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Results: Differences General ✘Renal artery aneurysm✘Locked-in syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
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kidney damage 63% —
tetraparesis — 100%
aneurysm 58% —
akinetic mutism — 95%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 56% —
paresis — 93%
atherosclerotic aneurysm 55% —
paresis of the hand — 92%
pressing sore throat 55% —
closed person — 89%
internal bleeding 54% —
paresis of legs — 88%
vascular damage 52% —
hemiparesis — 80%
impaired kidney function 49% —
traumatic brain injury — 78%
kidney infarction 48% —
brain tumor — 72%
necrosis 47% —
feeling of heaviness in the head — 72%
lower back pain 47% —
heaviness in the head — 72%
lower back pain after exercise 47% —
damage to the nervous system — 71%
marfan syndrome 46% —
organic brain damage — 70%
vascular tumor 46% —
spinal epidural abscess — 69%
mucous membranes are pale 44% —
does not understand speech — 69%
back pain 43% —
hypoxia — 67%
dryness of the scalp 43% —
coma — 66%
low back pain is oppressive 42% —
brain bruised — 64%
onset of illness 41% —
the belly is soft — 64%
pressing back pain 41% —
head injury — 61%
angioplasty 40% —
subdural hematoma — 61%
tongue is pale 40% —
sensory aphasia — 60%
palpitations with shortness of breath 40% —
contusion head — 60%
dyspnea 39% —
stroke — 59%
frequent sore throat 39% —
leukoencephalitis — 59%
pressure in the throat 38% —
cerebral circulation disorder — 59%
dry mouth 38% —
transient disturbance of cerebral circulation — 58%
pressing abdominal pain 38% —
objects are reduced — 57%
pharyngeal mucosa dry 38% —
compression of the spinal cord — 57%
dry 38% —
better when walking — 56%
dry skin 38% —
brain abscess — 55%
throat pale 38% —
numbness of the extremities — 55%
tongue is dry 37% —
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation — 54%
arterial bleeding 37% —
vegetative state — 54%
back pain during physical exertion 37% —
heaviness in the eyes — 52%
pionephrosis 37% —
multiple sclerosis — 51%
retroperitoneal hematoma 36% —
angina attack — 51%
pale skin 36% —
aphasia — 50%
pressing headache 36% —
periodic illness — 50%
severe pain in the lower back 36% —
phlegmon — 50%
scalp soreness 35% —
double vision — 49%
headache after exercise 35% —
neuroinfections — 49%
headache after physical exertion 35% —
paralytic syndrome — 48%
is worse lying on your back 34% —
bruise — 48%
severe sore throat 34% —
blood diseases — 48%
gunshot wounds 34% —
history of brain surgery — 47%
very dry skin 34% —
bedsores — 47%
pain before urination 34% —
speech absence — 47%
weakness nausea dizziness 34% —
abscess 24% 71%
deceives 33% —
ischemic stroke — 47%
the pain is worse from exertion 33% —
protein-energy deficiency — 46%
pasternatsky's symptom is positive 33% —
inflammatory infiltrate — 46%
respiratory spasm 33% —
a serious man — 46%
sore and dry throat 32% —
encephalitis — 46%
common arterial trunk 32% —
sensations in the extremities — 45%
anemia 32% —
head tumor — 45%
pulsation in the heart 32% —
gangrene — 45%
tachycardia 32% —
inflammation of the brain — 45%
hypotension 32% —
full — 45%
plaques in the arteries 32% —
difficult to swallow — 44%
abdominal pain 32% —
angina pectoris — 44%
breathing superficial 32% —
impaired nervous system function — 43%
abdominal breathing 31% —
up circulatory disorders 21% 63%
headaches 31% —
protein c deficiency — 42%
pain in the lumbar back 31% —
paralysis — 42%
acrocyanosis 31% —
worse from movement — 41%
headache with palpitations 31% —
peptic ulcer — 40%
acute back pain 31% —
patient is motionless — 40%
vomiting 31% —
papules — 40%
dizziness with vomiting 31% —
CHD — 39%
atherosclerosis of the renal arteries 31% —
cysts — 39%
palpitations 31% —
muscle weakness — 39%
nausea 31% —
neurological disorders — 37%
presses 31% —
oncology 39% 75%
headache with nausea and vomiting 30% —
impaired lung function — 36%
collapse 30% —
drug disease — 35%
weak breathing 30% —
stage of recovery 21% 52%
intoxication 30% —
recovery period 21% 52%
often abdominal pain 29% —
lowered 26% 56%
dense tumor 29% —
history of surgery 41% 71%
anemia, unspecified 29% —
patient's condition 19% 47%
the patient complains of a headache 29% —
pain when touched 24% 42%
slow onset of the disease 29% —
gradual deterioration of the condition 23% 40%
consequences of cardiovascular surgery 29% —
impaired arterial function 45% 61%
dizziness with nausea 29% —
imbalance 22% 38%
erythrocytic anemia 29% —
surgical infections 22% 38%
pain in the mouth 28% —
trauma 44% 60%
frequent headaches 28% —
cancer 21% 37%
violation of fat metabolism 28% —
heart dysfunction 21% 36%
lower abdominal pain 28% —
consequences of infection 20% 35%
headache with weakness 28% —
angiopathy 36% 51%
headache to vomiting 28% —
consequences of taking medications 33% 47%
worse from exercise 28% —
hematoma 36% 44%
dizziness weakness 28% —
thrombosis 32% 39%
painful urination 27% —
consequences of surgery 29% 36%
headache with nausea 27% —
there are no complaints 29% 35%
sharp abdominal pain 27% —
inflammation 42% 47%
pain in the vessels of the head 27% —
after heart surgery 27% —
nausea during a headache 27% —
urination disorder 27% —
pyelonephritis 27% —
vasculitis 27% —

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