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Results: Differences General ✘Intestinal fistula✘Hepatic coma
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Distinctive symptoms
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fistula 95% —
mushroom poisoning — 48%
paraproctitis 65% —
swelling of the brain — 39%
illness from stress 47% —
coma — 38%
papillomas on the neck 37% —
liver failure — 36%
acne 29% —
alcoholic hepatitis — 34%
intestinal fistula 28% —
primary biliary cirrhosis — 34%
rashes on the face 28% —
alcoholic liver disease — 34%
heel spur 27% —
viral hepatitis — 31%
bone growths on the legs 26% —
gastric bleeding — 30%
warts 26% —
hypoproteinemia — 30%
bone fistula 26% —
food poisoning — 30%
suppuration with fistulas 22% —
no consciousness — 30%
bile fistulas 22% —
liver problems — 30%
multiple organ failure 21% —
bleeding ulcer — 29%
bone growths 21% —
hepatitis — 29%
intestinal tumor 21% —
hepatic encephalopathy — 28%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 19% —
convulsions — 28%
tumors of the peritoneum 19% —
colon obstruction — 26%
exhaustion 18% —
liver transplantation — 26%
porous skin 18% —
damage to the nervous system — 26%
gallbladder fistula 17% —
fulminant hepatitis — 26%
gastric fistula 17% —
no reaction of the pupil to light — 26%
wet skin 16% —
blood diseases — 25%
split pancreas 16% —
increased bleeding — 25%
loss of fluids 16% —
peptic ulcer — 25%
the surgical suture is inflamed 15% —
prothrombin index lowered — 25%
conservative 15% —
prothrombin index increased — 25%
diarrhea 15% —
hyperbilirubinemia — 25%
appendix cancer 15% —
increased intracranial pressure — 24%
exhaustion after illness 15% —
toxic liver — 24%
uterine atresia 15% —
alcoholic cirrhosis liver — 24%
loss body weight 14% —
alcoholic coma — 24%
blunt abdominal trauma 14% —
acute shock — 24%
foreign body of the intestine 14% —
chronic peritonitis — 23%
intestinal obstruction 14% —
jaundice — 23%
rapid weight loss 14% —
cirrhosis of the liver — 23%
bowel cancer 14% —
history of liver surgery — 23%
intestinal infarction 13% —
encephalopathy — 23%
hematocrit increased 13% —
effects of shock — 23%
tuberculosis of the intestine, peritoneum, mesenteric lymph nodes 13% —
deep coma — 23%
hernia infringement 13% —
biliary cirrhosis of the liver — 22%
actinomycosis 13% —
acute ethanol poisoning — 22%
dermatitis 13% —
severe hypothermia — 22%
vaginal fistulas 13% —
toxic hepatitis — 22%
hernia 13% —
drug disease — 22%
microbial eczema 13% —
respiratory insufficiency — 21%
strictures of the bile ducts 13% —
stiffness in the joints — 21%
consequences of surgery 13% —
renal edema — 21%
postoperative peritonitis 13% —
general intoxication syndrome — 21%
gradual deterioration of the condition 12% —
complications of ventilation — 21%
depression 12% —
a history of organ transplantation — 21%
unformed feces 12% —
organic brain damage — 21%
mood disorder 12% —
cramps in the extremities — 21%
violation of the stool 12% —
toxic pulmonary edema — 21%
atresia of the anus and rectum 12% —
hypovolemic shock — 20%
mucous diarrhea 12% —
stereotypical movements — 20%
fear of responsibility 12% —
hypoxia — 20%
mucus in feces 12% —
anemia — 20%
gunshot wounds 12% —
toxic shock syndrome — 20%
pus in feces 11% —
chronic viral hepatitis — 20%
dermatitis and eczema 11% —
hepatitis chronic — 20%
defecation during urination 11% —
improvement from alcohol — 20%
crohn 11% —
hemorrhagic syndrome — 20%
tumors of the rectum 11% —
medicinal hepatitis — 19%
appendicitis 11% —
acute blood loss — 19%
intestinal diverticula 11% —
acute condition — 19%
pretending to be sick 11% —
magnesia — 19%
diuresis is reduced 11% —
clonic cramps — 19%
no stool 11% —
acute viral hepatitis — 19%
hernia of the abdomen 11% —
medicinal hepatotoxicity — 19%
sputum green 11% —
dilated pupils — 19%
shape of large intestine is changed 11% —
incontinence of feces — 19%
intoxication of alcohol 11% —
bleeding 8% 27%
mucous stools 11% —
liver necrosis — 19%
acute appendicitis 11% —
intestinal bleeding 9% 28%
abdominal injuries 10% —
coagulopathy — 18%
stool with gases 10% —
hemoglobin increased — 18%
electrolyte balance disorders 10% —
alcohol poisoning — 18%
skin compaction 10% —
refusal to drink — 18%
severe exhaustion 10% —
acute hepatitis — 18%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 10% —
pompe disease — 18%
hysteria 10% —
hyperventilation syndrome — 18%
bruise 10% —
liver cancer — 18%
need for fats 10% —
discharge from the eyes — 17%
chronic diarrhea 10% —
decreased potassium — 17%
eczema 10% —
refuses to help — 17%
intestinal resection 10% —
alcohol is abusing — 17%
uterine tumor 10% —
hydrocephalus — 17%
congestion purulent wounds 10% —
drug poisoning — 17%
dermatosis 10% —
bacteremia 9% 26%
depression is strong 10% —
apnea — 17%
acute injury 9% —
stereotypia — 17%
pain in the intestines 9% —
gastrointestinal problems 13% 29%
tuberculosis 9% —
cramps in the legs — 16%
arterial occlusion 9% —
low body temperature — 16%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 9% —
pulmonary edema — 16%
enteropathy 9% —
wounds heal poorly — 16%
suppuration of the skin 9% —
effects of poisoning — 16%
lymph node damage 9% —
shock states of various genesis — 16%
impaired function of the small intestine 9% —
nervousness — 16%

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