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Results: Differences Similar ✘Takayasu's disease✘Joint contractures
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Distinctive symptoms
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antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies 53% —
injury — 52%
vasculitis 50% —
traumatic arthritis — 48%
antinuclear antibodies 41% —
joint injuries — 43%
takayasu's disease 40% —
emotional 4% 39%
increased ESR 33% —
rheumatoid arthritis — 35%
hyperbilirubinemia 24% —
cerebral palsy — 34%
arterial occlusion 23% —
arthritis 10% 42%
blau syndrome 22% —
damage to the nervous system 8% 39%
fever with pain in the joints 20% —
contractures of the joints — 31%
hypertension 20% —
tendon contracture — 30%
primary pulmonary hypertension 19% —
knee joint contracture — 28%
aneurysm 19% —
restriction of movement — 28%
aortic insufficiency 19% —
elbow joint contracture — 27%
aortic aneurysm 18% —
limb movement limitation of movement — 24%
proteinuria 18% —
worse prolonged movement — 24%
pain of the muscles of the body 18% —
hysteria — 21%
sleeping sickness 17% —
scarring — 21%
occlusion of the central retinal artery 17% —
laceration — 21%
symptomatic arterial hypertension 17% —
dislocation of the knee joint — 20%
patient's condition 16% —
bone fracture — 19%
hypertension 16% —
worse when moving — 19%
renal hypertension 16% —
worse at the beginning of movement — 18%
cardiac disorder 16% —
hematomyelia — 18%
pain throughout the body 16% —
paralysis after stroke — 17%
kidney disease 16% —
spinal cord injury — 17%
strong man 16% —
lot of plans — 17%
high temperature 16% —
fractures of the forearm bones — 17%
myocarditis 16% —
purulent arthritis — 17%
necrosis 16% —
hip dislocation — 16%
limps 15% —
constant joint pain — 16%
myositis 15% —
pain in the elbow joints — 16%
secondary hypertension 15% —
forced situation — 16%
numbness of the hands 15% —
chronic somatoform pain disorder — 16%
hematuria 15% —
fracture of the humerus — 16%
vascular sclerosis 14% —
contracture of the hands — 16%
polyarthritis in children 14% —
intramedullary tumors of the spinal cord — 16%
occlusion of the carotid arteries 14% —
presses — 16%
fundus arteries narrowed 14% —
gunshot wounds — 16%
chronic kidney disease 14% —
joint asymmetry — 16%
myocardial infarction 14% —
spinal stroke — 16%
tuberculin 14% —
pain in the fingers — 15%
systolic murmur on aorta 14% —
shoulder injury — 15%
tuberculosis of bones 14% —
acute head injury — 15%
pain shoulder arm syndrome 14% —
scar pain — 15%
juvenile rheumatoid arthritis 14% —
elbow — 15%
common arterial trunk 14% —
limitation of the amplitude of movements — 14%
blood diseases 14% —
scar inflammation — 14%
reaction to manta rays 14% —
hip pain — 14%
occlusion of the central retinal vein 13% —
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation — 14%
consequences of taking medications 13% —
wounds — 14%
iridocyclitis 13% —
vegetative vascular dystonia — 14%
rheumatism 13% —
soft tissue abscess — 14%
leukocytosis 13% —
back injury — 14%
charcot syndrome 13% —
pain in the fingers — 14%
retinal atrophy 13% —
purulent wound — 13%
muscle fatigue 13% —
pain in the knees — 13%
weak joints 13% —
thermal burns — 13%
double vision 13% —
dystonia — 13%
osteoporosis 13% —
dislocations — 13%
numbness of the hands 13% —
relaxation — 13%
inflammation of the brain 13% —
phlegmon — 13%
brucellosis 13% —
psychosomatics — 12%
chronic arthritis 12% —
neurogenic pain — 12%
renal artery stenosis 12% —
acute injury — 12%
shortness 12% —
head injury — 12%
positive urease breath test 12% —
head tumor — 12%
arthritis with pain 12% —
muscle hypertonus — 12%
shoulder-arm syndrome' 12% —
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system — 12%
polyarthritis 12% —
consequences of a fracture — 12%
interstitial pneumonia 12% —
need for movement — 12%
pain when walking 12% —
a history of trauma — 12%
fainting 12% —
encephalitis — 12%
viral pneumonia 12% —
weakness in the legs — 12%
fever with muscle pain 12% —
traumatic brain injury — 12%
constant weakness 12% —
brain tumor — 12%
nodular erythema 12% —
abscess — 11%
arteriopathies 12% —
paralysis — 11%
pulmonary tuberculosis 12% —
vascular damage — 11%
with anemia 11% —
vascular tumor — 11%
calprotectin increased 11% —
gradual deterioration of — 11%
papules 11% —
conservative — 11%
quickly gets tired 11% —
constant pain — 11%
general loss of strength 11% —
traumatic illness — 11%
staggering 11% —
leukoencephalitis — 11%
intestinal mucosa 11% —
underdevelopment — 11%
chlamydia 11% —
brain tumor — 11%
ankylosing spondylitis 11% —
spasm — 10%
pain in all joints 11% —
pain in the wrists 8% 18%
frequent colds 11% —
joint deformation 7% 17%
2 children 11% —
acute pain in the joints 6% 14%
IBS 11% —
joint destruction 6% 14%
pain chest 11% —
neurological disorders 7% 14%
disease from 11% —
ischemic stroke 5% 12%
weakness in the hands 11% —
patient is motionless 4% 11%
disorders of consciousness 11% —
bone deformation 5% 11%
gangrenous pyoderma 11% —
pain in the collarbone 8% 14%
optic nerve atrophy 11% —
deforming arthrosis 8% 14%
hypertensive heart failure 11% —
weakness in the extremities 8% 13%
lymphadenitis 11% —
arthropathy 18% 23%
bone cancer 10% —
arthrosis 8% 13%

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