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Results: Differences General ✘Thoracoabdominal injury✘Spontaneous pneumothorax
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Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
chest damage 22% —
tension in the uterus — 89%
rib fracture 19% —
subcutaneous emphysema 19% 83%
parenchymal bleeding 18% —
pneumothorax 16% 78%
acute injury 17% —
sudden pain — 61%
internal bleeding 16% —
pain when taking a deep breath — 57%
bone fracture 16% —
pain when breathing — 56%
traumatic shock 15% —
chest pain when breathing — 54%
abdominal injuries 15% —
acute stabbing pains — 54%
lung damage 15% —
abscessing pneumonia — 54%
bleeding 15% —
cystic fibrosis of the lungs — 54%
spinal injury 15% —
pleural thoracocentesis 14% 65%
wound 15% —
lymphangioleiomyomatosis — 51%
intestinal paresis 14% —
pancreatic sclerosis — 51%
trauma 14% —
acrocyanosis — 50%
defense of abdominal muscles 14% —
endometriosis — 50%
rupture of the eyeball 14% —
soft tissue sarcoma in children — 50%
curly hair 13% —
chest tension 14% 63%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 13% —
dyspnea 10% 58%
lobar emphysema 13% —
scleroderma in children — 48%
spinal fracture 13% —
severe shortness of breath — 48%
sputum with blood 12% —
lung cyst — 48%
peritonitis 12% —
pleurisy 11% 59%
intestinal obstruction 12% —
acute pain 6% 54%
swallows phlegm 12% —
rheumatoid lung — 48%
mechanical damage to the eyes 12% —
open pneumothorax — 47%
eye injury 12% —
palpitations with shortness of breath 8% 55%
paralytic syndrome 12% —
lung malformations — 46%
difficult to swallow 11% —
pyopneumothorax — 46%
retroperitoneal hematoma 11% —
metastases in the spine — 46%
mucus in the bronchi 11% —
shortness of breath during physical exertion — 46%
pain in the diaphragm 11% —
tachycardia under tension — 45%
rupture of the spleen 11% —
tracheal bronchus — 45%
fracture of the thoracic spine 11% —
fear with palpitations — 45%
hematoma 11% —
tachycardia 7% 52%
unconscious state 11% —
esophageal cyst — 45%
abdominal surgery 11% —
tuberculosis in children — 44%
histamine lowered 11% —
polymyositis — 44%
tension in the eyes 11% —
palpitations 7% 51%
history of liver surgery 11% —
type of breathing chest 8% 51%
deviation of spine 11% —
pain chest 16% 59%
on the back abdominal wall 11% —
unbearable pain — 43%
injuries of the diaphragm 11% —
cough when inhaling — 43%
history of laparoscopic surgery 11% —
wegener's granulomatosis — 42%
pressure on the diaphragm 11% —
bubbling in the chest — 42%
aching chest pain 11% —
bronchogenic cyst — 42%
respiratory acidosis 10% —
vascular spasm — 42%
vascular damage 10% —
sarcoma of the spine — 42%
reticulocytosis 10% —
sputum in the chest — 42%
heart rupture 10% —
anxiety with palpitations — 42%
back injury 10% —
disseminated tuberculosis — 42%
catatrauma 10% —
pneumothorax in newborns 15% 57%
liver injuries 10% —
palpitations at rest — 41%
consequences of injuries 10% —
sarcoidosis of the lungs — 41%
abdominal muscle pain 10% —
bronchial tuberculosis — 41%
fatigue feeling 10% —
pale skin — 41%
abrasion 10% —
fistula — 41%
general intoxication syndrome 10% —
tuberculosis of the spine — 41%
effects of trauma and shock 10% —
heartbeat during exercise — 41%
dehydration 10% —
phlegm thick — 41%
post-traumatic shock 10% —
impaired lung function 13% 53%
paresis 10% —
chest spasm — 40%
feeling of isolation 10% —
tuberculosis arthritis — 40%
traumatic illness 10% —
bronchial asthma in children — 40%
swallow hard 10% —
pricks — 40%
frequent swallowing 10% —
lung sarcoma — 40%
cough obstructive 10% —
tuberculosis — 39%
liver resection 10% —
dermatomyositis — 39%
from left to right 9% —
tachycardia with excitement — 39%
purulent peritonitis 9% —
lung abscess — 39%
bruise 9% —
ankylosing spondylitis — 39%
kidney damage 9% —
mucoviscidosis — 38%
intestinal resection 9% —
high thin — 38%
impaired spleen function 9% —
sudden tachycardia — 38%
external bleeding 9% —
acute infectious arthritis — 38%
acute allergic reactions 9% —
pneumocystis pneumonia — 38%
respiratory allergy 9% —
heartbeat lying down — 38%
hemorrhage in the eye 9% —
respiratory spasm — 38%
sports injury 9% —
rheumatic arthritis — 38%
bronchospasm 9% —
empyema of the pleura — 38%
pulling abdominal pain 9% —
marfan syndrome — 38%
fatigue from work 9% —
heartbeat from excitement — 38%
emphysema of the lungs 9% —
inflammation 12% 49%
heaviness in the eyes 9% —
soft tissue sarcoma — 37%
intoxication 9% —
spondyloarthrosis — 37%
vomiting 9% —
spasm — 37%
pain in the thoracic spine 9% —
female pelvic organs — 37%
polytrauma 9% —
hernia of the esophagus — 37%
cold sweat 9% —
chest pain when inhaling — 37%
pain after a fracture 9% —
pain in the uterus — 36%
effects of shock 8% —
acute arthritis — 36%
difficulty breathing 8% —
stopped menstruation — 36%
liver dysfunction 8% —
metastases to the lungs — 36%
shock states of various genesis 8% —
sudden heartbeat — 36%
bloating 8% —
pain gives in the arm — 36%
acute abdomen 8% —
tightness of breath — 35%
lung pain 8% —
attacks of pain — 35%
The skin is not 8% —
unexplained fear — 35%
back pain 8% —
pain in the forearm — 35%
pain in the veins 8% —
pain when inhaling — 35%
conservative 8% —
pneumonia in children — 35%

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