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Results: Differences General ✘Mediastinal cysts✘Williams-Campbell syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
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mediastinal cysts 95% —
williams syndrome — 28%
esophageal cyst 91% —
bronchiectatic disease in children — 24%
dermoid 89% —
crackling medium bubbling — 21%
dermoid cyst 89% —
cartagener syndrome — 21%
bronchogenic cyst 94% 8%
bronchitis — 20%
mediastinal tumors 77% —
acute bronchitis — 19%
mediastinal teratoma 76% —
allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis — 18%
mediastinotomy 75% —
periods of exacerbation — 18%
removal of cysts 70% —
bronchitis in children — 17%
dermoid ovarian cyst 63% —
aspergillosis — 17%
teratoma 58% —
crackling in the lungs — 17%
cysts in the chest 57% —
frequent colds — 16%
cough with shortness 55% —
Chronical bronchitis — 16%
dull chest pain 51% —
mucoviscidosis — 16%
greasy hair 50% —
sputum green — 16%
lung cyst 59% 9%
chronic bronchitis unspecified — 16%
cough tearing 46% —
emphysematous chest — 16%
pain chest 46% —
exhalation is difficult — 15%
chest pain when coughing 46% —
obstructive bronchitis in children — 15%
palpitations with shortness of breath 45% —
chest deformity — 15%
chest pain when breathing 44% —
ARVI — 15%
sternotomy 44% —
angioplasty — 15%
sputum with blood 55% 10%
childhood diseases — 15%
can not breathe 43% —
aspiration by a foreign body — 15%
coccyx cyst 43% —
cough wet — 15%
epithelial coccygeal stroke 43% —
prolonged exhalation — 14%
helminths 42% —
acute obstructive bronchitis — 14%
type of breathing chest 42% —
a foreign body of the bronchus — 14%
difficulty breathing 42% —
obstructive bronchitis — 14%
tooth cyst 42% —
lowered — 14%
difficult to swallow 41% —
fingers - drumsticks — 14%
breathing cough dry 40% —
thoracic kyphosis — 14%
oncology 49% 7%
lobar emphysema — 13%
skin cysts 40% —
increased — 13%
mediastinit 40% —
heaviness in the hypochondrium — 13%
thick blood 40% —
whooping — 13%
pain when breathing 40% —
wet crackling — 13%
liver cyst 39% —
emphysema of the lungs — 13%
gastric perforation 39% —
a strong wet cough screams — 13%
legs thick 39% —
expectorates phlegm — 13%
cough 61% 21%
stooped — 13%
frequent swallowing 38% —
weakened breathing — 13%
empyema of the pleura 38% —
wheezing on exhalation — 13%
frequent cough 37% —
hump — 12%
heart rupture 37% —
impaired arterial function — 12%
ulcer penetration 37% —
pseudomonas infection — 12%
dyspnea 52% 15%
systemic aspergillosis — 12%
heaviness in the chest 35% —
strong dry cough — 12%
cough prolonged 35% —
tachycardia under tension — 12%
ovarian cysts 35% —
auscultation weakened — 12%
change of position 35% —
productive cough in the morning — 12%
malignization 35% —
blue nasolabial triangle — 12%
fever cough 35% —
shortness of breath constant — 12%
tightness of breath 35% —
typhlitis — 12%
meningeal syndrome 34% —
copd — 12%
kidney cyst 34% —
atypical mycobacterial infections — 11%
fistula 41% 5%
agammaglobulinemia — 11%
impaired pericardial function 34% —
small bubbling crackling — 11%
angina attack 33% —
mycobacteriosis of the lungs — 11%
chronic pneumonia 33% —
tracheal diverticulum — 11%
aortic aneurysm 33% —
bursting pain in the right hypochondrium — 11%
pericarditis 33% —
atelectasis — 11%
aneurysm of the heart 33% —
patient is motionless — 11%
polycystic 33% —
bronchial asthma — 11%
fever of unclear genesis 33% —
immunoglobulin a deficiency — 11%
productive cough 42% 8%
tuberculosis — 11%
bleeding ulcer 31% —
whistling on exhalation — 11%
gastric bleeding 31% —
immunodeficiency — 11%
tachycardia attacks 31% —
allergy to antibiotics — 11%
palpitations 44% 11%
respiratory allergy — 11%
aneurysm 30% —
curvature of the spine — 11%
tumors of the heart 30% —
nose pulmonary heart — 11%
dry cough 47% 15%
job syndrome — 11%
history of surgery 47% 15%
tracheal and bronchial stenosis — 11%
pleurisy 30% —
crackling in the lungs dry — 11%
intestinal bleeding 30% —
recurrent polychondritis — 11%
intestinal tumor 29% —
lung sequestration — 10%
angina pectoris 29% —
a history of organ transplantation — 10%
acute injury 29% —
asthmatic bronchitis — 10%
appendages of the uterus 29% —
abdominal distension — 10%
oily skin 28% —
lung rupture — 10%
with everything deep dry cough 39% 10%
tuberculosis of bones — 10%
worse from movement 27% —
lung transplantation — 10%
increased bleeding 27% —
purulent bronchitis — 10%
female pelvic organs 26% —
tuberculosis of the joints — 10%
helps others 25% —
a difficult teenager — 10%
cough deep 37% 10%
high height — 10%
wound 25% —
bronchial asthma in children — 10%
attacks of pain 25% —
sputum in the morning — 10%
sputum 51% 24%
chest spasm — 10%
consequences of injuries 25% —
lower respiratory tract infections — 10%
bronchial lesion 48% 22%
diffuse cyanosis — 10%
cancer 24% —
blue skin — 10%
predominant right 32% 6%
allergy — 10%
trauma 23% —
skin problems — 10%
tachycardia 37% 12%
heaviness in the right hypochondrium — 10%
there are no complaints 33% 10%
underdevelopment — 10%
bacterial pneumonia 30% 8%
reaction to manta rays — 10%
whistling breathing 34% 13%
segmental pneumonia — 10%
high temperature 24% 4%
interruptions in the heart — 9%

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