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Results: Differences General Двойной желчный пузырьGallbladder cancer
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Distinctive symptoms
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hypomotor biliary dyskinesia 87%
gallbladder cancer 43%
cholecystitis 100% 14%
vertical size of liver is increased 40%
colic 78%
right lobe of liver is increase 38%
pressing pain in the right hypochondrium 71%
the height makes it worse 36%
calculous cholecystitis 85% 13%
cholangiocarcinoma 32%
heaviness in the right hypochondrium 76% 8%
liver resection 30%
swelling in the stomach 63%
cancer of the extrahepatic biliary tract 30%
abdominal distension 72% 8%
dropsy of the gallbladder 30%
hypertrophy biliary tract 90% 27%
tumors of the peritoneum 27%
pressing abdominal pain 61%
cholangitis 27%
abdominal distension a 70% 8%
metastases 26%
stagnation 60%
jaundice 25%
chronic cholecystitis 72% 11%
pain in the gallbladder 24%
bursting pain in the right hypochondrium 59%
liver cancer 24%
bursting abdominal pain 58%
gallbladder polyps 23%
heaviness in the hypochondrium 71% 11%
bowel cancer 23%
роды и вскармливание 57%
tumour in the abdomen 23%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 84% 28%
cancer 23%
bursting 63% 7%
cancer in the anamnesis 22%
state of exacerbation 54%
oncology in the anamnesis 22%
unstable stool 54%
liver metastases 21%
pressure in the stomach 53%
lymph node damage 21%
biliary dyskinesia 51%
yellow vomiting 20%
chronic condition 51%
vascular tumor 19%
periodic nausea 51%
sclerosing cholangitis 19%
inflammation 60% 7%
empyema of the gallbladder 19%
pain in the right hypochondrium 66% 14%
ascites 18%
acute cholecystitis 50%
angioplasty 18%
feeling of heaviness in the stomach 49%
fever abdominal pain 18%
increased cholesterol levels in the blood 49%
no appetite 18%
heaviness in the abdomen 49%
mechanical jaundice 18%
cyclic vomiting 48%
liver problems 18%
eating and drinking 59% 9%
high temperature 17%
cholecystectomy 77% 28%
volume of gallbladder is lowered 17%
blisters 45%
gallbladder fistula 16%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 68% 22%
pain in the right side of the abdomen 16%
history of surgery 65% 20%
feeling of heat 16%
bitterness in the mouth 56% 12%
itchy skin 16%
hyperlipidemia 42%
chronic cholangitis 16%
cholesterolemia 42%
volume of gallbladder is increased 16%
cholestasis 66% 25%
tumors of the large intestine 15%
worse food 37%
rapid weight loss 15%
worse during meals 37%
skin problems 15%
drug allergy 36%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 15%
fecal vomiting 47% 10%
secondary biliary cirrhosis of the liver 15%
metabolic disorder 35%
peritoneal carcinomatosis 15%
presses 35%
impaired venous function 15%
liver pain 44% 7%
density is increased 15%
gallbladder stones 65% 28%
loss body weight 15%
allergy 34%
primary sclerosing cholangitis 15%
abdominal pain on the right 50% 15%
dull pain in the stomach area 15%
impaired lung function 33%
itching of the skin of the abdomen 14%
hyperbilirubinemia 45% 10%
pain throughout the body 14%
onset of illness 32%
dull pain in the right hypochondrium 14%
increased 41% 8%
impaired arterial function 14%
spicy food 37% 6%
is generally worse on the right 14%
periods of exacerbation 37% 6%
nausea from pain 14%
belly enlargement 41% 12%
yellow fever 14%
drug disease 32% 5%
feeling of heat in the stomach 14%
polyps 42% 16%
rectal cancer 14%
right-sided symptoms 42% 16%
bile fistulas 14%
intestinal tumor 40% 14%
intrahepatic cholestasis 14%
history of laparoscopic surgery 40% 15%
urine light 13%
nausea vomiting 38% 16%
no gallbladder 13%
oncology 43% 21%
soreness of the skin 13%
abdominal pain 36% 15%
skin cancer 13%
enlarged liver 38% 18%
leukemia 13%
patient's condition 30% 11%
gallbladder cyst 13%
there are no complaints 32% 14%
tumors of the rectum 13%
vomiting 34% 16%
disease dull abdominal pain 13%
nausea 35% 17%
refuses to help 13%
history of liver surgery 42% 25%
radiation therapy 13%
consequences of surgery 33% 17%
benign neoplasms 13%
consequences of taking medications 30% 16%
radiation damage 12%
cancerous cachexia 12%
biliary cirrhosis of the liver 12%
painful swelling 12%
cirrhosis of the liver 12%
weight change 12%
stomach pain 12%
liver failure 12%
acholic feces 12%
liver is indurated 12%
appetite is sharply increased 12%
refuses treatment 12%
cysts and polyps 12%
no feeling of hunger 12%
fair skin 12%
stomach polyps 11%
aversion to food 11%
periodic fever 11%
history of vein surgery 11%
squamous cell carcinoma 11%
thin 11%
hepatitis 11%
salmonellosis 11%
pain all over the stomach 11%
smokes 11%
gastrointestinal problems 11%
impaired gastric function 11%
executive 11%
constant nausea 11%
worse extreme temperatures 11%
feeling the heat in the skin 11%
common arterial trunk 11%
changes in urine 10%
adynamia 10%
consequences of plastic surgery 10%
solid tumor 10%
chronic colitis 10%
distension of the upper abdomen 10%
inflammatory bowel diseases 10%
acute pain 10%
patient's condition is satisfactory 10%
acute hepatitis 10%
changes in feces 10%
liver hemangioma 10%
abdominal pain during meals 10%
hemangioma 10%
eats everything 10%
с22 10%
nausea during meals 10%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase 10%
exhaustion 10%
stomach tumors 10%
discomfort in the right hypochondrium 10%

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