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Results: Differences General ✘S00-T98✘F13.0 Mental and behavioural disorders due to use of sedatives or hypnotics, acute intoxication
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 37%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —29%
fracture of the ulna 34% —
caffeine poisoning — 28%
arm fracture 32% —
solvent poisoning — 28%
fractures of the forearm bones 30% —
pupil's reaction to light is sluggish — 26%
broken collarbone 30% —
pupils are narrowed — 26%
fracture of the scapula 28% —
nicotine poisoning — 25%
swelling after a fracture 27% —
poisoning with sleeping pills — 25%
non-healing fracture 27% —
poisoning with narcotic analgesics — 25%
fracture of the humerus 27% —
intoxication psychosis — 25%
closed fracture 27% —
depersonalization — 25%
injury to the elbow joint 26% —
red whites of the eyes — 24%
with the corn 25% —
hypomania — 24%
pain in shoulder joints 25% —
pathological intoxication — 23%
shoulder injury 24% —
derealization — 23%
fracture with displacement 23% —
hallucinatory twilight confusion — 23%
severe pain in the arm 23% —
euphoria — 22%
swelling of the hands 23% —
intense longing — 22%
keratodermia 23% —
twilight obscuration of consciousness — 22%
elbow pain 22% —
intoxication of alcohol — 22%
swelling of joints 22% —
visual hallucinations — 22%
pain after a fracture 22% —
stupor — 22%
closed person 22% —
opium addiction — 22%
pain in the elbow joints 22% —
sopor — 21%
open fracture 21% —
effects of drugs — 21%
pain in the bones 21% —
schizophrenia — 21%
hemarthrosis 20% —
dilated pupils — 21%
consequences of a fracture 20% —
illusions — 21%
restriction of movement 20% —
nystagmus — 20%
fractures of the bones of the wrist 20% —
inhibition — 20%
pain in the shoulder blades 19% —
bitterness — 20%
shoulder pain when raising the hand 19% —
affective disorders — 20%
shoulder pain is worse when moving 19% —
depersonalization derealization syndrome — 20%
wrist injury 19% —
breathing superficial — 20%
sensations in the hands 19% —
depressed mood — 20%
fractures of the forearm bones in children 18% —
agitation — 20%
worse from sudden movements 18% —
mucous membranes are pale — 20%
joint pain 18% —
addiction — 19%
worse from movement 18% —
red blood vessels of the eyes — 19%
bruises on the arms 18% —
heroin addiction — 19%
dislocation of the collarbone 18% —
bradypnea — 19%
intraarticular fracture 17% —
longing — 19%
joint diseases 17% —
hallucinations — 19%
subcutaneous edema 17% —
shiny eyes — 19%
bone fracture 17% —
alcohol poisoning — 19%
hard pulse 16% —
tremor — 18%
pain from sudden movements 16% —
effects of poisoning — 18%
acute pain 16% —
up mania — 18%
bone deformation 16% —
alcoholic pancreatitis — 18%
bruise 16% —
pale skin — 18%
pain when moving 16% —
hypersalivation — 18%
joint pain with exertion 16% —
respiratory — 18%
the feeling of falling 15% —
easily blushes face — 18%
pain in the collarbone 15% —
drug poisoning — 18%
comminuted fracture 15% —
bradycardia — 18%
catatrauma 15% —
moderate condition — 18%
pain from the load 14% —
destructive behavior — 17%
shoulder neck fracture 14% —
arrhythmia — 17%
frequent fractures 14% —
disorders of consciousness — 17%
feeling of pressure on the bottom 14% —
serious condition — 17%
fracture of the sternum 14% —
impaired coordination — 17%
fracture of the radius 14% —
hears voices — 17%
pathological fracture 14% —
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders — 17%
joints of normal shape 14% —
smokes — 17%
swelling of the whole body 14% —
coma — 17%
size delusions 14% —
causeless anxiety — 17%
deformities of the limbs 13% —
suspicion — 17%
dislocation of the shoulder 13% —
paranoia — 17%
dislocation 13% —
speech slurred — 17%
osteosarcoma 13% —
poly-drug addiction and polytoxicomania — 17%
hard to take a breath 13% —
face is red — 17%
gunshot wounds 12% —
acetone poisoning — 16%
stiffness in the shoulders 12% —
vaping — 16%
bone defects 12% —
the use of snus — 16%
pain under the shoulder blade 12% —
inadequate behavior — 16%
tension in the shoulders 12% —
light dizziness — 16%
crackling in the joints 12% —
epilepsy — 16%
joint deformation 12% —
vomiting — 16%
lymphosarcoma 12% —
cheerful — 16%
traumatic illness 11% —
imbalance — 16%
the feeling of a fracture 11% —
acute condition — 16%
epiphyseolysis 11% —
dry — 16%
stiffness of the hands 11% —
tachycardia — 16%
neck injury 11% —
abuse of cholinolytics — 16%
fracture of the collarbone in children 11% —
convulsions — 16%
general swelling does 11% —
acute ethanol poisoning — 16%
2 children 11% —
delirium in a dream — 16%
oncology 11% —
nervous laughter — 16%
wound 10% —
fear of violence — 16%
swelling of the extremities 10% —
nausea — 16%
acute pain in the joints 10% —
epilepsy attacks — 16%
back injury 10% —
palpitations — 16%
sports injury 10% —
falls to the floor — 16%
forearm pain 10% —
mood disorder — 16%
it hurts to touch the skin 10% —
changeable mood — 16%
birth trauma 10% —
hypotension — 16%
shortening of limbs 10% —
wide pupils — 15%
joint crunch 10% —
dry mouth — 15%
forced situation 9% —
aggressive — 15%
difficulty breathing 9% —
cold skin — 15%
a history of neurosurgery 9% —
emotional — 15%
can not breathe 9% —
uncertain gait — 15%

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