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Results: Differences Similar ✘Lung rupture✘Goodpasture syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
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subcutaneous emphysema 40% —
glomerulonephritis — 65%
hemorrhagic pleurisy 39% —
heiner 's syndrome — 63%
pneumothorax 37% —
inflammation — 56%
lung damage 36% —
nephropathy — 52%
rib fracture 35% —
microscopic polyangiitis — 51%
serous pleurisy 35% —
membranous glomerulonephritis — 48%
chest injuries 34% —
alveolitis — 46%
heaviness in the chest 31% —
cylinders — 46%
catatrauma 31% —
churge-strauss syndrome — 46%
lung removed 30% —
hemochromatosis — 45%
hemorrhagic shock 29% —
hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome — 43%
vascular damage 29% —
pale puffy face — 43%
wounds 28% —
kidney disease 6% 48%
pleurisy 28% —
poikilocytosis — 42%
floating rib fractures 27% —
cryoglobulinemia — 40%
coagulated hemothorax 27% —
erythrocytic cylindruria — 40%
fracture of the sternum 27% —
of the swelling of the face — 39%
bruised ribs 27% —
kidney failure 7% 46%
hemopneumothorax 27% —
lot of sputum — 38%
arterial bleeding 27% —
cirrhosis of the liver — 36%
consequences of chest injury 27% —
wegener's granulomatosis — 36%
lack of breath 26% —
chronic kidney failure — 36%
blunt heart injury 25% —
bronchial tuberculosis — 35%
hylothorax 25% —
cough with wheezing — 34%
injury 25% —
proteinuria — 34%
bruised lung 25% —
pale face — 33%
injuries of the diaphragm 25% —
decreased urea — 33%
acute injury 25% —
wheezing in the lungs dry — 33%
hemopericardium 24% —
acute left ventricular failure — 33%
pneumomediastinum 24% —
nodular periarteritis — 33%
patient's condition is severe 24% —
deterioration from tobacco — 32%
foreign bodies of the lungs and pleura 24% —
chronic glomerulonephritis — 31%
valve pneumothorax 24% —
mucus in the bronchi — 31%
bone fracture 24% —
end-stage renal failure — 31%
paranoia 24% —
hematuria — 31%
rupture of the esophagus 23% —
bronchiectatic disease — 31%
angiopathy 23% —
wet wheezing — 31%
bruise of the chest 23% —
hemorrhagic syndrome — 30%
hypovolemic shock 23% —
feeling of bruising — 30%
suspicion 23% —
medicinal hepatitis — 30%
mediastinit 23% —
cardiac asthma — 29%
tamponade of the heart 22% —
chest pain when coughing — 28%
empyema of the pleura 22% —
hypochromia — 28%
hernia of the esophagus 22% —
iron deficiency anemia — 28%
postoperative pain 22% —
latent iron deficiency — 28%
up circulatory disorders 22% —
diarrhea with blood — 28%
neck injury 22% —
wheezing in the lungs — 28%
bruising pain 22% —
acute renal failure — 28%
heart dysfunction 21% —
pulmonary tuberculosis — 27%
fibrothorax 21% —
necrosis 14% 41%
closed fracture 21% —
decrease in creatinine — 27%
pain in the pleura 21% —
pale skin — 27%
the consequences of injury 21% —
consequences of acute respiratory — 27%
patient's condition 21% —
effects of smoking — 26%
consequences of operation 21% —
liebman-sachs endocarditis — 26%
heart rupture 21% —
lung cancer — 26%
consequences of taking medications 21% —
cough with shortness — 26%
swelling after a fracture 21% —
hepatitis c — 26%
chest tension 21% —
swelling of the skin — 26%
closed pneumothorax 21% —
vasculitis — 26%
open pneumothorax 21% —
illness after hypothermia — 25%
pain in the ribs 20% —
increased ESR — 25%
foreign body of the heart 20% —
endocarditis — 25%
polytrauma 20% —
allergy 6% 30%
treatment with antibiotics 20% —
subfebrile condition — 24%
auscultatively weakened breathing 20% —
hemoptysis 23% 47%
breath retention 20% —
pale skin — 24%
emphysema 20% —
viral hepatitis c — 24%
ligament damage 20% —
chronic kidney disease 7% 31%
pain after a fracture 19% —
heredity predisposition — 24%
frequent fractures 19% —
hemorrhagic pneumonia 11% 35%
auscultation weakened 19% —
sputum 26% 50%
pain in the ribs when breathing 19% —
congestive kidney — 24%
breathing superficial 19% —
smokes — 23%
acute heart failure 19% —
pulmonary hemorrhage 29% 52%
pain in the sternum 19% —
hepatitis — 23%
soft tissue hematoma 19% —
mucous sputum 22% 45%
broken collarbone 19% —
papules — 23%
atelectasis of the lungs 19% —
blood diseases 20% 43%
compressing pains in the heart 19% —
wheezing in the bronchi 9% 31%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency 19% —
leukocytosis 10% 32%
chronic respiratory failure 18% —
diarrhea — 22%
hemorrhages on the skin 18% —
dryness — 21%
spinal injury 18% —
swelling 14% 35%
sudden pain 18% —
interstitial lung diseases 8% 27%
aortic aneurysm 18% —
interstitial pneumonia 8% 27%
presence of fluid in heart cavity is detected 18% —
pneumosclerosis 9% 28%
The skin is not 18% —
cough 28% 46%
chest pain when inhaling 18% —
impaired lung function 27% 45%
ligament rupture 18% —
pneumonia 15% 32%
bruise 18% —
tuberculosis 7% 23%
hydrothorax 18% —
vascular tumor 7% 23%
forced situation 18% —
gradual deterioration of 7% 23%
suffocating 17% —
there is emaciation in the neck 7% 22%
shortness of breath 17% —
liver diseases 6% 21%
joint injuries 17% —
cancer 6% 21%
pain when inhaling 17% —
consequences of infection 13% 28%
heaviness on the heart 17% —
high temperature 6% 20%
cardiomegaly 17% —
oncology 13% 27%
shock states of various genesis 17% —
bleeding 23% 36%

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