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Results: Differences General ✘Abdominal compartment syndrome✘Eventration
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 83%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
abdominal compartment syndrome 80% —
wound postoperative — 96%
acute coronary syndrome 78% —
gastroschisis — 93%
tumors of the peritoneum 72% —
omphalocele — 91%
retroperitoneal hematoma 72% —
aseptic peritonitis — 88%
angina pectoris 72% —
severe meteorism — 88%
abdominal aortic aneurysm 72% —
eventration — 83%
capillary leak syndrome 72% —
subcutaneous emphysema — 81%
multiple organ failure 72% —
postoperative peritonitis — 80%
little urine 72% —
cough after whooping cough — 79%
CHD 72% —
wound inflammation — 78%
abdominal injuries 71% —
umbilical hernia — 77%
thermal burns 69% —
hiccups — 77%
consequences of abdominal trauma 69% —
bowel prolapse — 74%
heart dysfunction 66% —
puncture wound — 72%
bleeding into the abdominal cavity 66% —
intestinal paresis — 72%
anuria 65% —
pain appears at the thought of her — 72%
pricks in the stomach 64% —
the feeling of a wound — 72%
burn shock 64% —
bloating — 70%
ascites 64% —
rapid reaction — 67%
intra-abdominal abscesses 63% —
the surgical suture is inflamed — 66%
liver injuries 63% —
umbilical hernia in children — 65%
acute condition 63% —
cough — 65%
diuresis is reduced 62% —
stab wound — 65%
inflammation of postoperative scars 62% —
pain chest — 64%
acute injury 62% —
paralytic syndrome — 63%
parenchymal bleeding 60% —
the wounds are festering — 63%
acute violation of ophthalmotonus 60% —
pain in the wound — 62%
aortic aneurysm 59% —
hypoproteinemia — 62%
soreness of postoperative scars 59% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 60%
abdominal muscle spasm 59% —
omission of internal organs — 60%
hemorrhagic pancreatitis 59% —
inflammatory infiltrate — 60%
bladder pressure 56% —
vomiting — 60%
activity is not changed 56% —
pent-up anger — 59%
blood diseases 56% —
bronchial tuberculosis — 58%
glaucoma 56% —
closed fracture — 57%
erythrocytic cylindruria 56% —
explosive injury — 57%
respiratory alkalosis 55% —
is worse at 10 am — 57%
liver problems 54% —
cough asthmatic — 57%
chronic respiratory failure 54% —
childhood diseases — 56%
stagnation in the lungs 54% —
uterine hypoplasia — 56%
pancreatitis 53% —
uterine prolapse — 56%
aneurysm 52% —
chills — 56%
necrosis 52% —
stones cough after bronchitis — 55%
chronic peritonitis 52% —
skin is tight — 55%
aching stomach 52% —
underdevelopment — 54%
central venous pressure is increased 52% —
paresis — 54%
belly enlargement 52% —
rupture of the uterus — 53%
internal edema 52% —
asthmatic bronchitis — 53%
decrease in alkaline phosphatase 51% —
leukocytosis — 53%
spasm in the lungs 51% —
dyspnea — 52%
protein in the urine 51% —
worse during day — 52%
intestinal tumor 51% —
worse in morning — 52%
history of laparoscopic surgery 51% —
stomach swells — 52%
gastrointestinal problems 51% —
cut wound — 51%
pelvic bone fracture 50% —
stool delay — 51%
pricks 50% —
asthma attacks — 51%
cylindruria 50% —
tachycardia — 51%
surgery history of aortic aneurysm 50% —
obesity on the stomach — 50%
parenchymal hepatitis 49% —
wounds of the heart — 50%
respiratory insufficiency 49% —
nausea — 50%
alt reduction 49% —
strong cough — 50%
scar pain 49% —
pus in feces — 50%
congestive kidney 49% —
sharp cough — 50%
purulent pancreatitis 49% —
severe gas formation — 49%
gastric perforation 48% —
recovery period — 48%
post-traumatic shock 48% —
mediastinal tumors — 48%
effects of trauma and shock 48% —
intoxication — 48%
abdominal cramps 48% —
teething the child — 48%
increased diuresis 48% —
stage of recovery — 48%
stomach cramps 48% —
severe nausea — 48%
abscess 48% —
fat deposits — 47%
is quickly aroused 48% —
cough paroxysmal — 47%
pressure in the stomach 48% —
fever tachycardia — 47%
sepsis 47% —
does not sweat — 47%
respiratory spasm 47% —
fecal vomiting — 47%
decreased urea 47% —
bloating pain — 47%
alkalosis 47% —
increased ast — 46%
abdominal muscle pain 47% —
falls to the floor — 46%
intestinal spasms 47% —
wound 31% 77%
bacteremia 47% —
chest pain when coughing — 46%
a history of organ transplantation 47% —
pain due to flatulence — 46%
pain in the intestines 47% —
intestinal resection — 45%
defense of abdominal muscles 46% —
compressing pains in the heart — 45%
vascular tumor 46% —
pulmonary tuberculosis — 44%
swelling after injury 46% —
intestinal infection — 44%
low acidity 46% —
infected wounds — 44%
pneumonia with pleurisy 45% —
cough with shortness — 44%
respiratory acidosis 45% —
stool with gases — 44%
breathing superficial 45% —
serum sickness — 43%
pain in the pleura 45% —
muscle atrophy — 43%
abdominal breathing 44% —
bronchial asthma — 43%
scar inflammation 44% —
loses thought — 43%
consequences of injuries 44% —
increased ESR — 43%
increased urea 44% —
abdominal pain with nausea — 43%
polytrauma 44% —
chest pain when breathing — 43%
liver necrosis 44% —
abundant stool — 43%
consequences of plastic surgery 43% —
confusion of thoughts — 43%
pulling abdominal pain 43% —
abdominal pain with vomiting — 43%
impaired venous function 43% —
the skin is dark — 42%
rough skin 43% —
unbearable pain — 42%

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