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Results: Differences General ✘Polytrauma✘Blunt abdominal trauma
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Distinctive symptoms
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bone fracture 53% 11%
inconclusive urge to urinate — 36%
with reactive protein increased 37% —
bleeding into the abdominal cavity — 34%
increased ESR 33% —
laceration — 30%
protein with increased 32% —
liver injuries — 29%
increased 27% —
gunshot wounds — 28%
consequences of a fracture 27% —
frequent inconclusive urge to urinate — 25%
traumatic brain injury 26% —
bruising pain — 24%
leg injury 26% —
pain in the right collarbone — 23%
head injury 25% —
lower abdominal pain — 23%
catatrauma 24% —
pain in the left hypochondrium — 23%
open fracture 23% —
tenesmus — 23%
consequences of spinal injury 21% —
eventration — 23%
hip fracture 20% —
tachycardia — 23%
effects of shock 20% —
palpitations — 23%
consequences of chest injury 18% —
abdominal pain — 23%
fracture of the radius 18% —
spinal contusion — 22%
broken collarbone 18% —
blunt abdominal trauma 17% 39%
history of brain surgery 17% —
pain under the lower ribs — 22%
bruised hands 17% —
muscle rupture — 21%
lot of plans 16% —
coughing when changing body position — 21%
fracture of the humerus 16% —
hypotension — 21%
compression of the spinal cord 15% —
lower abdominal pain in men — 21%
contusion head 15% —
defense of abdominal muscles — 21%
traumatic illness 15% —
puncture wound — 21%
the volume of blood loss is increased 15% —
peritonitis — 21%
fracture of the lower leg 15% —
pain in the intestines — 20%
chemical burn 15% —
serious condition — 19%
bladder injury 15% —
often abdominal pain — 19%
hemothorax 15% —
parenchymal bleeding — 19%
bruise of the chest 15% —
back bruise — 19%
compression of the brain 15% —
pain in the left side — 19%
rib fracture 15% —
rapid breathing — 18%
polytrauma 31% 14%
lower back pain — 18%
effects of pneumonia 14% —
stiffness in the lower back — 18%
acute blood loss 14% —
lower abdominal pain in women — 18%
intracerebral hematoma 14% —
huge stomach — 18%
pneumothorax 14% —
on the skin of the anterior abdominal wall — 17%
serous pleurisy 14% —
stomach bloating strong — 17%
chest tension 14% —
rupture of the spleen — 17%
shoulder injury 14% —
the belly is soft — 17%
stage of recovery 13% —
a serious man — 17%
spinal fracture 13% —
bloating — 17%
pain after a fracture 13% —
pain in the muscles of the back — 16%
suicide 13% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 16%
recovery period 13% —
abdominal surgery — 16%
effects of radiation 13% —
pain left forearm — 16%
removed organs 13% —
pain in the left shoulder — 16%
a history of neurosurgery 12% —
back pain — 16%
arterial bleeding 12% —
pain in the left arm — 16%
acute shock 12% —
pain radiates to the left arm — 16%
tumors of the heart 12% —
cough with sneezing — 16%
lung removed 12% —
abdominal pain when pressing — 15%
big head 12% —
increased bleeding — 15%
chest damage 29% 15%
feeling of heat in the back — 15%
moderate condition 11% —
abdominal muscle pain — 15%
a lot of medicines 11% —
general narcosis — 15%
burns 11% —
lingering pain in the lower back — 15%
lot of operations in small things 11% —
muscle pain — 15%
effects of poisoning 11% —
pain gives in the arm — 15%
open person 11% —
frequent bloating — 15%
acute injury 11% —
aching lower back — 15%
pleurisy 11% —
erythropenia — 15%
changes in the blood 10% —
intestinal paresis — 15%
vascular tumor 10% —
cut wound — 15%
radiation therapy 10% —
back pain is aching — 15%
radiation damage 10% —
vascular damage — 15%
thrombosis 10% —
skin dirty — 15%
intoxication 9% —
abrasion — 15%
angiopathy 9% —
aching — 15%
consequences of infection 9% —
often sneezes — 15%
up circulatory disorders 9% —
feeling of stiffness — 14%
heart dysfunction 9% —
vomiting — 14%
spinal injury 21% 13%
back aching — 14%
pelvic bone fracture 22% 16%
pain in the side — 14%
traumatic shock 29% 23%
pain in the bladder — 14%
defecation painful — 14%
external bleeding — 14%
acute pain — 14%
forearm pain — 14%
pain in the right hypochondrium — 14%
the consequences of abdominal surgery — 14%
changes in feces — 14%
bloating pain — 14%
pulling abdominal pain — 14%
pain in the collarbone — 14%
heaviness of breathing — 14%
back injury — 14%
kidney damage 12% 26%
hematuria 10% 24%
to breathe hard — 13%
speeded up urination — 13%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy — 13%
sharp pain in the stomach — 13%
intestinal obstruction — 13%
pain due to flatulence — 13%
pre-fainting condition — 13%
impaired spleen function — 13%
paralytic syndrome — 13%
a history of endoscopic surgery — 13%
consequences of surgery — 13%
need for fats — 13%
chest pain when coughing — 13%
vomiting multiple — 13%
swelling — 13%
thin skin — 13%
stomach pain — 12%
bradycardia — 12%
muscle damage — 12%
pale skin — 12%
intestinal bleeding — 12%
abdominal pain with vomiting — 12%
full — 12%
left-sided symptoms — 12%
painful urination — 12%
sharp abdominal pain — 12%
abdominal swelling — 12%
impaired function of the small intestine — 12%
wound 10% 22%
abdominal injuries 18% 30%
paresis — 11%
rapid reaction — 11%
pain when touched — 11%
conservative — 11%
stiffness in the joints — 11%
cough — 11%

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