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Results: Differences General ✘Multiple organ failure✘Heart injuries
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 69%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —37%
dic syndrome 61% —
hemopneumothorax — 36%
hemorrhagic diathesis 59% —
hemothorax — 34%
constipation from stress 57% —
tamponade of the heart — 33%
duodenal dyskinesia 55% —
hemopericardium — 32%
foam from the mouth 52% —
serous pleurisy — 32%
stress ulcers 51% —
impaired pericardial function — 31%
nose sniffles 49% —
wounds of the heart — 31%
abdominal swelling 47% —
rib fracture — 31%
hypoglycemia 46% —
chest damage — 29%
post-traumatic stress disorder 44% —
pleurisy — 28%
reperfusion syndrome 44% —
heaviness in the chest — 27%
pulse is irregular 44% —
cardiopulmonary insufficiency — 26%
diffuse cyanosis 43% —
acute heart failure — 26%
bacteremia 58% 14%
history of chest surgery — 25%
alt reduction 42% —
consequences of a fracture — 24%
reduction of ast 42% —
respiratory insufficiency — 24%
ascites 55% 12%
CHD — 24%
yellowness of mucous membranes 41% —
bruised ribs — 24%
sepsis 57% 14%
coagulated hemothorax — 24%
stool delay 40% —
pain chest — 24%
fighting 40% —
aortic aneurysm — 24%
multiple organ failure 63% 21%
chronic respiratory failure — 24%
diseases of the stomach and duodenum 39% —
consequences of chest injury — 24%
hepatic encephalopathy 39% —
floating rib fractures — 24%
fluid in the abdominal cavity 48% 7%
aneurysm — 23%
liver necrosis 38% —
cardiac arrest — 23%
needs support 47% 7%
cough — 23%
fecal vomiting 36% —
pulsation in the heart — 23%
petechiae 36% —
bone fracture — 23%
bloating pain 36% —
nose pulmonary heart — 23%
pretending to be sick 36% —
pneumonia — 23%
peptic ulcer disease 12p of the intestine 36% —
injuries of the diaphragm — 22%
increased ast 35% —
heaviness on the heart — 22%
increased alt 35% —
up circulatory disorders — 22%
pain due to flatulence 35% —
cardiodilation — 22%
bilirubin is elevated 35% —
enlargement of the heart — 22%
hemoglobin increased 35% —
stagnation in the lungs — 22%
atonic constipation 35% —
hylothorax — 22%
adaptation disorders 35% —
foreign bodies of the lungs and pleura — 21%
intestinal obstruction 34% —
violation of pulmonary circulation — 21%
intestinal dyskinesia 34% —
pericarditis — 21%
severe stress 34% —
blunt heart injury — 21%
swelling of the brain 34% —
venous congestion — 21%
stool with gases 34% —
arrhythmia — 21%
intestinal ulcer 34% —
myocardial infarction — 21%
bleeding ulcer 33% —
subcutaneous emphysema — 21%
feeling of constriction in the stomach 45% 10%
bruise of the chest — 21%
agitation 33% —
cough deep — 21%
agnosia 33% —
valve pneumothorax — 21%
increased bleeding 41% 6%
mediastinit — 21%
dyspnea 48% 13%
pneumomediastinum — 21%
small-point rash 33% —
pulsates — 20%
gastric bleeding 33% —
bone injury — 20%
intestinal lethargy 33% —
bruising pain — 20%
abundant stool 33% —
lung rupture — 20%
allergy to medications 32% —
rupture of the esophagus — 20%
encephalopathy 32% —
pneumonia with pleurisy — 20%
intestinal bleeding 32% —
hypoxia — 20%
the skin is dark 32% —
chest tension — 19%
jaundice 32% —
pleural thoracocentesis — 19%
hysteria 32% —
attacks of pain — 19%
increased sugar 32% —
swelling after a fracture — 19%
variable symptoms 32% —
neck injury — 19%
patient's condition 52% 19%
empyema of the pleura — 19%
metabolic disorder 39% 6%
closed fracture — 19%
everything is bad 31% —
catatrauma — 19%
bloating 31% —
consequences of surgery — 19%
illness from stress 31% —
effects of hypoxia — 19%
red rash 31% —
hernia of the esophagus — 19%
asymmetry 30% —
closed pneumothorax — 19%
trauma 55% 23%
consequences of taking medications — 19%
swelling 51% 19%
open pneumothorax — 19%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 50% 18%
heart rupture — 19%
blood diseases 54% 22%
pain in the pleura — 19%
liver problems 38% 6%
pneumothorax — 18%
vomiting 38% 6%
soft tissue hematoma — 18%
lowered 51% 19%
foreign body of the heart — 18%
constipation 30% —
broken collarbone — 18%
shortness of breath with excitement 44% 13%
emphysema of the lungs — 18%
nose nursing mom 29% —
breath retention — 18%
sweating is increased 29% —
pain after a fracture — 18%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 29% —
frequent fractures — 18%
violation of the stool 29% —
gunshot wounds — 18%
inflammation 52% 21%
pain in the ribs — 18%
digestive disorders 29% —
rheumatic pericarditis — 18%
toxic shock syndrome 39% 8%
surgery on the esophagus — 18%
anemia 39% 8%
aneurysm of the heart — 18%
bleeding 52% 22%
fibrothorax — 18%
hypotension 48% 20%
weakened breathing — 18%
purulent peritonitis 36% 8%
hypovolemic shock — 17%
posthemorrhagic anemia 38% 11%
abdominal injuries — 17%
kidney diseases 38% 11%
auscultation weakened — 17%
fluid in the abdomen 35% 8%
breathing superficial — 17%
damage to the nervous system 25% —
pain in the ribs when breathing — 17%
peritonitis 33% 7%
left-sided symptoms — 17%
thrombosis 39% 13%
exudative pericarditis — 17%
abdominal pain with vomiting 33% 7%
rapid breathing — 17%
the condition is extremely serious 37% 11%
compressing pains in the heart — 17%
hypotension 32% 7%
atelectasis — 17%
bruised lung 48% 23%
patient is motionless — 17%

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