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Results: Differences Similar ✘Eventration✘Inversion of the spleen
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Distinctive symptoms
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wound postoperative 96% —
inversion of the spleen — 91%
gastroschisis 95% —
enlargement of the spleen — 91%
omphalocele 93% —
abscess of the spleen — 87%
aseptic peritonitis 89% —
tumors of the spleen — 80%
cough after whooping cough 89% —
in winter abdominal pain on the left — 80%
eventration 85% —
necrosis — 73%
suppuration of the skin 85% —
hyposplenism — 71%
subcutaneous emphysema 82% —
visceroptosis — 71%
severe flatulence 81% —
accumulation of gases in the stomach — 71%
hiccups 79% —
gases in the stomach — 69%
umbilical hernia 78% —
gray plaque on her tongue — 68%
wound 77% —
spleen lymphoma — 68%
bowel prolapse 76% —
pain in the intestines — 68%
pain appears at the thought of her 76% —
spleen infarction — 66%
chest injuries 74% —
abdominal — 65%
the feeling of a wound 72% —
abnormalities of spleen development — 65%
intestinal paresis 72% —
hemorrhagic pancreatitis — 64%
skin problems 70% —
stomach pain constant — 63%
consequences of taking medications 69% —
gradual deterioration of — 62%
stab wound 67% —
pain under the left shoulder blade — 62%
cough 66% —
constant bloating — 61%
rapid reaction 65% —
pain in the spleen — 59%
pain chest 64% —
portal vein thrombosis — 58%
paralytic syndrome 64% —
pain under the shoulder blade — 57%
umbilical hernia in children 64% —
tumors of the peritoneum — 57%
gases abundant 64% —
stomach pain — 56%
whooping 62% —
rupture of the spleen — 56%
hypoproteinemia 62% —
pain in the left shoulder blade — 56%
pent-up anger 62% —
purulent appendicitis — 55%
injuries of the diaphragm 60% —
purulent cholecystitis — 55%
inflammatory infiltrate 60% —
constant abdominal pain — 54%
hemorrhages on the skin 60% —
purulent pancreatitis — 54%
stomach swells 60% —
gastric perforation — 53%
skin condition 59% —
overlaid tongue — 52%
explosive injury 59% —
hypersplenism — 52%
cough asthmatic 58% —
ulcer penetration — 51%
closed fracture 58% —
abscess — 51%
bronchial tuberculosis 58% —
cholecystopancreatitis — 51%
chills 56% —
ligament rupture — 51%
uterine prolapse 56% —
defense of abdominal muscles — 50%
uterine hypoplasia 55% —
hernia of the esophagus — 50%
stones cough after bronchitis 55% —
frequent bloating — 50%
underdevelopment 54% —
lymphogranulomatosis — 50%
paresis 54% —
intra-abdominal abscesses — 49%
rupture of the uterus 53% —
pain in the left side of the body — 49%
asthmatic bronchitis 53% —
thrombosis — 49%
tachycardia 52% —
acute cholecystitis — 49%
dyspnea 52% —
ligament injury — 48%
obesity on the stomach 51% —
autoimmune thrombocytopenia — 48%
skin sensations 51% —
ligament damage — 48%
abundant stool 51% —
acute appendicitis — 48%
hypotension 51% —
portal hypertension — 47%
cut wound 51% —
fever abdominal pain — 47%
traumatic shock 51% —
thrombosis of the lower extremities — 47%
palpitations 51% —
gastrojunal ulcer — 46%
nausea 50% —
often abdominal pain — 46%
severe nausea 50% —
pregnancy — 46%
does not sweat 49% —
appendicitis — 46%
pus in feces 49% —
intestinal abscess — 46%
is blocked an increase in the alkaline phosphatase 49% —
left-sided symptoms — 45%
mediastinal tumors 49% —
fainting — 45%
teething the child 48% —
pain in the shoulder blades — 45%
fever tachycardia 48% —
leukemia — 44%
intoxication 48% —
erythrocytic anemia — 44%
stage of recovery 48% —
tumour in the abdomen — 44%
tachycardia in children 47% —
lymphocytic — 44%
recovery period 47% —
stomach ulcer — 43%
compressing pains in the heart 47% —
cholecystitis — 43%
fat deposits 47% —
blood diseases — 43%
swelling 47% —
malignant lymphoma — 43%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 95% 46%
immaturity — 43%
fluid in the abdomen 46% —
intestinal ulcer — 43%
chest pain when coughing 46% —
vomiting multiple — 43%
increased ast 46% —
lymphoma — 42%
grandmother diabetes 45% —
feeling of fullness — 42%
falls to the floor 45% —
consultation of a gastroenterologist — 42%
pulmonary tuberculosis 44% —
sputum — 41%
pain in the wound 44% —
1 pregnancy — 41%
increased alt 44% —
acute venous thrombosis — 41%
cough with shortness 44% —
pancreatitis — 41%
increase in creatinine 44% —
apoplexy — 41%
infected wounds 44% —
hyperthermia — 40%
chest pain when breathing 44% —
ascites — 40%
abdominal swelling 44% —
myocardial infarction — 39%
lung damage 44% —
deterioration during pregnancy — 39%
muscle atrophy 43% —
thrombocytopenia — 39%
loses thought 43% —
hypertrophy biliary tract — 39%
abdominal pain with nausea 43% —
intestinal tumor — 39%
serum sickness 43% —
constant pain — 39%
bronchial asthma 43% —
sharp belly 41% 80%
confusion of thoughts 43% —
worse pregnancy — 39%
intestinal obstruction 88% 43%
painful appearance — 38%
the skin is dark 42% —
hypertension — 37%
intestinal infection 42% —
acute condition — 36%
impaired function of the large intestine 42% —
dependence on plastic surgery — 36%
surgical infections 78% 34%
peptic ulcer — 36%
acute bronchitis 42% —
pain throughout the body — 36%
peritonitis 86% 42%
abdominal pain 36% 71%
ARVI 41% —
scarring — 35%
bronchitis 41% —
muscle weakness — 35%

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