — 14%
stagnation in the lungs — 14%
tension in the body — 14%
fistula — 14%
with the corn — 14%
enlargement of the heart — 14%
suffocation — 14%
general tension — 14%
acute injury — 14%
lack of breath — 14%
pain in the right half of the body — 14%
to breathe hard — 14%
sputum — 13%
hypoxia — 13%
sepsis — 13%
fights — 13%
pain in the heart when inhaling — 13%
narrow chest — 13%
hernia infringement — 13%
pneumonia pulmonary edema — 13%
external bleeding — 13%
feeling of weakness in the heart — 13%
multiple organ failure — 13%
polyserosite — 13%
impaired pericardial function — 13%
respiratory distress syndrome — 13%
patient's condition is satisfactory — 13%
shortness of breath with excitement — 13%
weak rapid pulse — 13%
violation of pulmonary circulation — 13%
thrombosis — 13%
pelvic bone fracture — 13%

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