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Results: Differences General ✘Heart rupture✘Lymphangioleiomyomatosis
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 38%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —34%
tamponade of the heart 35% —
angiolipoma of the kidney — 16%
cardiodilation 29% —
multiple uterine fibroids — 15%
enlargement of the heart 29% —
uterine fibroids — 15%
pain in the heart 28% —
multiple fibroids — 15%
muscle rupture 27% —
lung cyst — 14%
myocardial infarction 26% —
bronchogenic cyst — 13%
pulse weak 25% —
fibroma — 13%
the fast man 25% —
uterine tumor — 13%
necrosis 25% —
histiocytosis x — 13%
cardiogenic shock 25% —
fibroma of the lungs — 13%
compressing pains in the heart 25% —
tuberous sclerosis — 12%
consequences of chest injury 24% —
hard to walk — 12%
hemopneumothorax 24% —
sarcoidosis of the lungs — 12%
sudden pain 24% —
disseminated tuberculosis — 12%
fracture of the sternum 24% —
bullous emphysema of the lung — 11%
acute expansion of the heart 24% —
type of breathing is mixed — 11%
coagulated hemothorax 24% —
lung transplantation — 11%
attacks of pain 24% —
walks fast — 11%
angioplasty 24% —
sarcoidosis — 10%
bruised ribs 24% —
pregnancy — 10%
floating rib fractures 24% —
blisters — 10%
suffocation 23% —
pneumococcal infection — 10%
bruised lung 23% —
impaired uterine function — 9%
does not tolerate pain 23% —
chronic granulomatous disease — 9%
pulmonary edema 23% —
vaccination — 9%
thrombosis 23% —
flu — 9%
aneurysm 23% —
menopause — 9%
unbearable pain 22% —
tumour in the abdomen — 9%
external bleeding 22% —
pulmonary tuberculosis — 9%
impaired pericardial function 22% —
lipoidosis — 9%
pain in the veins 22% —
heart hypertrophy — 9%
hypotension 22% —
intensive physical load — 9%
injuries of the diaphragm 22% —
right-sided symptoms — 9%
congestion belching 21% —
periods of exacerbation — 8%
vascular damage 21% —
papules — 8%
blunt heart injury 21% —
a history of organ transplantation — 8%
hemopericardium 21% —
smokes — 8%
subcutaneous emphysema 21% —
high height — 8%
pneumomediastinum 21% —
lymphadenitis 7% 13%
arrhythmia 21% —
female pelvic organs 6% 11%
foreign bodies of the lungs and pleura 21% —
benign neoplasms 6% 11%
mediastinit 21% —
impaired lung function 12% 16%
rib fracture 21% —
chyloperitoneum 15% 19%
bruise of the chest 21% —
pleurisy 15% 18%
valve pneumothorax 21% —
shortness of breath at rest 8% 10%
pain in the right ankle 20% —
helps others 6% 8%
swelling of the right shin 20% —
tuberculosis 6% 8%
rupture of the esophagus 20% —
respiratory insufficiency 14% 16%
hemothorax 20% —
inflammation 11% 13%
pain in the right shin 20% —
terminal states 8% 10%
hypoxia 20% —
fluid in the abdominal cavity 7% 9%
pain in the right foot 20% —
asleep shortness of breath lying down 8% 10%
swelling 20% —
fluid in the abdomen 8% 10%
transmural myocardial infarction 20% —
hormonal disorders 6% 7%
bone injury 20% —
ascites 12% 12%
impaired arterial function 20% —
hylothorax 22% 22%
edema of the right foot 20% —
pneumothorax 18% 18%
lung rupture 20% —
sputum with blood 10% 10%
presses 20% —
bruising pain 20% —
hernia of the esophagus 19% —
veins bloating 19% —
the consequences of bruise 19% —
closed fracture 19% —
closed pneumothorax 19% —
open pneumothorax 19% —
fainting 19% —
catatrauma 19% —
pain in the pleura 19% —
chest damage 19% —
bleeding 19% —
swelling after a fracture 19% —
pleural thoracocentesis 19% —
neck injury 19% —
empyema of the pleura 19% —
pain in the shoulder blades 18% —
polytrauma 18% —
breath retention 18% —
frequent fractures 18% —
aneurysm of the heart 18% —
disorders of consciousness 18% —
broken collarbone 18% —
pain radiates to the shoulder blade 18% —
serous pleurisy 18% —
acute blood loss 18% —
pain between the shoulder blades 18% —
fibrothorax 18% —
weakened breathing 18% —
acute condition 18% —
emphysema of the lungs 18% —
pain after a fracture 18% —
heaviness in the chest 18% —
pain when touched 18% —
foreign body of the heart 18% —
blood diseases 18% —
soft tissue hematoma 18% —
skin problems 18% —
cardiac arrest 18% —
pain in the ribs 18% —
surgery on the esophagus 18% —
He quickly loses his temper 18% —
acute pain 17% —
abdominal injuries 17% —
better in afternoon 17% —
heart pain during exercise 17% —
breathing superficial 17% —
changes in the blood 17% —
ventricular septal defect 17% —
pain in the ribs when breathing 17% —
acute heart failure 17% —
atelectasis 17% —
consequences of taking medications 17% —
auscultation weakened 17% —
traumatic shock 17% —
onset of illness 17% —
faints in 16% —
chest spasm 16% —
shock states of various genesis 16% —
spinal injury 16% —
pain in the sternum 16% —
lung damage 16% —
coronary thrombosis 16% —
angina pectoris 16% —
ligament damage 16% —
swelling of the legs 16% —
history of cardiovascular surgery 16% —
hemorrhages on the skin 16% —
ligament rupture 16% —
cold sticky sweat 16% —
a strong wet cough screams 16% —
arterial bleeding 16% —
pain from the load 16% —
consequences of a fracture 16% —
sputum foamy 16% —
The skin is not 16% —
chest pain when breathing 16% —
bruise 16% —
cold sweat 15% —
head injury 15% —
pain in the right half of the body 15% —
hematoma 15% —
to breathe hard 15% —

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