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Results: Differences Similar	✘T51	✘F18.0 Mental and behavioural disorders due to use of volatile solvents, acute intoxication
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) 47%(4) ECG 55%(0) 35%(0) General blood test 14%(3) 36%(3) Chest radiography 45%(0) — General urine test 15%(1) 28%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	25%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	25%
strong irritation	19%	—
oneiroid syndrome	—	24%
alcoholic cardiomyopathy	17%	—
pupil's reaction to light is sluggish	—	21%
methyl alcohol poisoning	17%	—
poisoning with sleeping pills	—	21%
psycho - organic syndrome	16%	—
pupils are narrowed	—	21%
anisocoria	15%	—
solvent poisoning	—	21%
fast saturation	15%	—
nicotine poisoning	—	20%
different pupils	15%	—
hypomania	—	20%
head like a drunken	14%	—
torso	—	20%
metabolic acidosis	14%	—
depersonalization	—	20%
toxic encephalopathy	14%	—
derealization	—	19%
cardiomyopathy	14%	—
opium addiction	—	19%
alcoholism	14%	—
red whites of the eyes	—	19%
pneumonia	14%	—
dislocation of the vertebrae	—	19%
better from sour	13%	—
stims	—	18%
poisoning with alcohol surrogates	13%	—
intense longing	—	18%
atelectasis	12%	—
euphoria	—	18%
deterioration from alcohol	12%	—
stupor	—	18%
gaye-wernicke syndrome	12%	—
visual hallucinations	—	18%
dizziness from alcohol	12%	—
half-sleep half-consciousness	—	17%
deep coma	24%	10%
schizophrenia	—	17%
diarrhea after alcohol	12%	—
predominant right	—	17%
headache from alcohol	12%	—
nystagmus	—	17%
nausea after drinking	12%	—
breathing superficial	—	17%
hypoglycemia	11%	—
illusions	—	17%
acidification of urine	11%	—
strong irritability	—	17%
coma in a child	11%	—
emotional	—	17%
sulph	11%	—
depersonalization derealization syndrome	—	17%
bilirubinuria	11%	—
dilated pupils	—	17%
alcohol is abusing	11%	—
gloomy	—	17%
liver dysfunction	11%	—
suspicion	—	16%
effects of burns	11%	—
depressed mood	—	16%
hypoglycemic coma	11%	—
endocervicitis	—	16%
alkalization of urine	11%	—
affective disorders	—	16%
cyanosis of lips	11%	—
bitterness	—	16%
sharp pain in the stomach	11%	—
shiny eyes	—	16%
hepatic coma	11%	—
tension in the body	—	16%
rash no	10%	—
perception	—	16%
sudden dizziness	10%	—
paranoia	—	16%
retinal atrophy	10%	—
dryness of mucous membranes and skin	—	16%
skin is clean	10%	—
sadness	—	16%
respiratory spasm	10%	—
bradypnea	—	16%
swelling after injury	10%	—
mucous membranes are pale	—	16%
renal anemia	10%	—
restriction of movement	—	16%
strongest weakness	10%	—
heroin addiction	—	16%
consequences of alcoholism	10%	—
stereotypia	—	16%
facial spasms	10%	—
bradycardia	—	16%
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder	10%	—
pale skin	—	16%
bruising sensation	10%	—
motor activity	—	15%
impaired pancreatic function	10%	—
tremor	—	15%
alkali poisoning	10%	—
smokes	—	15%
weight fluctuations	10%	—
shortening of limbs	—	15%
soft tissue hematoma	10%	—
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system	—	15%
migrating erythema	10%	—
red blood vessels of the eyes	—	15%
hypercoagulation syndrome	9%	—
serious condition	—	15%
acrocyanosis	9%	—
impaired coordination	—	15%
persistent hypotension	9%	—
impaired uterine function	—	15%
dizziness severe	9%	—
irritability	—	15%
hemorrhage in the eye	9%	—
pale skin	—	15%
uremia	9%	—
psychosomatics	—	15%
terminal states	9%	—
up mania	—	15%
posttransfusion complications	9%	—
alcoholic pancreatitis	—	15%
optic nerve atrophy	9%	—
crawling under the skin	—	15%
respiratory distress syndrome	9%	—
worse when moving	—	14%
myocardial dysfunction	9%	—
vulva infections	—	14%
meningoencephalitis	9%	—
state of exacerbation	—	14%
multiple organ failure	9%	—
bending of the uterus	—	14%
dermatitis and eczema	9%	—
hypertension	—	14%
senile psychosis	9%	—
changeable mood	—	14%
pretending to be sick	9%	—
traumatic brain injury	—	14%
pneumonia in childhood	9%	—
causeless anxiety	—	14%
dizziness with vomiting	9%	—
hears voices	—	14%
consequences of alcohol abuse	9%	—
intra-phase infections	—	14%
severe nausea	9%	—
speech slurred	—	14%
breathes through the mouth	9%	—
poly-drug addiction and polytoxicomania	—	14%
narrowing of the fields of vision	9%	—
stereotypical movements	—	14%
headache from above	9%	—
tibia fracture	—	14%
resorption	18%	7%
bone deformation	—	14%
bedsores	8%	—
consequences of infection	—	14%
consequences of acute respiratory	8%	—
respiratory	—	14%
headache with dizziness	8%	—
vulvovaginitis	—	14%
phlebitis	8%	—
disorder of stereotypical movements	—	14%
obstructive bronchitis	8%	—
female pelvic organs	—	13%
stomach pain	8%	—
chronic condition	—	13%
chronic anemia	8%	—
palpitations	—	13%
nasal congestion	8%	—
respiratory arrhythmia	—	13%
chronic kidney failure	8%	—
dryness	—	13%
acute bronchitis	8%	—
throat cheerful	—	13%
Chronical bronchitis	8%	—
head injury	—	13%
stomach nausea	8%	—
seizures after a stroke	—	13%
hysteria	8%	—
epilepsy attacks	—	13%
vascular spasm	8%	—
tachycardia	—	13%
vacuum	8%	—
mood disorder	—	13%
gangrene	8%	—
dry mouth	—	13%
pulmonary edema	8%	—
dryness in the throat	—	13%
headache with weakness	8%	—
diabetes mellitus	—	13%
pancreatopathy	8%	—
the use of snus	—	13%
viral pneumonia	8%	—
abuse of cholinolytics	—	13%
eczema	8%	—
acute injury	—	13%
pancreatic disease, unspecified	8%	—
fear of violence	—	13%
acute obstructive bronchitis	8%	—
asks questions	—	13%

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