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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Blood transfusion shockAcute tubular necrosis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 87%(8)30%(1)
General blood test 82%(3)24%(1)
Coagulogram 51%(1)29%(2)
Blood biochemistry 54%(3)
Sex hormones 50%(1)
Other hormones 45%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
massive hemotransfusion syndrome 97%
impaired kidney function 50%
effects of narcosis 97%
necrosis 49%
lower back pain 95%
paresis 47%
urine color dark yellow 87%
muscle weakness 45%
back pain 87%
kidney infarction 39%
urine the color of meat slops 87%
listlessness drowsiness 37%
rapid reaction 84%
diuresis is reduced 36%
anuria 80%
kidney damage 32%
hemolytic shock 78%
coma 31%
chills with excitement 76%
drowsiness 30%
constricting pain in the lower back 74%
protein reduced 29%
hemolytic jaundice 74%
impressionability 29%
oliguria 73%
delirium 27%
cold sweat 73%
confusion of consciousness 27%
increased potassium 72%
sepsis 27%
dic syndrome 71%
madness 27%
blood transfusion shock 71%
bacteremia 27%
dyspnea 69%
hypoxia 26%
compressive back pain 69%
diabetes mellitus 26%
brown urine 66%
emotional 25%
urine light 65%
swelling 24%
jaundice 65%
lowered 33% 43%
shortness of breath with excitement 65%
kidney failure 60% 61%
dark urine 63%
little urine 63%
yellow skin color 63%
chills 62%
cyanosis 62%
pain when breathing 61%
hypotension 89% 26%
pulse weak 60%
post-traumatic shock 60%
pain in the muscles of the back 60%
blood diseases 60%
rhesus conflict 59%
hemorrhagic diathesis 59%
acute liver failure 58%
increased bleeding 58%
squeezing pain behind the sternum 58%
lingering pain in the lower back 58%
pale face 57%
hemolytic disease of newborns 57%
aching lower back 57%
pain chest 57%
tachycardia 56%
back pain is aching 55%
surgery in the urethra 55%
consequences of injuries 55%
palpitations 55%
reduction of systolic pressure 54%
wound 54%
back aching 54%
increased urea 54%
anaphylactic shock 53%
bleeding 53%
hypotension in the morning 53%
tightness of breath 53%
incontinence of feces 53%
systolic arterial hypotension 52%
insulin increase 52%
fecal vomiting 52%
traumatic shock 51%
erythrocytic anemia 51%
insulin deficiency 50%
hyperbilirubinemia 50%
bladder interventions 50%
history of surgery 72% 21%
pain in the sternum 49%
increase in creatinine 48%
worries due to pain 47%
facial pain 47%
metabolic syndrome 47%
increased 46%
arterial bleeding 46%
low body temperature 46%
the skin is dark 46%
difficulty breathing 46%
diseases of infants 46%
effects of shock 45%
acidosis 45%
liver failure 45%
shock states of various genesis 45%
pale skin 44%
proteinuria 44%
painful appearance 44%
muscle pain 42%
aching 40%
hematuria 40%
increased sensitivity 39%
soreness of the skin 39%
anemia 39%
hypertension 38%
allergy 38%
high temperature 37%
feeling of heat 37%
stage of recovery 37%
recovery period 37%
damage to the nervous system 36%
angiopathy 36%
drug disease 35%
patient's condition 33%
nausea 55% 25%
vomiting 54% 25%
trauma 49% 32%
nausea vomiting 42% 27%
acute injury 44% 29%
liver problems 38% 25%
acute renal failure 73% 67%

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