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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Bruised lungBlunt abdominal trauma
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(11)22%(4)
Respiratory tract endoscopy 95%(0)
ECG 60%(0)
Blood biochemistry 39%(0)
Ultrasound of the Heart 39%(0)
Endoscopy 19%(0)18%(0)
Chest radiography 20%(0)11%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 40%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 28%100%
bruise of the chest 35%
inconclusive urge to urinate 36%
bruised ribs 34%
laceration 30%
rib fracture 32%
gunshot wounds 28%
the consequences of bruise 30%
blunt abdominal trauma 12% 39%
pressing pain in the chest 28%
frequent inconclusive urge to urinate 25%
hemothorax 27%
hematuria 24%
lung rupture 26%
pain in the left hypochondrium 23%
respiratory insufficiency 25%
tenesmus 23%
catatrauma 25%
pain in the right collarbone 23%
pain after a fracture 24%
eventration 23%
compressing pains in the heart 24%
lower abdominal pain 23%
serous pleurisy 24%
bleeding into the abdominal cavity 11% 34%
pain in the ribs 24%
liver injuries 7% 29%
sputum 23%
pain under the lower ribs 22%
frequent fractures 23%
lower abdominal pain in men 21%
atelectasis 23%
coughing when changing body position 21%
lung pain 23%
defense of abdominal muscles 21%
bruising sensation 22%
puncture wound 21%
fracture of the sternum 21%
kidney damage 6% 26%
pain in the heart 21%
parenchymal bleeding 19%
chest pain when breathing 21%
pain in the left side 19%
lung removed 21%
often abdominal pain 19%
chest pain when inhaling 21%
huge stomach 18%
arterial bleeding 21%
stiffness in the lower back 18%
floating rib fractures 21%
lower back pain 18%
coagulated hemothorax 21%
lower abdominal pain in women 18%
consequences of chest injury 21%
abdominal pain 5% 23%
hemopneumothorax 21%
bloating 17%
pain when inhaling 20%
on the skin of the anterior abdominal wall 17%
impaired lung function 20%
the belly is soft 17%
pneumonia 20%
stomach bloating strong 17%
pleurisy 20%
pain in the muscles of the back 16%
type of breathing chest 20%
cough with sneezing 16%
sputum with blood 20%
discharge from the urethra 16%
presses 19%
aching lower back 15%
blunt heart injury 19%
reticulocytosis 15%
chest pain on the right 19%
frequent bloating 15%
hypoxia 19%
abdominal muscle pain 15%
hylothorax 19%
aching 15%
pain when breathing 19%
often sneezes 15%
dyspnea 19%
lingering pain in the lower back 15%
injuries of the diaphragm 19%
general narcosis 15%
rupture of the esophagus 18%
abdominal pain when pressing 15%
pneumomediastinum 18%
erythropenia 15%
mediastinit 18%
intestinal paresis 15%
foreign bodies of the lungs and pleura 18%
cut wound 15%
valve pneumothorax 18%
skin dirty 15%
hemopericardium 18%
back pain is aching 15%
subcutaneous emphysema 18%
feeling of heat in the back 15%
chest tension 17%
muscle pain 15%
effects of hypoxia 17%
peritonitis 6% 21%
hernia of the esophagus 17%
back aching 14%
swelling after a fracture 17%
pain in the intestines 6% 20%
bruise 17%
defecation painful 14%
recovery period 17%
bloating pain 14%
stage of recovery 17%
feeling of stiffness 14%
heart rupture 17%
changes in feces 14%
neck injury 17%
pain in the bladder 14%
spinal fracture 17%
pulling abdominal pain 14%
pleural thoracocentesis 17%
pain in the side 14%
empyema of the pleura 17%
pain in the right hypochondrium 14%
attacks of pain 17%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 14%
bruised hands 17%
vomiting multiple 13%
closed fracture 16%
paralytic syndrome 13%
open pneumothorax 16%
impaired spleen function 13%
heaviness in the chest 16%
pain due to flatulence 13%
lowered 16%
chest pain when coughing 13%
acute blood loss 16%
pre-fainting condition 13%
crackling medium bubbling 16%
need for fats 13%
pneumothorax 16%
speeded up urination 13%
intercostal pain 16%
thin skin 13%
weakened breathing 16%
intestinal obstruction 13%
there are no complaints 16%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 13%
broken collarbone 16%
sharp pain in the stomach 13%
closed pneumothorax 16%
abdominal swelling 12%
surgery on the esophagus 16%
painful urination 12%
tamponade of the heart 16%
pale skin 12%
fibrothorax 16%
intestinal bleeding 12%
breathing superficial 15%
sharp abdominal pain 12%
soft tissue hematoma 15%
palpitations 11% 23%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency 15%
internal bleeding 14% 25%
acute heart failure 15%
tachycardia 12% 23%
omission of internal organs 15%
wound 11% 22%
the pain is worse lying down 15%
hemorrhagic diathesis 11%
pain in the ribs when breathing 15%
paresis 11%
patient is motionless 15%
a serious man 6% 17%
auscultation weakened 15%
hypotension 10% 21%
foreign body of the heart 15%
increased bleeding 5% 15%
breath retention 15%
patient's condition 10% 20%
emphysema of the lungs 15%
rapid breathing 9% 18%
pain in the sternum 14%
rupture of the spleen 8% 17%
hemorrhages on the skin 14%
vomiting 5% 14%
acute shock 14%
stiffness and pain in the lower back 8%
consequences of a fracture 14%
it's better in the fetal position 8%
ligament rupture 14%
tenesmus of the bladder 8%
skin problems 14%
traumatic shock 15% 23%
hydrothorax 14%
pain in the left arm 8% 16%
ligament damage 14%
pain in the left shoulder 8% 16%
sudden pain 14%
muscle rupture 13% 21%
chest spasm 14%
back pain 8% 16%

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