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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Open pneumothoraxAtelectasis of the lungs in newborns
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Respiratory tract endoscopy 40%(0)
Endoscopy 32%(0)
Infection tests 21%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
pneumothorax 74%
premature babies 54%
subcutaneous emphysema 68%
worse in the fog 47%
lung damage 67%
childhood diseases 46%
chest tension 61%
patient is motionless 41%
open person 56%
dyspnea 41%
general tension 55%
violation of the function of both lungs 39%
wound 53%
history of chest surgery 38%
acute stabbing pains 51%
feeling of paralysis 37%
cavernous pulmonary tuberculosis 51%
pain in the diaphragm 37%
destructive (cavernous) tuberculosis 51%
mucus in the bronchi 37%
pleural thoracocentesis 51%
child screams 35%
chest pain when inhaling 50%
lot of operations in small things 35%
pain when inhaling 48%
mucoviscidosis 34%
closed pneumothorax 45%
respiratory failure in a child 34%
hemopneumothorax 44%
respiratory acidosis 33%
stabbing chest 44%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 31%
often inhales 43%
collapse 31%
whistling in the chest 42%
absent-mindedness 30%
bronchial fistula 42%
chest deformity 30%
whistling on exhalation 41%
operative delivery 29%
chest asymmetry 41%
metabolic acidosis 29%
cough when inhaling 40%
premature birth 28%
bronchial tuberculosis 39%
immaturity 28%
pricks 38%
after heart surgery 28%
gunshot wounds 37%
pectoris cardiac dyspnea 28%
trauma 37%
hydrothorax 28%
pulse weak 37%
cystic fibrosis 28%
serious condition 37%
childish behavior 27%
numbness of the skin 37%
foolishness 27%
hemothorax 37%
acidosis 27%
cardiac cough 37%
infantile 26%
mediastinal cancer 37%
lung pain 26%
lung abscess 37%
2 children 25%
patient's condition 36%
bone deformation 25%
cough 36%
acute condition 23%
breathing free 35%
atelectasis 45% 68%
hypovolemic shock 35%
consequences of surgery 32% 48%
cough deep 35%
bronchial lesion 27% 36%
chest damage 35%
history of surgery 35% 43%
serous pleurisy 34%
lowered 20% 27%
hypercapnia 34%
there is heart failure 35% 41%
wounds of the heart 34%
heart failure 35% 41%
sharp cough 34%
tightness of breath 33%
mediastinal tumors 33%
thick skin 33%
heaviness of breathing 33%
weak breathing 32%
traumatic shock 32%
pain in the left chest 32%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency 31%
acute heart failure 31%
drug disease 31%
lung cancer 30%
chest pain when breathing 30%
consequences of taking medications 30%
pulmonary tuberculosis 30%
chronic respiratory failure 29%
illness after hypothermia 29%
left-sided symptoms 29%
pale skin 27%
nose pulmonary heart 27%
enlargement of the heart 27%
cardiodilation 27%
pain when breathing 27%
asymmetry 26%
abscess 26%
tuberculosis 26%
dehydration 26%
vascular damage 25%
CHD 25%
tachycardia 25%
palpitations 24%
pain chest 50% 24%
acute pain 23%
cancer 23%
bleeding 23%
skin problems 21%
blood diseases 21%
cough worse from inhalation 20%
type of breathing chest 48% 27%
heart dysfunction 39% 21%
breathing superficial 49% 33%
rapid breathing 41% 28%
respiratory insufficiency 37% 25%

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