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Results: Differences General ✘Thoracoabdominal injury✘Heart injuries
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 18%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —37%
pneumothorax in newborns 15% —
hemopneumothorax — 36%
intestinal paresis 14% —
tamponade of the heart — 33%
defense of abdominal muscles 14% —
hemopericardium — 32%
rupture of the eyeball 14% —
wounds of the heart — 31%
lobar emphysema 13% —
impaired pericardial function — 31%
curly hair 13% —
heaviness in the chest — 27%
intestinal obstruction 12% —
cardiopulmonary insufficiency — 26%
paralytic syndrome 12% —
acute heart failure — 26%
aching chest pain 11% —
consequences of chest injury — 24%
retroperitoneal hematoma 11% —
floating rib fractures — 24%
mucus in the bronchi 11% —
arterial bleeding — 24%
unconscious state 11% —
coagulated hemothorax — 24%
histamine lowered 11% —
bruised ribs — 24%
history of liver surgery 11% —
aortic aneurysm — 24%
deviation of spine 11% —
CHD — 24%
tension in the eyes 11% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 24%
fatigue feeling 10% —
chronic respiratory failure — 24%
cough obstructive 10% —
pulsation in the heart — 23%
abdominal muscle pain 10% —
pneumonia — 23%
abrasion 10% —
nose pulmonary heart — 23%
general intoxication syndrome 10% —
bruised lung — 23%
liver resection 10% —
serious condition — 23%
reticulocytosis 10% —
cardiac arrest — 23%
frequent swallowing 10% —
aneurysm — 23%
swallow hard 10% —
general swelling does — 22%
paresis 10% —
heart failure — 22%
feeling of isolation 10% —
there is heart failure — 22%
pulling abdominal pain 9% —
enlargement of the heart — 22%
intestinal resection 9% —
necrosis — 22%
from left to right 9% —
heaviness on the heart — 22%
impaired spleen function 9% —
cardiodilation — 22%
pelvic bone fracture 24% 13%
hylothorax — 22%
fatigue from work 9% —
pericarditis — 21%
intoxication 9% —
blunt heart injury — 21%
heaviness in the eyes 9% —
multiple organ failure — 21%
feeling in the throat 8% —
venous congestion — 21%
bloating 8% —
violation of pulmonary circulation — 21%
back pain 8% —
mediastinit — 21%
liver dysfunction 8% —
cough deep — 21%
conservative 8% —
myocardial infarction — 21%
inflammation of the eyes 8% —
arrhythmia — 21%
electrolyte balance disorders 8% —
valve pneumothorax — 21%
effects of taking antibiotics 8% —
pneumomediastinum — 21%
thoracoabdominal injury 8% —
foreign bodies of the lungs and pleura — 21%
agnosia 8% —
bruise of the chest — 21%
vomiting blood 8% —
pneumonia with pleurisy — 20%
a history of endoscopic surgery 8% —
bruising pain — 20%
lower back pain 8% —
pulsates — 20%
hemorrhagic diathesis 7% —
rupture of the esophagus — 20%
decreased concentration of attention 7% —
hypoxia — 20%
digestive disorders 7% —
bone injury — 20%
chronic condition 7% —
skin problems — 20%
muscle pain 7% —
neck injury — 19%
aching 7% —
empyema of the pleura — 19%
internal bleeding 16% 8%
attacks of pain — 19%
muscle protection is spilled 6% —
open pneumothorax — 19%
peritonitis 12% 7%
the consequences of bruise — 19%
effects of hypoxia — 19%
swelling after a fracture — 19%
closed fracture — 19%
closed pneumothorax — 19%
pain in the pleura — 19%
hemothorax 15% 34%
serous pleurisy 13% 32%
hernia of the esophagus — 19%
surgery on the esophagus — 18%
pain in the ribs — 18%
aneurysm of the heart — 18%
consequences of infection — 18%
fibrothorax — 18%
rheumatic pericarditis — 18%
weakened breathing — 18%
frequent fractures — 18%
gunshot wounds — 18%
foreign body of the heart — 18%
breath retention — 18%
soft tissue hematoma — 18%
broken collarbone — 18%
acute blood loss — 18%
patient is motionless — 17%
breathing superficial — 17%
exudative pericarditis — 17%
increased — 17%
changes in the blood — 17%
pain in the ribs when breathing — 17%
hypovolemic shock — 17%
auscultation weakened — 17%
rapid breathing — 17%
history of chest surgery 8% 25%
vascular damage 10% 27%
weakness when breathing — 17%
pleurisy 11% 28%
sudden pain — 16%
up circulatory disorders 6% 22%
consequences of a fracture 8% 24%
lung removed — 16%
conducting an inspection — 16%
fainting from pain — 16%
dizziness from coughing — 16%
ligament rupture — 16%
ligament damage — 16%
pain in the sternum — 16%
chronic heart failure — 16%
hydrothorax — 16%
chest spasm — 16%
chest pain when breathing — 16%
chest pain when inhaling — 15%
head injury — 15%
chronic venous edema — 15%
wound inflammation — 15%
pathological affect — 15%
muscle rupture — 15%
fistula — 15%
chyloperitoneum — 15%
no consciousness — 15%
fear of death from illness — 15%
rapid reaction — 15%
lack of breath — 15%
closed person — 15%
bruising sensation — 15%
pulmonary edema — 15%
suffocation — 15%
with the corn — 15%
cardiogenic shock — 15%
to breathe hard — 15%
pain in the right half of the body — 15%
pinched diaphragmatic hernia — 15%
myocardial dysfunction — 15%
heart dysfunction 9% 24%
pain in the heart 8% 23%
acute esophagitis — 14%
after heart surgery — 14%
retraction of chest — 14%
suspicion — 14%
angioplasty 6% 20%
esophagitis — 14%
acute expansion of the heart — 14%
tightness of breath — 14%
spasms in the heart — 14%
subconjunctival hemorrhage — 14%
worse from movement — 14%
neck phlegmon — 14%
pancreatitis — 14%

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