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Results: Differences General ✘Thoracoabdominal injury✘Fracture of the base of the skull
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 24%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —59%
chest damage 22% —
traumatic brain injury — 50%
subcutaneous emphysema 19% —
head injury — 48%
rib fracture 18% —
rupture of the eardrum — 41%
parenchymal bleeding 18% —
worse in evening — 37%
internal bleeding 16% —
fracture of the base of the skull — 30%
blood loss 16% —
facial pain — 27%
pain chest 16% —
headaches — 26%
pneumothorax 16% —
temporal bone fracture — 25%
abdominal injuries 15% —
spinal cord contusion — 23%
lung damage 15% —
nose injury — 21%
hemothorax 15% —
nerve damage — 20%
traumatic shock 15% —
fluid in the ears — 19%
pneumothorax in newborns 15% —
triparesis — 18%
defense of abdominal muscles 14% —
fracture of the cranial vault — 18%
intestinal paresis 14% —
spotting from the ear — 18%
pleural thoracocentesis 14% —
pneumocephaly — 18%
lung rupture 14% —
ear injuries — 18%
chest tension 14% —
one fracture of the nose — 18%
curly hair 13% —
discharge from the ears — 17%
serous pleurisy 13% —
contusion head — 16%
lobar emphysema 13% —
brain damage — 16%
spinal fracture 13% —
swelling of the brain — 16%
eye injury 12% —
bruise — 16%
peritonitis 12% —
transparent skin — 15%
sputum with blood 12% —
sense of smell is reduced — 15%
swallows phlegm 12% —
spinal contusion — 15%
intestinal obstruction 12% —
blue circles around the eyes — 15%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 12% —
aneurysm — 15%
paralytic syndrome 12% —
subarachnoid hemorrhage — 15%
mechanical damage to the eyes 12% —
dizziness with vomiting — 14%
abdominal surgery 11% —
epidural hematoma — 14%
tension in the eyes 11% —
stamping gait — 14%
feeling of isolation 11% —
pterygium — 14%
pressure on the diaphragm 11% —
consequences of head injury — 14%
retroperitoneal hematoma 11% —
headache with nausea and vomiting — 14%
difficult to swallow 11% —
loss of sense of smell — 14%
on the back abdominal wall 11% —
blue skin — 14%
rupture of the spleen 11% —
parotid fistula — 14%
fracture of the thoracic spine 11% —
dizziness with nausea — 14%
histamine lowered 11% —
hemiparetic gait — 14%
unconscious state 11% —
discharge from the eyes transparent — 14%
history of liver surgery 11% —
headache vomiting — 13%
sputum 11% —
skin problems — 13%
chest aches 11% —
convulsions — 13%
deviation of spine 11% —
prolonged runny — 13%
injuries of the diaphragm 11% —
history of brain surgery — 13%
pleurisy 11% —
nausea — 13%
mucus in the bronchi 11% —
headache with dizziness — 13%
history of laparoscopic surgery 11% —
acid in the throat — 13%
fatigue feeling 10% —
liquorrhea — 13%
frequent swallowing 10% —
sinusitis — 13%
hematuria 10% —
open fracture — 12%
dyspnea 10% —
neurological disorders — 12%
liver injuries 10% —
nausea during a headache — 12%
respiratory acidosis 10% —
hemolysis of erythrocytes — 12%
heart rupture 10% —
wounds in the nose — 12%
heaviness in the eyes 10% —
neuralgia of the ear node — 12%
liver resection 10% —
headache with nausea — 12%
reticulocytosis 10% —
brain bruised — 12%
chest pain on the right 10% —
hearing impaired — 12%
cough obstructive 10% —
bone in the throat — 12%
abdominal muscle pain 10% —
body odor — 12%
swallow hard 10% —
pharyngeal injuries — 12%
cough 10% —
copious discharge from the nose — 11%
post-traumatic shock 10% —
disorders of consciousness — 11%
respiratory insufficiency 10% —
nausea vomiting — 11%
impaired spleen function 9% —
blow to the head — 11%
respiratory allergy 9% —
snot transparent abundant — 11%
heart dysfunction 9% —
copious watery discharge from the nose — 11%
acute allergic reactions 9% —
posterior rhinitis — 11%
atelectasis 9% —
acute head injury — 11%
palpitations with shortness of breath 9% —
pseudobulbar syndrome — 11%
purulent peritonitis 9% —
spinal cord injury — 11%
kidney damage 9% —
blue eyes — 11%
cold sweat 9% —
soft tissue hematoma — 11%
compressing pains in the heart 9% —
dizziness — 11%
external bleeding 9% —
fainting in childhood — 11%
intestinal resection 9% —
echolalia — 11%
back injury 9% —
watery discharge from the nose — 11%
hemorrhage in the eye 9% —
facial asymmetry — 10%
pain in the left chest 9% —
damage to the nervous system — 10%
emphysema of the lungs 9% —
inflammation of the nasopharynx — 10%
tension in the spine 9% —
stupor — 10%
polytrauma 9% —
need for alcohol — 10%
bronchospasm 9% —
intracerebral hematoma — 10%
abrasion 9% —
breathing superficial — 10%
pain in the thoracic spine 9% —
nosebleed — 10%
pain after a fracture 9% —
frequent fractures — 10%
liver dysfunction 8% —
head severe — 10%
The skin is not 8% —
feeling of heaviness in the head — 10%
difficulty breathing 8% —
hyperventilation — 10%
general tension 8% —
runny nose — 9%
shock states of various genesis 8% —
heaviness in the body — 9%
pain in the veins 8% —
discharge from the eyes — 9%
type of breathing chest 8% —
a history of neurosurgery — 9%
effects of shock 8% —
erythrocytosis — 9%
pain in the heart 8% —
eye swelling — 9%
left-sided symptoms 8% —
prolonged depression — 9%
back pain 8% —
dislocation — 9%
bloating 8% —
there are no complaints — 9%

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