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Results: Differences General ✘Lung rupture✘Congestive pneumonia
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 41%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —65%
subcutaneous emphysema 37% —
cough wet — 42%
pneumothorax 35% —
covid — 40%
hemothorax 35% —
bronchitis — 38%
lung damage 34% —
coronavirus infection — 38%
rib fracture 33% —
pneumonia 14% 49%
catatrauma 30% —
cough with difficult sputum — 35%
heaviness in the chest 29% —
stagnant pneumonia — 34%
vascular damage 27% —
headaches — 34%
traumatic shock 27% —
lacrimation — 30%
pulmonary hemorrhage 27% —
sputum 24% 53%
lung removed 27% —
chronic obstructive pyelonephritis — 22%
wound 26% —
phlegm thick — 21%
fracture of the sternum 25% —
bubbling breath — 20%
coagulated hemothorax 25% —
pneumonia of the elderly — 19%
dehydration 25% —
cough 26% 45%
consequences of chest injury 25% —
chronic pyelonephritis in adults — 18%
bruised ribs 25% —
asthma in childhood — 18%
hemopneumothorax 25% —
wet rare cough — 17%
arterial bleeding 25% —
a strong wet cough screams — 17%
floating rib fractures 25% —
fracture of the base of the skull — 17%
bruised lung 24% —
anamnesis atrial fibrillation — 16%
lack of breath 24% —
cough with shortness — 16%
serious condition 23% —
bilateral pneumonia — 16%
injuries of the diaphragm 23% —
hard breathing — 16%
respiratory insufficiency 23% —
is better after sputum — 15%
hylothorax 23% —
respiratory arrhythmia — 15%
paranoia 22% —
congenital heart — 15%
blunt heart injury 22% —
post-infarction cardiosclerosis — 15%
bleeding 22% —
small bubbling crackling — 15%
foreign bodies of the lungs and pleura 22% —
anything night sweating in men — 15%
mediastinit 22% —
periodic cough — 15%
pneumomediastinum 22% —
very high fever — 15%
hypovolemic shock 22% —
subfebrility — 15%
hemopericardium 22% —
increased ESR — 15%
suspicion 22% —
bronchiectasis — 14%
bruise of the chest 21% —
breathing cough moist — 14%
rupture of the esophagus 21% —
epiglottitis in children — 14%
valve pneumothorax 21% —
severe fever — 14%
the fast man 21% —
leg fracture — 14%
closed pneumothorax 20% —
chronic pyelonephritis — 14%
open pneumothorax 20% —
postinfarction angina — 14%
chest tension 20% —
acute vascular occlusion of the extremities — 14%
the consequences of bruise 20% —
epiglottitis — 14%
tamponade of the heart 20% —
stroke — 14%
bruising pain 20% —
pus in the throat — 13%
pain in the pleura 20% —
history of myocardial infarction — 13%
bone injury 20% —
night sweating — 13%
hernia of the esophagus 20% —
aching all over the body — 13%
empyema of the pleura 20% —
sputum green — 13%
swelling after a fracture 20% —
wet crackling — 13%
neck injury 20% —
excessive sweating at night — 13%
heart rupture 20% —
atherosclerosis of the renal arteries — 13%
closed fracture 20% —
skewed pelvis — 13%
fibrothorax 19% —
strong cough — 13%
soft tissue hematoma 19% —
scarlet — 13%
foreign body of the heart 19% —
inflammation of larynx — 13%
weakened breathing 19% —
thoracic kyphosis — 13%
broken collarbone 19% —
kyphosis scoliosis — 13%
pain in the ribs 19% —
deformation of the skull — 13%
pain after a fracture 19% —
extrasystole — 13%
surgery on the esophagus 19% —
asthma attacks — 13%
patient's condition 19% —
pyelitis — 13%
polytrauma 19% —
weakness after coughing — 13%
acute blood loss 19% —
hemophilic infection — 13%
breath retention 19% —
mitral heart defects — 13%
pain in the ribs when breathing 18% —
mitral stenosis — 13%
atelectasis 18% —
purulent bronchitis — 13%
frequent fractures 18% —
rashes symmetrical — 13%
acute heart failure 18% —
easily blushes — 13%
auscultation weakened 18% —
bronchitis in children — 13%
abdominal injuries 18% —
atrial fibrillation — 12%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency 18% —
interstitial lung diseases — 12%
ligament damage 17% —
shortness of breath during physical exertion — 12%
pain in the sternum 17% —
scoliosis — 12%
ligament rupture 17% —
cardiosclerosis — 12%
bruise 17% —
interstitial pneumonia — 12%
compressing pains in the heart 17% —
febrile body temperature — 12%
breathing superficial 17% —
fever cough — 12%
chest spasm 17% —
crackling when breathing — 12%
chest pain when breathing 17% —
whistling breathing — 12%
The skin is not 17% —
pneumonia with bronchitis — 12%
chronic respiratory failure 17% —
atherosclerotic cardiosclerosis — 12%
general tension 16% —
hypertension atherosclerosis — 12%
pain in the heart 16% —
crackling in the lungs — 12%
with the corn 16% —
hump — 12%
suffocation 16% —
angina attack — 12%
type of breathing chest 16% —
bronchial asthma — 11%
aortic aneurysm 16% —
supraventricular arrhythmia — 11%
sudden pain 16% —
streptococci — 11%
bruising sensation 16% —
vascular sclerosis — 11%
hemorrhages on the skin 16% —
neutrophilosis — 11%
myocardial dysfunction 16% —
spondylopathy — 11%
hernia 16% —
pyelonephritis — 11%
cardiogenic shock 16% —
deformities of the limbs — 11%
aneurysm 16% —
arrhythmia attacks — 11%
hematoma 16% —
need for movement — 11%
pleural thoracocentesis 31% 13%
inflammation of the kidneys — 11%
muscle damage 16% —
early development — 10%
wedge-shaped defect 16% —
blockage of blood vessels — 10%
chest damage 31% 13%
elderly patients — 10%

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