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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General B16Cholecystocholangitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(6)100%(0)
General blood test 79%(23)99%(7)
General urine test 69%(9)36%(1)
Coprogram 36%(0)36%(3)
Ultrasound of abdominal cavity 64%(0)
ECG 63%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 48%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 68%
cholestasis 41%
almagel 56%
viral hepatitis b 39%
beating symptom is positive on the right 56%
prolonged jaundice 39%
better from sweet 51%
jaundice 38%
with tooth prints on the edges 51%
hepatitis c 37%
pain in the right wrist 51%
dark feces 35%
pain pain in the ribs on the right 48%
hepatic coma 33%
mycotoxicoses 46%
medicinal hepatitis 33%
alimentary-toxic aleikia 46%
hepatic encephalopathy 32%
rumbling in the stomach 46%
liver pain 32%
adenoiditis 44%
colorless urine 31%
better from sour 44%
hepatitis D 31%
tongue with tooth impressions 42%
enlargement of the spleen 30%
cholecystocholangitis 41%
joint pain 29%
chronic dysentery 41%
patient's condition 28%
tongue is pale 41%
encephalopathy 28%
increased acidity of the stomach 40%
cirrhosis of the liver 28%
chronic appendicitis 40%
joint diseases 28%
tuberculosis intoxication 39%
the skin is dark 28%
bloating and rumbling in the stomach 39%
bleeding 28%
pain in the ribs when breathing 38%
fulminant hepatitis 28%
bacterial dysentery 38%
recovery period 27%
proteus syndrome 38%
nosebleed 27%
acute dysentery 38%
hepatitis in the anamnesis 27%
fungus 37%
moderate condition 27%
tingling in the side 37%
palpitations 27%
increased gamma globulins 36%
stage of recovery 27%
dysentery 36%
tachycardia 26%
purulent appendicitis 36%
blood diseases 26%
swelling of the tongue 35%
yellowness of mucous membranes 26%
up palpation of the abdomen soreness in the hypochondria 13% 48%
consequences of infection 26%
pain in the ribs when pressing 35%
onset of illness 26%
pain in the gallbladder 17% 51%
exanthema 25%
chronic sinusitis 34%
acute liver failure 25%
walks fast 34%
urticaria skin 25%
pasternatsky's symptom is positive 33%
constant weakness 25%
typhlitis 33%
cholestatic hepatitis 25%
adenoids 33%
urine light 25%
pain all over the stomach 33%
damage to the nervous system 25%
pseudomonas infection 33%
high fever 25%
scarlet 32%
nosebleeds in the afternoon 25%
acute appendicitis 32%
brown urine 25%
croup 32%
cytolysis syndrome 24%
soreness during palpation in hypochondrium on right 12% 44%
density is increased 24%
palpation is painful in hypochondria 11% 43%
sclerosing cholangitis 24%
chronic tonsillitis 32%
heaviness in the right hypochondrium 23%
agranulocytosis 31%
hemorrhages on the skin 23%
pain in the ribs 31%
coma 23%
appendicitis 31%
drug disease 23%
frequent antibiotics 30%
increase ggtp 23%
dysbacteriosis 30%
antigens to hepatitis B reduced 23%
tooth decay 30%
antigens to hepatitis B increased 23%
often abdominal pain 30%
increased alt 23%
pain in the wrists 29%
zpr fatigue from the disease 23%
neutrophilosis 11% 40%
yellow fever 23%
painful appearance 7% 36%
vaccination 22%
abdominal pain on the right 17% 45%
complete lack of appetite 22%
pain in the right arm 10% 38%
feeling of bruising 22%
spicy food 6% 34%
listeriosis 22%
spasmodic pain 28%
amoebic liver abscess 22%
inflammation of the tooth 28%
poor sleep 22%
feces are grayish-white in color 10% 37%
prolonged defecation 22%
foolishness 27%
liver failure 22%
childish behavior 27%
papules 22%
worse when walking 27%
intrahepatic cholestasis 22%
parasitic liver diseases 10% 37%
bradycardia 22%
big man 26%
urticaria 22%
infantile 26%
abdominal distension a 21%
cholangitis 22% 48%
toxic hepatitis 21%
tingling 26%
amoebiasis 21%
frequent colds 25%
abdominal distension 21%
chronic cholangitis 15% 40%
mononucleosis 21%
sensations in the legs 24%
infectious mononucleosis 21%
leukocytosis 18% 42%
increased ast 21%
purulent cholangitis 14% 38%
yellow vomiting 21%
diarrhea with gases 8% 31%
hemorrhagic syndrome 21%
abdominal breathing 8% 31%
salmonellosis 21%
abdominal pain when pressing 9% 32%
constant bloating 21%
pain when inhaling 8% 31%
Acholia 21%
viral diarrhea 8% 31%
primary sclerosing cholangitis 20%
digestion bloating 8% 30%
bleeding from the gums 20%
difficult defecation 8% 29%
drowsiness 20%
viral tonsillitis 13% 34%
black discharge 20%
purulent sore throats 13% 34%
worse in morning 20%
headache at temperature 8% 28%
enlargement of the liver and spleen 20%
liquid stool 14% 34%
consequences of taking medications 20%
diarrhea 22% 41%
increased bleeding 20%
pain in the right hypochondrium 23% 42%
impaired lung function 20%
abdominal pain 14% 33%
yersiniosis 20%
bitterness in the mouth 17% 36%
cramps in the fingers 19%
helminths 7% 26%
hepatitis E 19%
beriberi 7% 25%
yellow skin color 19%
pain chest 6% 24%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 19%
pancreatic disease, unspecified 11% 29%
cancer of the large duodenal papilla 19%
time flies fast 18%
bursting 19%
nausea during meals 11% 29%
gallbladder cancer 19%
gastrointestinal problems 30% 47%
increased cholesterol levels in the blood 19%
increased 25% 42%
severe fever 19%
digestive disorders 17% 34%
increased cholesterol 19%
pancreatopathy 11% 28%
stool with mucus and blood 19%
stool with gases 11% 28%

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