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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General CholecystopancreatitisДвойной желчный пузырь
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Distinctive symptoms
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gallbladder spasm 40%
hypomotor biliary dyskinesia 87%
pancreatitis chronic 34%
colic 78%
pancreatonecrosis 31%
calculous cholecystitis 9% 86%
increase in amylase 30%
heaviness in the right hypochondrium 76%
pancreatic cyst 30%
abdominal distension 72%
cholecystopancreatitis 27%
pressing pain in the right hypochondrium 71%
pancreatopathy 27%
abdominal distension a 71%
biliary pancreatitis 27%
hypertrophy biliary tract 27% 90%
pain in the pancreas 27%
bursting 63%
purulent pancreatitis 26%
pressing abdominal pain 62%
worse from coffee 26%
swelling in the stomach 62%
necrotic pancreatitis 25%
stagnation 61%
pancreatogenic diabetes mellitus 25%
heaviness in the hypochondrium 11% 71%
drug-induced pancreatitis 23%
bursting pain in the right hypochondrium 59%
autoimmune pancreatitis 22%
pregnancy 58%
jaundice 22%
bursting abdominal pain 58%
pancreatectomy 22%
choleretic 56%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 22%
unstable stool 54%
gastrointestinal problems 22%
state of exacerbation 54%
heart dysfunction 22%
cholecystectomy 23% 77%
violation of the stool 21%
pressure in the stomach 53%
impaired gastric function 21%
chronic condition 51%
necrosis 21%
periodic nausea 50%
alcoholic pancreatitis 21%
increased cholesterol levels in the blood 49%
pain in the left hypochondrium 20%
cyclic vomiting 48%
little fat in the fecal 20%
worse after eating 8% 56%
abscess 20%
fecal vomiting 47%
consumes alcohol 20%
history of surgery 20% 65%
abdominal pain on the left 20%
liver pain 44%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 20%
bitterness in the mouth 12% 56%
false pancreatic cyst 19%
cholestasis 25% 67%
sepsis 19%
polyps 42%
hypertension 19%
belly enlargement 41%
history of pancreatic surgery 19%
remission 40%
difficult defecation 19%
inflammation 20% 60%
a history of vascular arthroplasty 19%
enlarged liver 39%
cholangitis 18%
heaviness in the abdomen 10% 49%
small bowel obstruction 18%
feeling of heaviness in the stomach 10% 49%
digestive disorders 18%
abdominal pain on the right 11% 50%
CHD 18%
pain in the right hypochondrium 27% 66%
impaired function of the bile ducts 18%
gallbladder stones 26% 65%
anesthesia 18%
nausea vomiting 38%
greasy stools 18%
bilirubin is elevated 10% 46%
pulmonary artery aneurysm 17%
history of liver surgery 6% 42%
localization of the main complaint stomach 17%
gallbladder stones with other cholecystitis 21% 56%
constant pain 17%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 50% 84%
purulent cholecystitis 17%
oncology 10% 43%
light stool 17%
intestinal tumor 9% 41%
splenic vein thrombosis 17%
hyperlipidemia 11% 42%
strictures of the bile ducts 17%
increased cholesterol 11% 42%
acute pain 17%
blisters 15% 45%
bullous emphysema of the lung 17%
metabolic disorder 5% 35%
epigastric discomfort 16%
history of laparoscopic surgery 12% 41%
swelling 16%
drug allergy 8% 37%
left-sided symptoms 16%
periods of exacerbation 10% 37%
refusal to drink 16%
allergy 7% 34%
portal hypertension 16%
presses 10% 35%
gradual deterioration of the condition 16%
onset of illness 8% 32%
lung cyst 16%
nausea 11% 35%
external bleeding 16%
increased 18% 41%
skin problems 16%
chronic cholecystitis 49% 72%
pancreatic disease, unspecified 16%
spicy food 14% 37%
maldigestion syndrome 16%
consequences of surgery 11% 33%
hypoproteinemia 16%
impaired lung function 11% 33%
bacterial overgrowth syndrome 15%
there are no complaints 11% 32%
removal of cysts 15%
worse food 16% 37%
small intestine resection 15%
worse during meals 16% 37%
a history of endoscopic surgery 15%
drug disease 11% 32%
intestinal obstruction 15%
consequences of taking medications 10% 31%
stool meager 15%
patient's condition 10% 30%
mechanical jaundice 15%
lowered 10% 30%
duodenitis 15%
vomiting 15% 34%
acute blood loss 15%
right-sided symptoms 25% 42%
congestion belching 15%
biliary dyskinesia 36% 52%
pancreatic atrophy 15%
abdominal pain 22% 36%
vitamin d deficiency 15%
cholecystitis 91% 100%
main complaint is abdominal pain 15%
acute cholecystitis 48% 50%
stool undigested food 15%
intestinal resection 15%
chronic pancreatitis in adults 15%
splenectomy 15%
smoking desire 15%
rapid weight loss 15%
emaciation 15%
feces undigested 15%
calcification 14%
decreased amylase 14%
calcinates 14%
leukocytosis 14%
pure hypercholesterolemia 14%
acute abdomen 14%
abdominal discomfort 14%
alcohol dependence 14%
need for fats 14%
stool three times a day 14%
familial endogenous hypertriglyceridemia 14%
yellow stool 14%
malabsorption 14%
intestinal bleeding 14%
cystic fibrosis 14%
mucoviscidosis 14%
pancreatic steatorrhea 14%
arterial bleeding 14%
with attacks of abdominal pain 14%
hypoglycemia 14%
food is poorly digested 14%
aneurysm 14%
history of vein surgery 14%
frequent cystitis 14%
pain under the shoulder blade 13%
posthemorrhagic anemia 13%
bacteremia 13%
does not tolerate pain 13%
overweight 13%
inflammatory bowel diseases 13%
portal vein thrombosis 13%
bone cyst 13%
diarrhea 13%
bilirubinuria 13%
increased bleeding 13%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 13%
protein c deficiency 13%
purulent cholangitis 13%

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