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Results: Differences General ✘Burn of the esophagus✘Pharyngeal injuries
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Distinctive symptoms
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effects of burns 92% —
foreign body of the pharynx — 65%
scarring 70% —
laryngeal injuries — 63%
burn of the esophagus 65% —
pharyngeal injuries — 60%
thermal burns 37% —
injuries of the paranasal sinuses — 58%
cicatricial stricture of the esophagus 36% —
damage to the uterus — 55%
snot lumps 32% —
nosebleed — 46%
vinegar poisoning 32% —
laryngeal paresis — 45%
mucus with blood nose 32% —
profuse nosebleed — 42%
sore throat when swallowing liquids 32% —
nose injury — 42%
sore throat better from swallowing 32% —
foreign body of the larynx — 41%
bronchial fistula 32% —
body hot — 41%
negligence 32% —
subcutaneous emphysema — 38%
burn of the oral cavity 32% —
female pelvic organs — 38%
rupture of the esophagus 29% —
pharyngeal neurosis — 37%
throat burns 29% —
pain in the larynx when swallowing — 37%
skin irritation 29% —
spinal injury — 36%
tracheopesophageal fistula 28% —
lower paraparesis — 36%
need for butter 27% —
wound — 36%
pain when swallowing saliva 26% —
functional paresis of the larynx — 35%
prolonged sore throat 25% —
neck injury — 35%
intoxication 25% —
acute laryngeal stenosis — 34%
mucus throat 25% —
spinal cord injury — 34%
burning behind the sternum 25% —
pain in the nasopharynx — 32%
esophagitis 25% —
foreign body of the esophagus — 32%
sore throat from above 24% —
snot clots — 32%
sore throat in the morning when swallowing 23% —
nasal discharge with blood — 32%
vomiting mucus 23% —
pinched — 32%
sore throat worse in the morning 23% —
pain in the neck from the front — 32%
sulph 23% —
pneumonia shortness of breath — 32%
burning in the mouth 22% —
pharyngeal abscess — 31%
lung gangrene 22% —
one fracture of the nose — 31%
improvement after belching 22% —
stab wound — 30%
irritate children 22% —
liquorrhea — 30%
necrosis 22% —
nasal congestion the child — 29%
saliva with blood 21% —
severe sore throat when swallowing — 29%
fistula 21% —
laryngeal stenosis — 29%
sore throat in the morning 21% —
choking in the throat — 29%
broths 20% —
wounds in the nose — 28%
swelling of the lips 20% —
congestion in the nasopharynx — 28%
burning in the throat 20% —
bone in the throat — 28%
alkali poisoning 20% —
injury to the tongue — 28%
lung abscess 20% —
arterial bleeding — 28%
mucous discharge from the nose 19% —
the nose is blocked flowing — 28%
general intoxication syndrome 19% —
swelling of the throat mucosa — 28%
strong irritation 19% —
nosebleeds with a runny — 28%
dyspnea 19% —
pain under the tongue — 28%
mucus in the nose 19% —
suffocation — 27%
worse during meals 19% —
gunshot wounds — 26%
worse food 19% —
paralysis — 26%
salivation 18% —
consequences of spinal injury — 25%
kidney diseases 18% —
paresis — 25%
sensitivity of mucous membranes 18% —
bone fracture — 25%
surgery on the esophagus 18% —
copious discharge from the nose — 25%
nose swelling 18% —
pain in the tongue — 24%
operations in the oral cavity 18% —
pain in the larynx — 24%
burning in the stomach 17% —
swelling after injury — 24%
venous bleeding 17% —
consequences of injuries 13% 37%
absent-mindedness 17% —
aspiration pneumonia — 24%
loss of work 17% —
big nose — 24%
migrating larva 17% —
cut wound — 24%
suicide 17% —
pneumonia vomiting — 24%
pain worse in the morning 16% —
the feeling of a wound — 24%
pain in the sternum 16% —
soft tissue abscess — 23%
effects of poisoning 15% —
pain after a fracture — 23%
fainting 15% —
pus in the throat — 23%
moderate condition 15% —
subcutaneous edema — 22%
effects of shock 15% —
myxedema — 22%
is worse at 10 am 15% —
swelling of the throat 19% 41%
congestion belching 15% —
neuroses in children — 22%
pleurisy 15% —
pre-fainting condition — 21%
sputum 15% —
phlegmon — 21%
burns 14% —
pain in the nose — 21%
fighting 14% —
nasal congestion — 21%
pain chest 14% —
voice disorders — 21%
digestive disorders 14% —
dysarthria — 21%
spicy food 14% —
bruise — 21%
suppuration of the skin 14% —
neck pain — 21%
oily skin 14% —
apnea — 21%
congestive kidney 14% —
coma — 20%
disorders of consciousness 14% —
difficulty breathing — 20%
early development 14% —
can not breathe — 20%
mediastinit 41% 26%
pain in the wound — 20%
worse during day 13% —
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy — 20%
worse in morning 13% —
muscle damage — 19%
rapid weight loss 13% —
head injury — 19%
emaciation 13% —
bone defects — 19%
feeling of heat 13% —
acute injury — 19%
nausea 13% —
neurosis — 18%
impaired venous function 13% —
general swelling does — 18%
drug disease 12% —
traumatic illness — 18%
consequences of infection 12% —
laryngeal edema 23% 41%
impaired lung function 12% —
speech slurred — 18%
high temperature 12% —
impaired gastric function — 17%
chemical burn 40% 26%
pneumonia — 17%
onset of illness 12% —
soreness of the skin — 17%
chemical burn of the esophagus in children 11% —
vascular damage — 17%
skin problems 26% 15%
presses — 16%
vomiting 22% 16%
childhood diseases — 15%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 27% 22%
oncology — 14%
nosebleed in the child — 14%
feeling of a wound in the throat — 14%

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