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Results: Differences General ✘Streptococcal pneumonia✘Bronchiectatic disease in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 39%(3)65%(5)
Spirometry —100%(0)
Respiratory tract endoscopy —74%(0)
Coprogram —41%(1)
Ultrasound of the Heart —38%(0)
Ultrasound of the lungs —35%(0)
Chest radiography 14%(0)20%(0)
General blood test 18%(5)14%(5)
Radiography of the area 12%(0)17%(0)
Endoscopy —26%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —66%
scarlet 100% —
bronchiectatic disease in children — 65%
streptococci 66% 11%
bruises under the eyes — 48%
bacterial pneumonia 51% 11%
bad from milk — 45%
pneumococcal pneumonia 34% —
bronchiectasis — 44%
bacterial destruction of the lungs 26% —
mucous discharge from the nose — 42%
pneumonia 52% 26%
nose eye fatigue — 42%
empyema of the pleura 24% —
moody child — 41%
streptococcal infections 24% —
zpr fatigue from the disease — 41%
pleurisy 24% —
nose good — 39%
rusty sputum 23% —
stubbornness — 38%
purulent pericarditis 23% —
red blood vessels of the eyes — 37%
serous pleurisy 22% —
agitation — 35%
brown sputum 20% —
bronchitis in children — 33%
abscess 20% —
acute bronchitis — 31%
streptodermia in children 19% —
a foreign body of the bronchus — 31%
pneumonia with pleurisy 19% —
cartagener syndrome — 30%
pleural thoracocentesis 19% —
bronchial lesion — 29%
soft tissue abscess 18% —
Chronical bronchitis — 29%
glomerulonephritis 18% —
chronic bronchitis unspecified — 29%
acute tracheobronchitis 18% —
state of exacerbation — 27%
impetigo 18% —
allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis — 26%
pain chest 17% —
periods of exacerbation — 26%
streptococcal tonsillitis 17% —
chronic condition — 25%
chest pain when coughing 17% —
atelectasis — 25%
pericarditis 17% —
crackling in the lungs — 24%
impaired pericardial function 17% —
angioplasty — 24%
measles rash 16% —
aspergillosis — 24%
pyoderma in a child 16% —
patient is motionless — 24%
neonatal sepsis 16% —
history of surgery — 24%
children 's roseola 16% —
immunodeficiency — 23%
acute glomerulonephritis 16% —
desire for greenery — 23%
croup pneumonia 16% —
bronchitis 11% 34%
hemorrhagic pneumonia 16% —
mucoviscidosis — 22%
chest pain when breathing 16% —
hemophilic infection — 22%
pneumococcal infection 26% 8%
chest deformity — 21%
pain when breathing 15% —
patient's condition — 21%
type of breathing chest 15% —
aspiration by a foreign body — 21%
inflammation of the kidneys 15% —
epiglottitis — 20%
intoxication 15% —
hypertension — 20%
tracheobronchitis 15% —
epiglottitis in children — 20%
purulent arthritis 15% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 19%
shift of leukocyte formula to left 14% —
adenovirus infection — 19%
cough with difficult sputum 14% —
consequences of surgery — 19%
purulent sore throats 14% —
frequent cough — 19%
complication of acute respiratory viral infections 14% —
hair on the tongue — 19%
lung abscess 14% —
inflammation of larynx — 19%
cardiac cough 14% —
cracked nails — 18%
tracheitis 14% —
wet crackling — 18%
nephropathy 14% —
gerd during pregnancy — 18%
chickenpox 13% —
bleeding — 18%
subacute septic endocarditis 13% —
cystic fibrosis — 18%
pyoderma 13% —
thin lips — 18%
intra-abdominal abscesses 13% —
crackling when breathing — 18%
feeling of heat in the heart 13% —
moist frequent cough — 18%
pain in the pleura 13% —
dry brittle nails — 18%
acute otitis 13% —
cracking cough — 18%
diabetes mellitus in children 13% —
weakening of immunity — 18%
brain abscess 13% —
remission — 18%
purulent otitis 13% —
pseudomonas infection — 17%
pus in the throat 13% —
reflux esophagitis — 17%
acute endocarditis 13% —
flu with pneumonia — 17%
sudden onset 13% —
impaired arterial function — 17%
absent-mindedness 12% —
dry skin with cracks — 17%
interstitial pneumonia 12% —
cough on exhalation — 17%
febrile body temperature 12% —
shortness of breath constant — 17%
purulent peritonitis 12% —
sputum with blood 12% 29%
blisters 12% —
systemic aspergillosis — 17%
chronic pneumonia 12% —
rhinovirus infection — 16%
tonsillitis 12% —
typhlitis — 16%
heavy weight 12% —
dry brittle hair — 16%
diarrhea with blood 12% —
desire for rest — 16%
exanthema 12% —
williams-campbell syndrome — 16%
pharyngitis 12% —
hard breathing — 16%
interstitial lung diseases 12% —
productive cough in the morning — 16%
viral pneumonia 26% 12%
prolonged cold — 16%
protein reduced 11% —
tuberculosis — 16%
drug poisoning 11% —
atypical mycobacterial infections — 16%
ascites 11% —
thin dry skin — 16%
meningitis 11% —
dryness — 16%
very high fever 11% —
glossitis — 16%
effects of taking antibiotics 11% —
persistent wet cough — 16%
inflammation of the brain 11% —
cracks in the tongue — 16%
peritonitis 11% —
bronchitis in childhood — 15%
infectious arthritis 11% —
tracheal and bronchial stenosis — 15%
pectoris cardiac dyspnea 11% —
tracheal diverticulum — 15%
hydrothorax 11% —
recurrent polychondritis — 15%
osteomyelitis 11% —
agammaglobulinemia — 15%
endocarditis 11% —
inflammation near the nail — 15%
acute abdomen 11% —
job syndrome — 15%
pain during exercise 11% —
cheilitis — 15%
sepsis 10% —
desire to cough — 15%
diarrhea 10% —
allergy to antibiotics — 15%
protein c deficiency 10% —
exhalation is difficult — 15%
dehydration 10% —
respiratory allergy — 15%
high fever 10% —
immunoglobulin a deficiency — 15%
pain from the load 10% —
desire to sit — 15%
chills 10% —
tongue is dry — 15%
lung pain 10% —
crack of the red lip border — 15%
attacks of pain 9% —
cough with scanty sputum — 15%
diabetes mellitus 9% —
congestion in the corners of the mouth — 15%

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