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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Contrast-induced nephropathyInterstitial nephritis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(8)100%(9)
General blood test 87%(10)68%(10)
General urine test 81%(8)72%(22)
MRI of the bladder 71%(0)71%(0)
Creatinine clearance 21%(0)67%(0)
Histological studies 43%(0)43%(0)
Coagulogram 19%(1)56%(3)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 27%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 27%80%
renal edema 17%
protein in the urine 21% 64%
contrast-induced nephropathy 30% 12%
inflammation of the kidneys 27% 65%
amyloidosis of the kidneys 15%
pyelitis 21% 51%
nephrosis 14%
inflammation 20% 47%
diuresis is reduced 13%
hypostenuria 24%
increased potassium 21% 6%
acute cystitis 22%
eats 12%
urethritis 22%
rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis 12%
unspecified mental disorders 20%
constant nausea 12%
anxiety 20%
amyloidosis 12%
pyelonephritis in children 19%
cancer 12%
urinary tract infection in children 17%
concentrated urine 12%
vesicoureteral reflux 17%
appetite is bad 12%
aching 5% 22%
acute glomerulonephritis 11%
an increase in the level of white blood cells in the urine 16%
oncology 11%
hypochloremia 16%
crystalluria 11%
control issues 16%
hypoxia 11%
chlorine reduction 15%
effects of hypoxia 11%
urosepsis 15%
trauma 17% 4%
decreased potassium 14%
eating salt 10%
back sweating 14%
addison 's crisis 10%
frequent genyantritis 14%
ischemic nephropathy 10%
microhematuria 14%
malignant arterial hypertension 10%
electrolyte balance disorders 14%
polycystic kidney 10%
polyuria 15% 29%
hypobilirubinemia 10%
anuria 11% 25%
hypotonic dehydration 10%
frequent sore throats in childhood 13%
cardiogenic shock 10%
infection genitourinary 13%
not mindfulness 10%
genyantritis in childhood 13%
hypotonic crisis 10%
urination with blood 13%
constant weakness 10%
heaviness in the kidneys 13%
increased diuresis 10%
unpleasant smell of urine 13%
kidney cyst 9%
urethrocele 13%
thrombocytosis 9%
no fever 13%
acute blood loss 9%
cystitis 13%
posthemorrhagic anemia 9%
improvement from sweating 12%
hormonal disorders 9%
oxalaturia 12%
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver 9%
consequences of infection 12%
the volume of blood loss is reduced 9%
chlorine 12%
quickly gets tired 9%
genyantritis chronic 12%
renal artery stenosis 9%
acute pyelonephritis 17% 29%
kidney transplantation 9%
early development 12%
low acidity 9%
no children 12%
hypovolemic shock 9%
increase in creatinine 14% 26%
facial swelling 8%
frequent imperative urge to urinate 12%
violation of the left parts of the heart 8%
feeling of heat 8% 20%
insulin deficiency 8%
high temperature 7% 19%
type 2 diabetes mellitus 8%
frequent colds in childhood 11%
bilirubin is elevated 8%
chronic rhinopharyngitis 11%
heart low blood pressure 8%
tonsillopharyngitis 11%
peripheral artery thrombosis 8%
urethra valves 11%
cardiac asthma 8%
does not urinate 11%
polycystic 8%
phimosis 11%
appetite is poor 8%
strong character 11%
hot flashes 8%
changes in urine 8% 19%
spinal injury 8%
acute urethritis 11%
metabolic syndrome 8%
sweating during the day 11%
cystic fibrosis 8%
sore throats in childhood 11%
acceleration of movements 8%
sweating during meals 11%
adrenal insufficiency 8%
paranephritis 11%
arterial bleeding 8%
otitis in childhood 11%
myocardial infarction 7%
increased fibrinogen 11%
cirrhosis of the liver 7%
effects of poisoning 10%
organic brain damage 7%
lack of urination 10%
not enough time 7%
diverticulum of the ureter 10%
zpr fatigue from the disease 7%
regular stool 10%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 7%
diverticulum of the bladder 10%
elderly patients 7%
high fever 10%
general swelling does 7%
weakness in the lower back 10%
muscle hypertonus 7%
sweating of the head 10%
cerebral circulation disorder 7%
violation of the function of the left kidney 10%
arterial occlusion 7%
intoxication 9% 19%
rapid reaction 7%
fever without chills 10%
effects of shock 7%
speeded up urination 8% 18%
chronic kidney failure 26% 17%
abscess 10%
glomerulonephritis 18% 9%
cystitis in children 10%
gouty nephropathy 23% 14%
Friedlander 's pneumonia 10%
chronic glomerulonephritis 16% 7%
urinary syndrome 18% 28%
bleeding 6%
frequent otitis 10%
brain damage 6%
decreased urea 10%
thrombosis 6%
general intoxication syndrome 5% 15%
vascular spasm 13% 5%
sick with high temperatures 10%
congestive kidney 24% 16%
pain throughout the body 10%
toxic nephropathy 14% 6%
the consequences of angina 10%
chronic kidney disease 24% 17%
viral otitis media 10%
dystrophy 15% 8%
cystopyelitis 10%
medicinal nephropathy 19% 12%
chronic sinusitis 10%
metastases 5%
chills 10%
chronic pyelonephritis 14% 7%
pain in the entire spine 10%
systolic hypertension 12% 6%
genyantritis 10%
necrosis 19% 13%
viral tonsillitis 10%
spasm 11% 5%
allergy to antibiotics 10%
worse before eating 12% 6%
acute nasopharyngitis runny 10%
tumors of the heart 11% 5%
acute otitis 9%
kidney damage 23% 17%
drowsiness from headache 9%
liver failure 10% 5%
allergy to medications 9%
serum sickness 11% 6%
kidney stones and ureter 9%
there is heart failure 13% 8%
restrains stool 9%
heart failure 13% 8%
pain in the ribs 9%
acute injury 16% 11%
headache aching 9%
thrombocytopenia 14% 9%
eats everything 9%

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