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Results: Differences General	✘Organophosphate poisoning	✘Heart rupture
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) 100%(0) Blood biochemistry 44%(4) 45%(0) General blood test — 82%(11) Respiratory tract endoscopy — 76%(0) Ultrasound of the Heart — 62%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	56%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	38%
nausea when moving	33%	—
tamponade of the heart	—	35%
convulsions	30%	—
enlargement of the heart	—	29%
gastroneurosis	30%	—
cardiodilation	—	29%
suicide	30%	—
pain in the heart	—	28%
exhalation is difficult	30%	—
muscle rupture	—	27%
prolonged exhalation	29%	—
myocardial infarction	—	26%
intoxication	28%	—
acute expansion of the heart	—	25%
salivation	26%	—
necrosis	—	25%
abdominal pain is worse from movement	26%	—
cardiogenic shock	—	25%
lot of sputum	25%	—
pulse weak	—	25%
cough on exhalation	25%	—
compressing pains in the heart	—	25%
sweating is increased	25%	—
there is heart failure	—	24%
paresis	25%	—
consequences of chest injury	—	24%
spasm of accommodation	25%	—
angioplasty	—	24%
muscle weakness	24%	—
aneurysm	—	24%
tics	24%	—
coagulated hemothorax	—	24%
excessive scrupulousness	24%	—
hemopneumothorax	—	24%
crystalluria	23%	—
fracture of the sternum	—	24%
lethargy	22%	—
attacks of pain	—	24%
bubbling cough	22%	—
heart failure	—	24%
productive cough	22%	—
sudden pain	—	24%
effects of poisoning	22%	—
floating rib fractures	—	24%
sputum in the chest	22%	—
bruised ribs	—	24%
bubbling in the chest	22%	—
does not tolerate pain	—	23%
poisoning with narcotic analgesics	21%	—
suffocation	—	23%
anisocoria	21%	—
thrombosis	—	23%
sweating chest	21%	—
bruised lung	—	23%
different pupils	21%	—
impaired pericardial function	—	22%
cough with mucous sputum	20%	—
injuries of the diaphragm	—	22%
spastic abdominal pain	20%	—
hylothorax	—	22%
main complaint is abdominal pain	20%	—
external bleeding	—	22%
myotonia	19%	—
unbearable pain	—	22%
tonic-clonic convulsions	19%	—
mediastinit	—	21%
involuntary movements	19%	—
foreign bodies of the lungs and pleura	—	21%
strong irritation	19%	—
hemopericardium	—	21%
insecurity feeling	19%	—
valve pneumothorax	—	21%
abdominal breathing	19%	—
rib fracture	—	21%
generalized epilepsy	19%	—
bruise of the chest	—	21%
clonic cramps	19%	—
congestion belching	—	21%
different eyes	19%	—
subcutaneous emphysema	—	21%
convulsions pain	19%	—
rupture of the esophagus	—	21%
hyperactive child	18%	—
blunt heart injury	—	21%
periodic weakness	18%	—
pneumomediastinum	—	21%
hyperventilation syndrome	18%	—
history of surgery	—	21%
atrial fibrillation	18%	—
pain in the veins	—	21%
effects of drugs	18%	—
swelling	—	20%
sweats from pain	18%	—
pain in the right ankle	—	20%
supraventricular arrhythmia	17%	—
presses	—	20%
cough wet	30%	11%
transmural myocardial infarction	—	20%
paralytic syndrome	17%	—
hypoxia	—	20%
bradycardia	26%	7%
pain in the right shin	—	20%
nose large eyes	17%	—
hemothorax	—	20%
absences	17%	—
lung rupture	—	20%
addiction	16%	—
edema of the right foot	—	20%
cramps in the legs	16%	—
swelling of the right shin	—	20%
hallucinations	16%	—
pain in the right foot	—	20%
nervous excitability	16%	—
swelling after a fracture	—	19%
spasmodic pain	16%	—
chest tension	—	19%
consultation of a gastroenterologist	16%	—
empyema of the pleura	—	19%
bronchospasm	26%	8%
closed fracture	—	19%
hyperactive	16%	—
closed pneumothorax	—	19%
the need for security	16%	—
aneurysm of the heart	—	19%
pain when moving	16%	—
open pneumothorax	—	19%
arrhythmia attacks	16%	—
catatrauma	—	19%
acute allergic reactions	25%	8%
the consequences of bruise	—	19%
epilepsy attacks	15%	—
chest damage	—	19%
epilepsy	15%	—
pressing pain in the chest	—	19%
enlarged liver	15%	—
bruising pain	—	19%
vomiting	23%	6%
pleural thoracocentesis	—	19%
pale skin	15%	—
veins bloating	—	19%
elderly patients	15%	—
bleeding	—	19%
ataxia	15%	—
patient's condition	—	19%
up worse at 6 am	15%	—
neck injury	—	19%
confusion of consciousness	14%	—
fainting	—	19%
drug allergy	14%	—
hernia of the esophagus	—	19%
worse in morning	14%	—
soft tissue hematoma	—	18%
impaired coordination	14%	—
polytrauma	—	18%
delirium	14%	—
surgery on the esophagus	—	18%
digestive disorders	14%	—
breath retention	—	18%
allergy	22%	6%
pain when touched	—	18%
abdominal pain with vomiting	23%	7%
pain between the shoulder blades	—	18%
madness	14%	—
foreign body of the heart	—	18%
overexcitation of the psyche	21%	6%
pneumothorax	—	18%
soreness of the skin	13%	—
pain in the ribs	—	18%
neurological disorders	13%	—
frequent fractures	—	18%
paralysis	21%	6%
heaviness in the chest	—	18%
atropine psychosis	11%	—
emphysema of the lungs	—	18%
abdominal pain	19%	6%
disorders of consciousness	—	18%
nausea	19%	6%
pain after a fracture	—	18%
severe gas formation	19%	8%
blood diseases	—	18%
periodic paralysis	19%	8%
fibrothorax	—	18%
difficulty breathing	22%	12%
pain radiates to the shoulder blade	—	18%
periodic illness	18%	8%
pain in the shoulder blades	—	18%
impaired lung function	22%	12%
serous pleurisy	—	18%
tachycardia attacks	17%	7%
cardiac arrest	—	18%
kidney damage	17%	7%
He quickly loses his temper	—	18%
dependence on other people	17%	7%
acute condition	—	18%
drug disease	17%	7%
acute blood loss	—	18%
coma	16%	7%
broken collarbone	—	18%
very correct	16%	7%
abdominal injuries	—	17%

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