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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Verruciform epidermodysplasiaKirle 's disease
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 41%(1)47%(2)
Measurements at the reception 48%(0)31%(0)
Histological studies 51%(0)24%(0)
Coagulogram 51%(1)24%(1)
Infection tests 58%(2)
Neurologist's examination 27%(0)
General urine test 26%(0)
General blood test 25%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
flat warts 98%
follicular keratosis 94%
human papillomavirus 98%
red papules 67%
warts 86%
dermatosis 65%
genodermatoses 85%
red lichen planus 60%
warts 69%
red rash 58%
increased 59%
scaly rashes 56%
hpv dna positive 58%
follicular dyskeratosis 54%
rash forearms 57%
rash in the popliteal fossa 52%
senile keratoma 56%
lichen 52%
keratomas on the skin 56%
red hands 51%
surgical infections 54%
rash on the elbow folds 50%
keratomas 53%
parapsoriasis 49%
papillomas on the body 53%
pitiriasis 48%
lentigo 49%
kirle 's disease 47%
drug allergy 47%
darya 's illness 47%
increased sensitivity 45%
rashes back of the wrist 47%
rash on the neck 45%
rash folds 46%
allergy 43%
small rash 44%
baldness 43%
impaired kidney function 44%
sarcoidosis 42%
rash on the elbows 44%
absent-mindedness 42%
prurigo 43%
hypersensitivity of the skin 41%
papular urticaria 43%
hyperpigmentation 41%
wet skin 43%
lipoidosis 40%
kidney failure in children 42%
rashes on the head 40%
rashes on the fingers 41%
hair loss 40%
congestive kidney 40%
heavy weight 40%
breath no itching 39%
oncology 39%
hemorrhagic vasculitis 39%
skin compaction 39%
rash on the fingers 39%
consequences of suppression 39%
red rash on the legs 38%
rashes on the face 38%
dry hair 38%
weakening of immunity 36%
skin dirty 37%
reddening of the skin 36%
loves himself 36%
high height 35%
atherosclerosis of the renal arteries 36%
hiv 35%
rash on the limbs 36%
heredity predisposition 35%
impaired venous function 35%
a history of organ transplantation 34%
rash on the wrists 35%
family man 33%
petechiae 34%
immunodeficiency 33%
violation of carbohydrate metabolism 34%
cancer 30%
red legs 34%
consequences of infection 29%
angiopathy 34%
drug disease 29%
crusts on the skin 34%
lowered 27%
purulent rashes on the skin 33%
history of surgery 59% 30%
rashes dry 33%
rashes on the hands and feet 46% 37%
there are no complaints 33%
electrocoagulation 43% 35%
red dots 33%
dermatitis 35% 28%
chronic liver failure 33%
childhood diseases 29% 23%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 32%
skin problems 56% 51%
small-point rash 31%
hemorrhages on the skin 31%
rash pustules 31%
liver failure 30%
cirrhosis of the liver 30%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 29%
consultation with a cardiologist 29%
suppuration of the skin 28%
itchy skin 28%
kidney failure 28%
papules 33% 60%
visual impairment 27%
increased bleeding 27%
diabetes mellitus 26%
liver problems 25%
necrosis 25%
dry 25%
inflammation 22%
dry rashes on the fingers 21%
skin spots 34% 48%
rashes on the hands 42% 48%
rashes on his legs 40% 46%
brown pigmentation after rashes 38% 44%
the skin is dark 37% 43%
brown spots on the skin 38% 43%
hyperkeratosis 70% 73%

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