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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General K74.3Reactive hepatitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(37)100%(13)
Coagulogram 41%(11)42%(1)
General blood test 46%(18)31%(3)
General urine test 41%(10)27%(1)
Coprogram 43%(6)18%(3)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 40%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 81%
primary biliary cirrhosis 37%
increase ggtp 10% 90%
primary sclerosing cholangitis 34%
increased ast 48%
sclerosing cholangitis 32%
increased direct bilirubin 46%
biliary cirrhosis of the liver 27%
hyperbilirubinemia 16% 54%
liver transplantation 26%
reactive hepatitis 33%
leukocyturia 24%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase 12% 44%
secondary biliary cirrhosis of the liver 22%
increased ESR 31%
chronic cholangitis 22%
increased 16% 40%
purulent cholangitis 21%
adenocarcinoma of the rectum 19%
osteomalacia 21%
dumping syndrome 19%
a history of organ transplantation 20%
anemia 4% 23%
venous bleeding 19%
duodenal ulcer 17%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 19%
yellow feces 16%
liver failure 19%
medicinal hepatotoxicity 16%
bacteremia 19%
stomach ulcer 15%
arterial bleeding 18%
intestinal ulcer 15%
impaired venous function 18%
thermal burns 15%
protein with increased 18%
cholangiocarcinoma 15%
gastric bleeding 18%
pancreatopathy 15%
hepatorenal syndrome 18%
stagnation 14%
bleeding ulcer 18%
reactive arthritis 14%
sepsis 18%
reactive pancreatitis 14%
itchy skin 18%
schwachman-diamond syndrome 14%
hepatopulmonary syndrome 18%
feces are grayish-white in color 14%
intestinal bleeding 17%
parasitic liver diseases 14%
violation of the stool 17%
tingling in the side 14%
liver injuries 17%
dermatomyositis 13%
impaired function of the small intestine 17%
acholic feces 13%
liver sarcoma 17%
toxic hepatitis 13%
breath no itching 17%
cholecystectomy 13%
better at night 17%
bitterness in the mouth 13%
chronic liver failure 17%
nodular periarteritis 13%
onset of illness 17%
yellowness of mucous membranes 13%
pulling pain in the buttocks 16%
stone in the stomach 13%
trauma 16%
soft tissue rheumatism 13%
impaired arterial function 16%
rectal cancer 13%
pulling pain in the right arm 16%
viral hepatitis b 10% 22%
oncology 16%
biliary pancreatitis 12%
hypertension 16%
hepatitis A 12%
patient's condition 16%
rheumatic arthritis 12%
skin spots 16%
stomach cancer 12%
lowered 16%
digestive weakness 12%
gallbladder cancer 16%
hemolytic anemia 12%
essential hypertension 16%
primary-multiple tumors 12%
enteropathy 16%
rheumatism of the joints 12%
increased bleeding 16%
gastric adenocarcinoma 12%
pain in the right wrist 16%
surgical infections 4% 16%
cancer 15%
systemic scleroderma 11%
thrombosis 15%
tumors of the rectum 11%
nephropathy 15%
subcutaneous edema 11%
impaired kidney function 15%
rheumatism 11%
stool meager 15%
stomach tumors 11%
ulcer on the leg 15%
intestinal resection 11%
little fat in the fecal 15%
rheumatic inflammation 11%
osteoporosis 15%
systemic lupus erythematosus 11%
cholestatic hepatitis 15%
inflammatory infiltrate 10%
abnormalities of stomach development 15%
severe stress 10%
hepatic encephalopathy 14%
endocarditis 10%
portal vein dilated 14%
helminths 10%
hypervolemia 14%
by erosion of the stomach 5% 15%
parenchymal hepatitis 14%
intensive physical load 10%
liver pain 14%
liebman-sachs endocarditis 10%
acute tubular necrosis 14%
chronic arthritis 10%
heart dysfunction 14%
toxic liver 9% 18%
consequences of taking medications 14%
digestive disorders 9%
intra-abdominal abscesses 14%
general intoxication syndrome 9%
better to be alone 14%
history of cardiovascular surgery 9%
myeloid metaplasia 14%
tingling 9%
autoimmune thyroiditis 14%
stress 8%
consequences of infection 14%
radiation damage 8%
pleural thoracocentesis 14%
intestinal mucosa 5% 13%
acute liver failure 14%
liver dysfunction 11% 19%
bleeding 14%
rheumatoid arthritis 8% 15%
erythrophobia 14%
no appetite 5% 12%
vitamin d deficiency 14%
right-sided symptoms 8% 14%
xanthelasma 14%
acute arthritis 6% 12%
portal vein thrombosis 14%
pancreatitis 5% 10%
abnormalities of intestinal development 14%
no feeling of hunger 5% 10%
pneumonia 14%
medicinal hepatitis 6% 11%
nosocomial infections 14%
irritability during 5% 9%
malabsorption 14%
weakness after illness 4% 8%
cholangitis 28% 12%
lot of operations in small things 5% 9%
thyroiditis 13%
nausea 4% 8%
red palms 13%
general weakness 5% 9%
vitiligo, says a lot 13%
arthritis 9% 13%
steatorrhea 13%
irritability 5% 9%
cholesterolemia 13%
heaviness in the hypochondrium 13% 17%
lymphogranulomatosis 13%
autoimmune hepatitis 9% 13%
with reactive protein increased 13%
adenocarcinoma of the colon 11% 14%
hyperlipidemia 13%
viral hepatitis 18% 21%
transplant rejection reaction 13%
hepatosis fatty 8% 11%
feeling of blood loss 13%
gallbladder stones 8% 11%
cholestasis 26% 11%
hepatosis 8% 11%
goodpasture syndrome 13%
liver atrophy 8% 11%
duodenostasis 13%
intestinal tumor 7% 10%
cervical hypertrophy 13%
zpr fatigue from the disease 7% 9%
common rashes 13%
bowel cancer 8% 10%
complications of liver transplantation 13%
enlargement of the liver and spleen 8% 10%
dry skin 13%
inflammation of the stomach 11% 13%
expansion of the esophagus 13%
tumors of the large intestine 9% 11%

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