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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Dissecting aortic aneurysmK55.0
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Blood biochemistry 43%(1)
Sex hormones 29%(1)
Histological studies 28%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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aortic insufficiency 95%
acute abdomen 82%
aortic aneurysm 90%
lerish syndrome 80%
surgery history of aortic aneurysm 83%
thick bile 80%
aneurysm 80%
biliary ileus 76%
marfan syndrome 78%
wandering abdominal pain 76%
aortic valve regurgitation is lowered 76%
fecal peritonitis 76%
pain chest 71%
peritonitis 75%
there is heart failure 71%
full 72%
heart failure 71%
inflammatory bowel diseases 67%
CHD 70%
arterial occlusion 67%
need for protection 70%
acute abdominal pains 64%
aortic stenosis 69%
hemorrhoids with blood 64%
horton's disease 68%
hemorrhoids bleeding 64%
recurrent polychondritis 68%
sharp pain in the stomach 63%
acute heart failure 68%
vomiting 61%
tachyphylaxis 64%
intestinal bleeding 59%
heart dysfunction 64%
stone in the stomach 57%
aortic coarctation 64%
vomiting coffee grounds 57%
acute left ventricular failure 63%
thick blood 57%
ischemic spinal stroke 62%
abdominal pain near the navel 56%
tamponade of the heart 62%
increased bleeding 54%
aortitis 60%
frequent stools 54%
cancer pain 60%
pain in the intestines 53%
consequences of taking medications 59%
thrombosis of small vessels 53%
pressure in the neck 58%
rectal bleeding 52%
cardiac asthma 57%
hemorrhoids 52%
back pain between the shoulder blades 57%
intra-abdominal abscesses 51%
dic syndrome 56%
wandering pains 51%
violation of the left parts of the heart 56%
blood from the anus 51%
a history of prosthetics 56%
acute appendicitis 50%
constant tachycardia 54%
intestinal abscess 50%
atherosclerotic aneurysm 54%
obliterating atherosclerosis 50%
giant cell arteritis 53%
pain in the navel area 50%
constant heartbeat 53%
from the discharge of gases 50%
history of brain surgery 52%
pain in the navel area 50%
pain in the veins 51%
thrombosis of the lower extremities 49%
low body temperature 51%
the condition is extremely serious 49%
hemiplegia 51%
appendicitis 49%
rheumatic polymyalgia 51%
fecal vomiting 48%
aortic regurgitation 51%
collapse 48%
unbearable pain 51%
vomiting bile 48%
central venous pressure is increased 50%
often abdominal pain 48%
up circulatory disorders 50%
hypertension atherosclerosis 48%
hemopericardium 50%
with attacks of abdominal pain 48%
painful swelling 49%
consequences of infection 47%
pain in the heart 49%
purulent peritonitis 47%
pain between the shoulder blades 49%
gallbladder stones 47%
back pain 49%
thrombosis 31% 77%
constant pain 48%
intestinal resection 46%
compression of the brain 48%
stool with gases 45%
central venous pressure is lowered 48%
gastric bleeding 44%
is better in nature 48%
intestinal obstruction 44%
responsible 47%
vomiting multiple 44%
paralysis 47%
vomiting blood 44%
hemothorax 47%
abundant stool 43%
hemorrhagic diathesis 46%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 43%
lung rupture 46%
bleeding ulcer 43%
oncology 46%
abdominal pain with vomiting 43%
frequent eructation 45%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 28% 70%
compression of the spinal cord 45%
ascites 42%
heart rupture 45%
inflammation of the stomach 41%
hemiparesis 45%
bloating 41%
hypotension 44%
hypertrophy biliary tract 41%
pain in the pleura 44%
abdominal surgery 40%
pain all over the stomach 44%
serious condition 39%
tachycardia 44%
destructive behavior 39%
paralysis of the limbs 44%
violation of the stool 38%
common arterial trunk 44%
does not tolerate pain 38%
palpitations 43%
abscess 38%
consequences of injuries 43%
angiopathy 29% 67%
systemic vasculitis 43%
peptic ulcer 37%
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation 43%
the fast man 36%
acute condition 43%
impaired gastric function 36%
neck compression 43%
surgical infections 35%
paralysis of the lower extremities 43%
gastrointestinal problems 33%
dulling on percussion 43%
patient's condition 31%
serous pleurisy 42%
necrosis 29% 59%
brain damage 42%
inflammation 37% 61%
rheumatic inflammation 42%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 59% 80%
pain in the thoracic spine 42%
abdominal pain 31% 52%
renal hypertension 41%
atherosclerosis of the abdominal aorta 60% 70%
systolic hypertension 41%
bleeding 51% 60%
deterioration at 23 o'clock 41%
impaired arterial function 62% 70%
pain in the left chest 41%
essential hypertension 33% 39%
damage to the nervous system 40%
sudden pain 37% 43%
consequences of surgery 40%
pain in the intestines 34% 39%
aneurysm of the heart 40%
attacks of pain 30% 35%
acute renal failure 40%
pain in the shoulder blades 40%
symptomatic arterial hypertension 40%
rheumatism 39%
pre-fainting condition 39%
hypertensive heart failure 39%
pulse is strong 39%
compressing pains in the heart 39%
trauma 39%
drug disease 39%
tachycardia attacks 38%
heart low blood pressure 38%
acute coronary syndrome 38%
swelling of the brain 38%
ischemic stroke 38%
need for movement 37%
left-sided symptoms 37%
worse after midnight 37%
vasculitis 37%
bronchial asthma 37%
encephalopathy 36%
congestion belching 36%
venous congestion 36%
tumors of the heart 36%
angina pectoris 35%
acute injury 35%

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