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Results: Differences General Atypical mycobacterial infections
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increased 67%
atypical mycobacterial infections 46%
cervical syndrome 40%
madaroz 40%
lymphadenitis 38%
skin problems 37%
impaired lung function 35%
bursitis of the elbow joint 35%
history of surgery 35%
leprosy 34%
infected wounds 33%
wound 32%
cubital canal syndrome 31%
lymphadenitis in children 31%
papules 28%
immunodeficiency 27%
the Mantoux reaction 27%
consequences of infection 25%
effects of hormone 25%
pain in the lymph nodes 25%
medicinal arthropathy 25%
bursitis 25%
lower respiratory tract infections 24%
chronic granulomatous disease 24%
inflammation 23%
ARVI 22%
lymph node damage 21%
arthritis 20%
does not tolerate pain 20%
tuberculosis 20%
bacteremia 20%
traumatic illness 20%
worse during day 19%
joint diseases 19%
hypertension 18%
necrosis 18%
consequences of taking medications 16%

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