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Results: Differences General	✘Wilson-Mikiti syndrome	✘Lung rupture
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 96%(11) Respiratory tract endoscopy — 90%(0) ECG — 81%(0) Blood biochemistry — 52%(2) Ultrasound of the Heart — 52%(0) Coagulogram — 33%(1) Chest radiography — 27%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	46%
diffuse cyanosis	94%	—
subcutaneous emphysema	—	41%
number of births has been reduced	75%	—
pneumothorax	—	40%
wilson-mikiti syndrome	74%	—
hemothorax	—	39%
apnea	71%	—
lung damage	—	38%
1 pregnancy	68%	—
rib fracture	—	37%
premature babies	67%	—
serous pleurisy	—	35%
the growth of the newborn is reduced	66%	—
pleural thoracocentesis	—	35%
chorioamnionitis	65%	—
chest damage	—	34%
placenta previa	63%	—
catatrauma	—	34%
premature placental abruption	63%	—
heaviness in the chest	—	32%
breathing free	58%	—
traumatic shock	—	31%
prolonged labor	57%	—
wound	—	30%
thin child	56%	—
pleurisy	—	30%
rapid breathing	69%	12%
pulmonary hemorrhage	—	30%
interstitial lung diseases	52%	—
vascular damage	—	30%
worse from exercise	51%	—
cough	—	29%
premature birth	50%	—
arterial bleeding	—	28%
there are no complaints	64%	14%
floating rib fractures	—	28%
growth disorders in children	48%	—
acute shock	—	28%
children's speech	45%	—
fracture of the sternum	—	28%
lowered	68%	21%
bruised ribs	—	28%
childhood diseases	52%	6%
hemopneumothorax	—	28%
short height	44%	—
dehydration	—	28%
nose nursing mom	43%	—
consequences of chest injury	—	28%
thin	43%	—
coagulated hemothorax	—	28%
shortness of breath attacks	53%	9%
history of chest surgery	—	27%
general intoxication syndrome	42%	—
acute injury	—	27%
hypertensive heart failure	52%	9%
bruised lung	—	27%
cyanosis	64%	22%
sputum	—	27%
severe shortness of breath	54%	13%
lack of breath	—	27%
intoxication	38%	—
hylothorax	—	26%
alternating symptoms	46%	8%
injuries of the diaphragm	—	26%
pulmonary hypertension	50%	12%
trauma	—	26%
inflammation	60%	22%
bone fracture	—	25%
chronic heart failure	46%	11%
suspicion	—	25%
dyspnea	59%	28%
hemopericardium	—	25%
bradycardia	45%	15%
pain chest	—	25%
type of breathing chest	47%	18%
blunt heart injury	—	25%
nose pulmonary heart	45%	17%
pneumomediastinum	—	25%
heart failure	42%	16%
paranoia	—	25%
there is heart failure	42%	16%
serious condition	—	25%
impaired lung function	53%	28%
history of surgery	—	25%
CHD	41%	16%
foreign bodies of the lungs and pleura	—	25%
hypertension	39%	15%
mediastinit	—	24%
swelling	37%	14%
angiopathy	—	24%
stagnation in the lungs	49%	26%
rupture of the esophagus	—	24%
increased	33%	13%
hypovolemic shock	—	24%
respiratory insufficiency	44%	26%
sputum with blood	—	24%
bronchial lesion	44%	26%
valve pneumothorax	—	24%
lung removed	49%	31%
heart dysfunction	—	24%
bleeding	—	24%
bruise of the chest	—	24%
neck injury	—	23%
swelling after a fracture	—	23%
empyema of the pleura	—	23%
bruising pain	—	23%
the consequences of bruise	—	22%
closed fracture	—	22%
consequences of taking medications	—	22%
pressing pain in the chest	—	22%
heart rupture	—	22%
up circulatory disorders	—	22%
hernia of the esophagus	—	22%
open pneumothorax	—	22%
closed pneumothorax	—	22%
chest tension	—	22%
consequences of surgery	—	22%
patient's condition	—	22%
surgery on the esophagus	—	22%
fibrothorax	—	22%
tamponade of the heart	—	22%
pain after a fracture	—	21%
breath retention	—	21%
frequent fractures	—	21%
soft tissue hematoma	—	21%
emphysema of the lungs	—	21%
pain in the ribs	—	21%
broken collarbone	—	21%
blood diseases	—	21%
foreign body of the heart	—	21%
acute blood loss	—	21%
weakened breathing	—	21%
polytrauma	—	21%
acute heart failure	—	20%
atelectasis	—	20%
auscultation weakened	—	20%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency	—	20%
abdominal injuries	—	20%
pain in the ribs when breathing	—	20%
breathing superficial	—	20%
forced situation	—	19%
consequences of a fracture	—	19%
sudden pain	—	19%
ligament rupture	—	19%
hydrothorax	—	19%
chest spasm	—	19%
bruise	—	19%
chronic respiratory failure	—	19%
pain in the sternum	—	19%
ligament damage	—	19%
compressing pains in the heart	—	19%
spinal injury	—	19%
chest pain when breathing	—	19%
hernia	—	18%
pulmonary edema	—	18%
cardiogenic shock	—	18%
hemorrhages on the skin	—	18%
aneurysm	—	18%
bruising sensation	—	18%
myocardial dysfunction	—	18%
suffocation	—	18%
general tension	—	18%
with the corn	—	18%
aortic aneurysm	—	18%
pain in the heart	—	18%
wedge-shaped defect	—	18%
spasms in the body	—	17%
to breathe hard	—	17%
general swelling does	—	17%
pathological affect	—	17%
traumatic illness	—	17%
bone deformation	—	17%
heaviness on the heart	—	17%
tension in the body	—	17%
cardiodilation	—	17%
pain when breathing	—	17%
lung pain	—	17%
muscle damage	—	17%
hypercapnia	—	17%
worse from movement	—	17%
hematoma	—	17%
head injury	—	17%
chest compaction	—	17%
pain when inhaling	—	17%
chyloperitoneum	—	17%
after heart surgery	—	17%
enlargement of the heart	—	17%
fistula	—	17%
chest pain when inhaling	—	17%
muscle rupture	—	17%
pinched diaphragmatic hernia	—	17%
pain in the right half of the body	—	17%
thrombosis	—	16%
sepsis	—	16%
pain throughout the body	—	16%
acute expansion of the heart	—	16%
esophagitis	—	16%
respiratory distress syndrome	—	16%
patient's condition is satisfactory	—	16%
polyserosite	—	16%

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