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Results: Differences General Coronary thrombosis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(4)
Creatinine clearance 70%(0)
General blood test 60%(8)
ECG 60%(0)
Ultrasound of the Heart 58%(0)
Histological studies 44%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 69%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 40%
unstable angina 33%
stroke 32%
peripheral artery thrombosis 30%
plaques in the arteries 30%
angina pectoris 29%
myocardial infarction 29%
acute coronary syndrome 28%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 27%
heart dysfunction 27%
arterial bleeding 26%
CHD 26%
impaired arterial function 26%
arterial occlusion 26%
necrosis 24%
coronary stent thrombosis 24%
acute condition 24%
blood diseases 23%
postinfarction angina 23%
cardiosclerosis 23%
reperfusion syndrome 23%
duration of st segment is increased 22%
cardiogenic shock 22%
hemorrhagic diathesis 22%
hypovolemic shock 21%
angina attack 21%
atherosclerotic cardiosclerosis 21%
angiopathy 21%
hypertension 21%
increased bleeding 21%
bleeding 21%
heart rupture 21%
ventricular fibrillation 20%
history of myocardial infarction 20%
balloon coronary angioplasty 20%
onset of illness 20%
aneurysm of the heart 19%
hypertensive heart failure 19%
acute heart failure 19%
violation of the left parts of the heart 19%
painless myocardial ischemia 19%
inflammation 19%
pericarditis 19%
acute left ventricular failure 19%
cardiac asthma 19%
oncology 19%
impaired pericardial function 19%
duration of st segment is lowered 19%
arteriopathies 19%
arrhythmia attacks 18%
tachycardia attacks 18%
ischemic stroke 18%
pain in the heart 18%
coronary artery dissection 18%
myocardial revascularization 18%
congestion belching 17%
pulmonary edema 17%
will not work 17%
effects of shock 17%
shock states of various genesis 17%
abstinence 17%
mitral valve insufficiency 17%
transient ischemic attack 17%
acute shock 17%
aneurysm 17%
hypoglycemia 17%
cardiodilation 16%
thrombocytopenia 16%
respiratory insufficiency 16%
dehydration 16%
reduction of systolic pressure 16%
chronic respiratory failure 16%
kidney failure 16%
chronic heart failure 16%
heparin-induced thrombocytopenia 16%
vascular tumor 16%
ventricular paroxysmal tachycardia 16%
supraventricular arrhythmia 16%
worse during meals 16%
pulmonary embolism 16%
enlargement of the heart 16%
bradycardia 16%
nose pulmonary heart 16%
muscle rupture 16%
worse food 16%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency 15%
palpitations 15%
diabetes mellitus 15%
increased potassium 15%
tachycardia 15%
blood thickening 15%
hypotension 15%
vascular sclerosis 15%
worse during day 15%
heart failure 15%
does not tolerate pain 15%
vascular damage 15%
hypotension 15%
worse in morning 15%
systolic arterial hypotension 15%
patient is motionless 15%
duration of pq interval is increased 15%
hormonal disorders 15%
arrhythmia 15%
there is heart failure 15%
recovery period 14%
bleeding ulcer 14%
after heart surgery 14%
auscultation of the heart 14%
sweating in the groin 14%
the need for security 14%
impaired lung function 14%
heaviness on the heart 14%
arrhythmia tachycardia 14%
control issues 14%
impaired kidney function 14%
attacks of pain 14%
right ventricle volume is lowered 14%
gastric bleeding 14%
stage of recovery 14%
up circulatory disorders 14%
stress 13%
veins bloating 13%
bad from alcohol 13%
violation of the right departments hearts 13%
diuresis is reduced 13%
floating blood clot 13%
presses 13%
pneumothorax 13%
consequences of taking medications 13%
mucous membranes are pale 13%
obliterating atherosclerosis 13%
blockade of the legs of the bundle of gis 13%
consequences of surgery 13%
angioplasty 13%
hyperglycemia 13%
worse at 7 am 13%
periodic illness 13%
ventricular septal defect 13%
drug disease 13%
there are no complaints 13%
left-sided symptoms 13%
does not eat enough 13%
intestinal bleeding 13%
swelling 13%
psychologist 13%
suspicion 12%
chronic condition 12%
myocardial dysfunction 12%
cardiac arrest 12%
smokes 12%
pronounced tachycardia 12%
pain in the lower abdomen on the left 12%
no consciousness 12%
anxiety depressive disorder 12%
paranoia 12%
symptomatic arterial hypertension 12%
not enough time 12%
j98 4 other lung lesions 12%
myocarditis 12%
dyspnea 12%
sore throat on the left 12%
hemorrhagic stroke 12%
refuses treatment 12%
aortic aneurysm 12%
heart murmurs 12%
systolic arterial hypertension 12%
gastrointestinal problems 12%
atrioventricular block 12%
increased systolic pressure 12%
patient's condition 12%
anamnesis ischemic stroke 12%
hypertrophy of the left ventricle 12%
heaviness behind the sternum 12%
dressler syndrome 12%
increased 12%
history of surgery 12%
lowered 12%
sore throat from above 12%
a lot of medicines 12%
full 11%
eating salt 11%
acute bronchitis 11%
allergy 11%
vascular spasm 11%
eating and drinking 11%
emotional 11%
j42 chronic bronchitis 11%
bronchitis in childhood 11%
worse at 12 o'clock 11%
bronchitis 11%
acceleration of movements 11%
1 pregnancy 11%
sedentary lifestyle 11%
respiratory arrhythmia 11%
venous congestion 11%
improper nutrition 11%
pain gives in the groin 11%
Chronical bronchitis 11%
heart hypertrophy 11%
with peptide reduced 11%

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