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Results: Differences Similar ✘Bronchial fistula✘Lung damage
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%8%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —46%
suppuration with fistulas 76% —
hydrothorax — 34%
fetid phlegm 72% —
hemopneumothorax — 30%
bacterial destruction of the lungs 70% —
bruised lung — 30%
cough with copious sputum 65% —
mchc reduced — 29%
failure of the bronchial stump 65% —
foreign bodies of the lungs and pleura — 25%
cough wet 63% —
hemothorax — 25%
cough with purulent sputum 62% —
valve pneumothorax — 24%
cough from pungent odors 59% —
bruise of the chest — 24%
a strong wet cough screams 59% —
the consequences of injury — 23%
gastric fistula 55% —
open pneumothorax — 23%
lung abscess 55% —
closed pneumothorax — 23%
suffocation with cough 55% —
bruise — 23%
sputum green 55% —
rib fracture — 23%
purulent-resorptive fever 55% —
emphysema of the lungs — 22%
cyanosis 62% 7%
catatrauma — 21%
fingers - drumsticks 53% —
atelectasis — 21%
cough with aphonia 53% —
weakened breathing — 20%
cough from odors 53% —
auscultation weakened — 20%
aspiration pneumonia 52% —
compressing pains in the heart — 20%
mucous sputum 71% 17%
fracture of the sternum — 18%
pneumonia vomiting 52% —
bruised ribs — 18%
fistula 64% 11%
hematoma — 18%
sweating from coughing 51% —
lung removed — 18%
fistula of the anus 51% —
coagulated hemothorax — 18%
lot of sputum 50% —
floating rib fractures — 18%
echinococcosis of the lungs 47% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 18%
sputum copious 47% —
abdominal injuries — 18%
sputum 68% 19%
a foreign body of the bronchus — 18%
liver abscess 45% —
pain in the heart — 17%
cough with shortness 55% 8%
chest compaction — 17%
spontaneous pneumothorax 45% —
acute injury — 17%
pulmonary tuberculosis 45% —
vascular damage — 17%
esophageal cyst 45% —
hylothorax — 17%
dental fistula 44% —
injuries of the diaphragm — 17%
fever weakness 43% —
external bleeding — 16%
actinomycosis 42% —
bone fracture — 16%
intoxication 42% —
mediastinit — 16%
breathing cough moist 42% —
hemopericardium — 16%
bronchial tuberculosis 42% —
back injury — 16%
attacks of suffocation with coughing 42% —
traumatic illness — 16%
diverticula of the esophagus 42% —
pelvic bone fracture — 16%
voice disappeared 41% —
blood loss — 16%
echinococcosis 41% —
bruise — 16%
focal pulmonary tuberculosis 41% —
blunt heart injury — 16%
chest chills 41% —
pneumomediastinum — 16%
bronchogenic cyst 41% —
presses — 16%
vomiting mucus 41% —
accumulates things — 16%
chills 41% —
heart rupture — 15%
dyspnea 59% 17%
bruising pain — 15%
lot of mucus 40% —
neck injury — 15%
abundance of mucus 40% —
hypoxia — 15%
headache with fever 40% —
cough deep — 15%
abscess 47% 5%
chest tension — 14%
discharge with an unpleasant smell 40% —
closed fracture — 14%
fever worse 39% —
head injury — 14%
sweating 39% —
acute blood loss — 14%
weakness after coughing 39% —
pain in the pleura — 14%
anomalies of esophageal development 39% —
fibrothorax — 14%
smell of pus 39% —
impaired arterial function — 14%
chills weakness 39% —
tamponade of the heart — 14%
liver cyst 39% —
swelling after a fracture — 14%
suppuration of the skin 39% —
hernia of the esophagus — 14%
cough 62% 21%
esophageal adenocarcinoma — 13%
empyema of the pleura 54% 14%
rapid reaction — 13%
fever in the head 38% —
breath retention — 13%
general intoxication syndrome 38% —
ligament rupture — 13%
bone fistula 37% —
traumatic shock — 13%
fever in the body 37% —
frequent fractures — 13%
choking 37% —
acute heart failure — 13%
strong cough 37% —
breathing superficial — 13%
headache with chills 37% —
pain after a fracture — 13%
sweating with weakness 36% —
feeling of danger — 13%
cough paroxysmal 36% —
pain in the ribs — 13%
rejection of the chest 36% —
cardiopulmonary insufficiency — 13%
lung cancer 46% 8%
heaviness in the chest — 13%
high temperature 42% 4%
polytrauma — 13%
feeling of bruising 36% —
ligament damage — 13%
attacks of suffocation 36% —
soft tissue hematoma — 13%
vegetative state 35% —
foreign body of the heart — 13%
severe shortness of breath 35% —
broken collarbone — 13%
consequences of taking medications 45% 8%
The skin is not — 12%
wheezing in the lungs 34% —
pulmonary edema — 12%
appetite increased 34% —
sudden pain — 12%
lung cyst 34% —
arterial bleeding — 12%
deformity of fingers 34% —
spinal injury — 12%
impaired lung function 54% 18%
pain in the sternum — 12%
subcutaneous emphysema 60% 24%
back injury — 12%
absent-mindedness 34% —
pain in the ribs when breathing — 12%
no feeling of hunger 34% —
presence of fluid in heart cavity is detected — 12%
headache at temperature 32% —
consequences of a fracture — 12%
tuberculosis 39% 5%
chest pain when inhaling — 12%
voice disorders 32% —
bruising sensation — 12%
people fever with fever 32% —
myocardial dysfunction — 12%
headache with weakness 32% —
cardiogenic shock — 12%
temperature with chills 32% —
chronic respiratory failure — 12%
intrauterine infection 32% —
closed person — 12%
aspiration by a foreign body 41% 7%
to breathe hard — 11%
consequences of operation 48% 15%
worse when moving — 11%
vomiting blood 31% —
chyloperitoneum — 11%
conservative 40% 7%
with the corn — 11%

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