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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General PhlebitisPost-traumatic shock
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Distinctive symptoms
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purulent thrombophlebitis 76%
post-traumatic shock 100%
impaired venous function 70%
traumatic shock 85%
inflammation 69%
shock states of various genesis 75%
pain in the veins 60%
effects of shock 75%
thrombophlebitis 46%
consequences of injuries 65%
inflammatory infiltrate 43%
increased histamine 49%
reddening of the skin 40%
bleeding 48%
abscess 39%
capillary bleeding 48%
sepsis 38%
capillary leak syndrome 47%
thrombosis 36%
changes in the blood 42%
soreness of the skin 36%
the condition is extremely serious 40%
onset of illness 33%
external bleeding 39%
skin problems 32%
loss of a loved one a person 38%
vascular damage 38% 30%
consequences of taking medications 36%
serious condition 31%
the fast man 29%
angiopathy 27%
consequences of surgery 27%
trauma 32% 58%
patient's condition 25%
increased 24%
history of surgery 24%
blood diseases 32% 45%

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