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Results: Differences General	✘Rupture of the esophagus	✘Open pneumothorax
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) — Chest radiography 19%(0) 36%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	46%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
gastric perforation	39%	—
open person	—	56%
sudden vomiting	32%	—
general tension	—	55%
pain in the sternum	32%	—
lung damage	16%	67%
mediastinotomy	31%	—
acute stabbing pains	—	51%
esophagitis	30%	—
destructive (cavernous) tuberculosis	—	51%
tension in the stomach	29%	—
cavernous pulmonary tuberculosis	—	51%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases	28%	—
pneumothorax	25%	74%
cyanosis of lips	28%	—
type of breathing chest	—	48%
pain in the esophagus	27%	—
closed pneumothorax	—	45%
heart rupture	27%	—
atelectasis	—	45%
desire for alcohol	27%	—
stabbing chest	—	44%
lips blue	27%	—
hemopneumothorax	—	44%
sudden pain	27%	—
often inhales	—	43%
ulcer penetration	27%	—
bronchial fistula	—	42%
lung rupture	27%	—
chest tension	19%	61%
abdominal pain	26%	—
whistling in the chest	—	42%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	26%	—
whistling on exhalation	—	41%
cough from deep inhalation	26%	—
rapid breathing	—	41%
surgery on the esophagus	26%	—
chest asymmetry	—	41%
stomach pain	25%	—
lack of breath	—	39%
lobar emphysema	25%	—
bronchial tuberculosis	—	39%
spasm of the esophagus	25%	—
impaired lung function	12%	50%
tension in the epigastrium	24%	—
pricks	—	38%
foreign body of the esophagus	24%	—
numbness of the skin	—	37%
sudden coughing	24%	—
cardiac cough	—	37%
vomiting from overeating	23%	—
lung abscess	—	37%
sharp pain in the stomach	23%	—
respiratory insufficiency	—	37%
spontaneous pneumothorax	23%	—
mediastinal cancer	—	37%
laryngeal injuries	22%	—
pulse weak	—	37%
erosive esophagitis	22%	—
serious condition	—	37%
vomiting	22%	—
hemothorax	—	37%
increased appetite	22%	—
pain chest	13%	50%
blunt abdominal trauma	22%	—
gunshot wounds	—	37%
gastric dyskinesia	22%	—
patient's condition	—	36%
sharp abdominal pain	22%	—
hypovolemic shock	—	35%
history of pancreatic surgery	21%	—
breathing free	—	35%
boxed sound	21%	—
wound	18%	53%
pain in the trachea	21%	—
heart failure	—	35%
pneumomediastinum	21%	—
there is heart failure	—	35%
pharyngeal injuries	21%	—
hypercapnia	—	34%
cough dry wet	21%	—
serous pleurisy	—	34%
erosion of the esophagus	21%	—
wounds of the heart	—	34%
necrotic pancreatitis	21%	—
sharp cough	—	34%
acute esophagitis	21%	—
mediastinal tumors	—	33%
ulcer of the esophagus	21%	—
tightness of breath	—	33%
neck phlegmon	21%	—
thick skin	—	33%
history of chest surgery	21%	—
heaviness of breathing	—	33%
palpation is painful in epigastrium	20%	—
traumatic shock	—	32%
tired of coughing	20%	—
pain in the left chest	—	32%
chemical burn	20%	—
weak breathing	—	32%
left ventricular aneurysm	20%	—
cardiopulmonary insufficiency	—	31%
stomach cramps	20%	—
acute heart failure	—	31%
lip pain	20%	—
compressing pains in the heart	—	31%
esophageal cancer	20%	—
breathing superficial	18%	49%
mediastinit	20%	—
chest pain when inhaling	19%	50%
appetite is sharply increased	20%	—
to breathe hard	—	30%
consequences of abdominal trauma	20%	—
pulmonary tuberculosis	—	30%
cold extremities	19%	—
chest pain when breathing	—	30%
defense of abdominal muscles	19%	—
lung cancer	—	30%
shoulder injury	19%	—
pain when inhaling	18%	48%
blue belly	19%	—
left-sided symptoms	—	29%
hypersalivation	19%	—
chronic respiratory failure	—	29%
pressure in the stomach	19%	—
illness after hypothermia	—	29%
neck injury	19%	—
increased	—	28%
empyema of the pleura	19%	—
pain in the heart	—	28%
esophageal stenosis	19%	—
nose pulmonary heart	—	27%
gases in the stomach	18%	—
enlargement of the heart	—	27%
severe pain in the arm	18%	—
pale skin	—	27%
abdominal pain when pressing	18%	—
heart dysfunction	12%	39%
impaired gastric function	18%	—
fistula	—	27%
back injury	18%	—
abscess	—	26%
pain in the collarbone	18%	—
tuberculosis	—	26%
phlegmon	17%	—
subcutaneous emphysema	42%	68%
aneurysm of the heart	17%	—
dehydration	—	26%
abdominal injuries	17%	—
asymmetry	—	26%
purulent peritonitis	17%	—
CHD	—	25%
gastrointestinal problems	17%	—
vascular damage	—	25%
pain in the shoulder blades	17%	—
bleeding	—	23%
cold sweat	17%	—
blood diseases	—	21%
emphysema of the lungs	17%	—
skin problems	—	21%
cough paroxysmal	17%	—
presses	13%	34%
necrosis	17%	—
lowered	—	20%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract	17%	—
cough worse from inhalation	—	20%
pain after injury	17%	—
consequences of surgery	12%	32%
a history of endoscopic surgery	16%	—
cough when inhaling	21%	40%
peritonitis	16%	—
drug disease	12%	31%
facial pain	16%	—
cyanosis	20%	38%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy	16%	—
pleural thoracocentesis	33%	51%
vomiting with blood	16%	—
trauma	20%	37%
bruise	16%	—
cough	19%	36%
stomach ulcer	16%	—
chest damage	19%	35%
by erosion of the stomach	16%	—
cough deep	19%	35%
reflux esophagitis	16%	—
auscultation weakened	17%	32%
effects of poisoning	15%	—
weakened breathing	18%	33%
epilepsy attacks	15%	—
bronchial lesion	14%	27%
history of laparoscopic surgery	15%	—
pleurisy	15%	28%
effects of shock	15%	—
cardiodilation	14%	27%
lung pain	15%	—
tachycardia	13%	25%
abdominal pain with vomiting	15%	—
palpitations	13%	24%
acute abdomen	15%	—
consequences of taking medications	19%	30%

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