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Results: Differences General ✘Respiratory distress syndrome✘Кровоизлияние в надпочечники у новорожденных
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 29%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
pulmonary edema 26% —
hormonal disorders — 88%
respiratory insufficiency 23% —
hemorrhagic disease of newborns 8% 94%
pulmonary hemorrhage 22% —
not enough time — 84%
bubbling breath 22% —
hemorrhagic diathesis 11% 87%
pneumonia with sepsis 21% —
birth trauma — 76%
lung damage 21% —
childhood diseases 10% 82%
hypercapnia 20% —
diarrhea vomiting — 69%
general swelling does 20% —
adrenal insufficiency in children — 69%
neonatal respiratory distress syndrome 20% —
neonatal convulsions — 68%
impaired lung function 20% —
congestion belching — 66%
pneumonia in newborns 20% —
trauma 15% 81%
pneumonia 19% —
addison 's crisis — 65%
hypothermia of the newborn 19% —
sloppy — 65%
transient tachypnea of newborns 19% —
pelvic presentation of the fetus — 65%
sputum foamy 19% —
hematoma — 65%
deeply premature baby 18% —
blood diseases 15% 80%
crackling in the lungs 18% —
weak rapid pulse — 64%
crackling in the bronchi 17% —
anatomically narrow pelvis — 63%
neonatal sepsis 17% —
arrhythmia in children — 62%
lack of breath 16% —
pulse weak — 62%
dyspnea 16% —
meningococcal infection — 62%
pneumonia pulmonary edema 16% —
dehydration — 62%
bronchopulmonary dysplasia 15% —
bacteremia 13% 74%
bronchial lesion 15% —
digestion of belching — 61%
multiple crackling 15% —
liquid stool — 60%
crackling in the lungs multiple 15% —
diarrhea — 60%
pregnancy 15% —
Addison's disease — 60%
rapid breathing 15% —
aldosterone deficiency — 60%
wet crackling 14% —
diphtheria — 59%
premature birth 14% —
hypovolemic shock — 59%
burn shock 14% —
streptococcal infections — 59%
cough with agitation 14% —
glycogenoses — 59%
sputum with streaks of blood 14% —
there are no complaints 6% 64%
autoimmune pancreatitis 14% —
skewed pelvis — 57%
interstitial lung diseases 13% —
hemorrhagic syndrome — 56%
bruised ribs 13% —
rejection of the chest — 56%
nervous cough 13% —
hemophilic infection — 56%
sputum clots 13% —
loss of fluids — 56%
crackling when breathing 13% —
internal bleeding — 56%
patient's condition 13% —
consequences of childbirth 5% 60%
hemorrhagic pancreatitis 13% —
changes in feces — 55%
hard breathing 12% —
fetal hypoxia — 54%
idiopathic fibrosing alveolitis 12% —
sepsis 19% 73%
fibroma of the lungs 12% —
causes vomiting — 54%
injuries of the diaphragm 12% —
heart dysfunction — 53%
hypertension 12% —
allergy to antibiotics — 53%
hemorrhagic pneumonia 12% —
increased potassium — 53%
bleeding ulcer 12% —
violation of carbohydrate metabolism — 53%
bruised lung 12% —
increased sodium — 53%
bacterial pneumonia 12% —
chronic diarrhea — 52%
hypoproteinemia 12% —
thinking disorders — 52%
gastric bleeding 12% —
coagulopathy — 51%
thermal burns 12% —
inhibition — 51%
urea in the urine is elevated 12% —
lowered 17% 68%
palpitations with shortness of breath 12% —
constant heartbeat — 50%
cardiogenic pulmonary edema 11% —
constant tachycardia — 50%
alveolitis 11% —
increased bleeding 10% 60%
complications of ventilation 11% —
heart low blood pressure — 50%
central venous pressure is lowered 11% —
cystic fibrosis — 49%
purulent pancreatitis 11% —
fidgety — 49%
apnea 11% —
hyperactive — 49%
essential hypertension 11% —
stool meager — 49%
presses 11% —
hypotension — 48%
rib fracture 11% —
hypoglycemia — 48%
pregnancy complications 11% —
meningitis — 48%
poisoning with narcotic analgesics 11% —
allergy to medications — 47%
sputum 11% —
streptococci — 47%
lung pain 11% —
drowsiness — 47%
gases in infants 11% —
full — 47%
acute injury 11% —
vomiting 10% 56%
toxicosis 11% —
pale skin — 46%
capillary bleeding 11% —
ventricular fibrillation 10% 56%
number of births has been reduced 11% —
complications of childbirth 6% 51%
central venous pressure is increased 11% —
vomiting even from water 9% 53%
intestinal bleeding 11% —
bone deformation — 44%
swelling of the wings of the nose 10% —
traumatic illness — 43%
increased urea 10% —
convulsions 14% 57%
supraventricular tachycardia 10% —
organic brain damage — 42%
from eating better 10% —
suffocation 6% 47%
atresia hoan 10% —
impaired gastric function — 40%
hernia of the esophagus 10% —
liver problems — 40%
acute blood loss 10% —
gastrointestinal problems 13% 53%
pneumothorax 10% —
impaired arterial function 13% 52%
wound 10% —
dic syndrome 13% 52%
breathing superficial 10% —
neurological disorders — 39%
bleeding during pregnancy 10% —
allergy — 39%
no children 10% —
conducting an inspection — 39%
electric burns 10% —
brain damage — 39%
lower cholesterol 10% —
little urine 8% 46%
inflammation 10% —
effects of shock 8% 46%
pulmonary hypertension of newborns 10% —
angioplasty — 37%
groan on exhale 10% —
damage to the nervous system — 37%
periods of exacerbation 10% —
traumatic shock 16% 53%
cough 10% —
blue skin 8% 44%
anencephaly 10% —
criticality 8% 44%
bone injury 10% —
arrhythmia 7% 43%
immaturity 10% —
bleeding 19% 55%
low body temperature 10% —
oncology — 35%
ventricular paroxysmal tachycardia 10% —
increased sensitivity 5% 40%
eclampsia 10% —
2 children 9% 44%

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