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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Fracture of a finger in a childBroken arm
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 25%(0)5%(0)
CT of the organ 24%(0)5%(0)
MRI of the organ 21%(0)5%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 37%100%
pain in the fingers 99%
trauma 32% 71%
soft nails 94%
fractures of the forearm bones 15%
finger fracture 80%
benign neoplasms 15%
pain in the foot 75%
injury to the elbow joint 13%
cramps at night 70%
dislocation of the forearm 13%
subcutaneous hematoma 68%
fracture of the ulna 12%
lymphostasis 68%
dislocation of the elbow joint 11%
cramps in the legs 59%
pathological fracture 11%
nail injury 50%
dislocations of the wrist 10%
sociable 49%
fracture of the radius 10%
fractures of the bones of the foot 47%
dislocation 10%
leg injury 43%
fracture of the humerus 9%
bruised finger 39%
pain from sudden movements 9%
a history of organ transplantation 38%
osteogenesis imperfecta 9%
swelling of the fingers 34%
intraarticular fracture 9%
pain under the nail 33%
bone cyst 8%
hard pulse 33%
osteopenia 8%
scratches 31%
worse from sudden movements 8%
hematoma 31%
shoulder injury 8%
it hurts to touch the skin 31%
bone cancer 8%
wounds heal poorly 31%
pain when moving 7%
rudeness in communication 30%
nerve damage 7%
pain when touched 30%
osteosarcoma 7%
swelling of the toe 29%
muscle damage 7%
fracture of a finger in a child 29%
osteomyelitis 7%
pain in the legs 29%
oncology relatives 7%
history of surgery 29%
joint crunch 7%
pain in the nails 28%
joint deformation 7%
fracture with displacement 38% 8%
osteoporosis 6%
bruises on the legs 27%
The skin is not 6%
swelling after a fracture 26%
bone deformation 6%
nails are blue 26%
general swelling does 6%
swelling of the legs 26%
vascular damage 6%
closes 26%
worse from movement 6%
pain in the wrists 35% 7%
skin problems 5%
leg fracture 25%
oncology 5%
a lot of desires 25%
lowered 5%
no children 25%
closed fracture 26% 28%
liver is indurated 25%
swelling of the wrists 24%
bone injury 24%
the psyche is rough 23%
swelling 33% 8%
wound 35% 10%
metacarpal fracture 39% 14%
bone defects 37% 12%
skin is coming off 22%
pain after a fracture 22%
sports injury 22%
leg pain with edema 22%
fussy child 22%
swelling of the feet 22%
polytrauma 22%
fracture of the toes 22%
open fracture 37% 13%
fractures of the bones of the foot and fingers in children 22%
pain in the fingers 22%
swelling of joints 21%
speech absence 20%
bruise 20%
thin skin 20%
wet skin 19%
subcutaneous edema 29% 8%
bruise 28% 7%
large child 18%
oily skin 18%
pain from the load 18%
2 children 17%
blue skin 25% 6%
stage of recovery 15%
consequences of injuries 27% 10%
recovery period 15%
impaired venous function 15%
consequences of surgery 15%
soreness of the skin 22% 6%
consequences of taking medications 14%
childhood diseases 14%
a child's leg fracture 13%
limitation of the amplitude of movements 24% 9%
consequences of a fracture 27% 12%
swelling of the hands 21% 8%
fractures of the bones of the wrist 67% 55%
wrist injury 54% 44%
acute pain 15% 5%
restriction of movement 19% 10%
arm fracture 30% 24%

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