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Results: Differences Similar ✘Hemopneumothorax✘Pulmonary artery aneurysm
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Distinctive symptoms
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bruised ribs 28% —
aneurysm 11% 100%
fracture of the sternum 28% —
sputum 18% 100%
hemothorax 27% —
sputum with blood 15% 96%
coagulated hemothorax 27% —
cavernous pulmonary tuberculosis — 81%
lung rupture 26% —
pulmonary artery aneurysm 7% 87%
bruised lung 26% —
mucous sputum 15% 94%
chest injuries 25% —
schistosomiasis — 78%
bruise of the chest 24% —
visceral syphilis — 78%
serous pleurisy 24% —
systemic vasculitis — 75%
subcutaneous emphysema 24% —
cough 17% 91%
pleurisy 23% —
cough with shortness 8% 82%
bruising pain 23% —
hoarseness — 73%
rib fracture 23% —
up circulatory disorders 9% 81%
broken collarbone 22% —
dull chest pain — 72%
breathing superficial 22% —
dyspnea 17% 88%
empyema of the pleura 22% —
heart dysfunction 9% 79%
heart rupture 22% —
pulmonary artery valve insufficiency — 69%
polytrauma 21% —
lung syphilis — 69%
catatrauma 21% —
слабость хуже от движения — 69%
atelectasis 20% —
pain chest 20% 88%
frequent fractures 20% —
angiopathy 14% 80%
compressing pains in the heart 20% —
cough when inhaling — 65%
pain in the ribs 20% —
vasculitis — 65%
pain after a fracture 20% —
aneurysm of the heart 8% 73%
pain in the sternum 19% —
nose pulmonary heart 11% 75%
bruise 19% —
hoarseness voice 6% 69%
hydrothorax 19% —
acquired heart defects — 63%
consequences of chest injury 18% —
impaired lung function 18% 80%
floating rib fractures 18% —
impaired arterial function 9% 70%
hemorrhages on the skin 18% —
shortness of breath when moving 8% 68%
hylothorax 17% —
mediastinal cancer — 60%
stagnation in the lungs 17% —
breathing cough dry — 59%
injuries of the diaphragm 17% —
systemic mycosis — 58%
cardiodilation 17% —
open ductus arteriosus — 57%
acute expansion of the heart 17% —
altered voice — 57%
narrow chest 17% —
ventricular septal defect — 56%
enlargement of the heart 17% —
strong cough — 55%
suffocating 17% —
fibrothorax 14% 69%
lack of breath 17% —
arterial occlusion 5% 59%
shortness of breath 17% —
cold skin — 54%
foreign bodies of the lungs and pleura 16% —
cough wet — 53%
pneumomediastinum 16% —
open oval window — 53%
mediastinit 16% —
vascular damage 16% 68%
wound 16% —
severe shortness of breath — 52%
valve pneumothorax 16% —
there are no complaints 9% 60%
presses 16% —
weak breathing — 51%
blunt heart injury 16% —
right-sided symptoms — 51%
dehydration 16% —
pain in the right hypochondrium — 50%
hemopericardium 16% —
swelling of the extremities — 50%
pulse weak 16% —
dry cough — 50%
rupture of the esophagus 15% —
nausea 4% 54%
dulling on percussion 15% —
blue veins 7% 57%
rapid breathing 15% —
patient's condition 8% 57%
cyanosis 15% —
vomiting 4% 53%
neck injury 15% —
lung cancer — 48%
the consequences of injury 14% —
pulmonary tuberculosis — 47%
consequences of operation 14% —
voice disorders — 47%
a history of trauma 14% —
heart hypertrophy — 47%
chest tension 14% —
chest pain when inhaling 12% 59%
intercostal pain 14% —
increased fatigue — 47%
acute blood loss 14% —
heart failure 10% 56%
swelling after a fracture 14% —
mediastinal tumors 6% 52%
open pneumothorax 14% —
lung damage 22% 67%
closed fracture 14% —
it hurts to talk 6% 51%
pain in the pleura 14% —
swelling of veins 9% 54%
feeling of blood loss 14% —
premature babies — 45%
tamponade of the heart 14% —
fungus — 44%
hernia of the esophagus 14% —
syphilis — 44%
closed pneumothorax 14% —
pain when inhaling 11% 55%
hypovolemic shock 13% —
helminths — 44%
traumatic shock 13% —
weakness and palpitations 6% 49%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency 13% —
aches — 43%
auscultation weakened 13% —
breathing is difficult 11% 54%
ligament rupture 13% —
hypertension 9% 52%
pain throughout the body 13% —
to breathe hard 11% 54%
acute heart failure 13% —
congenital heart — 43%
squeezing pain behind the sternum 13% —
predominant right 6% 48%
soft tissue hematoma 13% —
violation of pulmonary circulation 10% 51%
pneumothorax 13% —
pulmonary hypertension 8% 48%
ligament damage 13% —
calcification 5% 45%
heaviness in the chest 13% —
palpitations with shortness of breath 8% 48%
breath retention 13% —
blue skin 5% 44%
emphysema of the lungs 13% —
stretching 5% 44%
pressing pain behind the sternum 13% —
aortic aneurysm 11% 50%
foreign body of the heart 13% —
weakness when breathing 8% 47%
weakened breathing 13% —
dystrophy — 39%
pulmonary edema 12% —
pain in the veins 7% 45%
pain in the left chest 12% —
quickly gets tired — 38%
myocardial dysfunction 12% —
palpitations 16% 54%
cardiogenic shock 12% —
dryness — 37%
bruising sensation 12% —
pulmonary hemorrhage 18% 55%
presence of fluid in heart cavity is detected 12% —
tuberculosis 5% 41%
chronic respiratory failure 12% —
chronic heart failure 7% 43%
lung removed 12% —
nausea vomiting 5% 41%
arterial bleeding 12% —
skin color 4% 39%
spinal injury 12% —
fatigue 5% 40%
pain in the left side of the body 12% —
vascular tumor 5% 40%
pain in the collarbone 12% —
lack of air feeling 10% 45%
skin problems 12% —
blood diseases 13% 48%
pain in the ribs when breathing 12% —
subacute condition 4% 38%

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