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Results: Differences General ✘Mendelssohn syndrome✘Air leakage syndromes
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Distinctive symptoms
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effects of narcosis 99% —
pneumothorax in newborns — 70%
pneumonia vomiting 98% —
pneumothorax — 68%
increased acidity of the stomach 71% —
emphysema of the lungs — 67%
respiratory alkalosis 70% —
subcutaneous emphysema — 51%
aspiration of gastric contents 69% —
meconium aspiration syndrome — 46%
vomiting 67% —
pneumonia in newborns — 45%
exhalation is difficult 64% —
tamponade of the heart — 45%
metabolic alkalosis 64% —
atelectasis of the lungs in newborns — 43%
prolonged exhalation 61% —
interstitial lung diseases — 41%
cough 60% —
whistling breath — 40%
alkalosis 60% —
childhood diseases — 40%
pneumonia 84% 23%
better from work — 39%
impaired gastric function 56% —
lung damage — 39%
respiratory acidosis 56% —
whistling in the chest — 38%
bronchospasm 55% —
premature babies — 37%
respiratory allergy 53% —
mediastinal cysts — 37%
acute allergic reactions 52% —
breathing hoarse — 36%
cough wet 52% —
pneumomediastinum — 36%
operative delivery 51% —
bloating — 36%
cardiac arrest 51% —
no children — 35%
palpitations with shortness of breath 50% —
respiratory failure in a child — 33%
metabolic acidosis 50% —
skin diseases of newborns — 33%
to breathe hard 50% —
breathing free — 32%
hydrothorax 49% —
hypercapnia — 31%
respiratory insufficiency 75% 24%
acrocyanosis — 31%
heart low blood pressure 49% —
sudden onset — 30%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 49% —
pneumonia in the anamnesis — 30%
strong character 48% —
pneumonia in children — 30%
increased 47% —
whistling breathing — 30%
pleurisy 46% —
spasms in the heart — 30%
malabsorption 46% —
atelectasis — 29%
weight change 46% —
lung cyst — 29%
pulmonary edema 46% —
deafness — 27%
sputum 46% —
auscultation of the heart — 27%
lack of breath 45% —
pectoris cardiac dyspnea — 27%
lung pain 45% —
electrolyte balance disorders — 27%
enteropathy 45% —
vascular spasm — 26%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 43% —
type of breathing chest — 26%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 42% —
general tension — 25%
leukocytosis 42% —
large child — 25%
better in afternoon 41% —
acute abdomen — 25%
hypoxia 40% —
fainting — 25%
attacks of pain 39% —
hearing impaired — 25%
anesthesia 39% —
nose pulmonary heart — 25%
allergy 38% —
disorders of consciousness — 24%
lowered 58% 19%
rapid reaction — 24%
there are no complaints 36% —
bronchial lesion — 24%
consequences of taking medications 35% —
dependence on the doctor — 23%
impaired lung function 83% 46%
presses — 22%
patient's condition 34% —
helps others — 22%
inflammation 34% —
spasm — 22%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 63% 29%
the fast man — 22%
history of surgery 47% 18%
pregnancy — 21%
dyspnea 71% 45%
up circulatory disorders — 21%
palpitations 40% 22%
consequences of surgery — 21%
tachycardia 41% 23%
angiopathy — 21%
impaired arterial function 36% 20%
angioplasty — 20%
blood diseases 35% 20%
onset of illness — 20%
hypotension 41% 32%
skin problems — 19%
heart dysfunction 37% 41%

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