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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Tuberculosis of the kidneys and urinary tractUreteral stones
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(6)74%(7)
Blood biochemistry 50%(1)85%(2)
General blood test 74%(7)16%(1)
CT of the kidneys 34%(0)47%(0)
Ultrasound of the scrotum organs 54%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 46%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 13%100%
tuberculosis of the kidneys 43%
kidney stones 68%
tuberculosis of the kidneys and urinary tract 39%
pain in the ureter 61%
papillitis 33%
renal colic 26% 66%
shrunken bladder 32%
kidney stones and ureter 39%
silicotuberculosis 29%
colic 24% 55%
pulmonary tuberculosis 29%
tumors of the ureter 31%
tuberculosis in the anamnesis 28%
ureteral stones 10% 38%
tuberculosis 26%
microliths in the kidneys 24%
focal pulmonary tuberculosis 25%
kidney diseases 24% 47%
kanefron 24%
shape of the prostate is correct 22%
pionephrosis 22%
large stones in the bladder 22%
genital tuberculosis 22%
diverticulum of the bladder 22%
disseminated tuberculosis 20%
large kidney stones 22%
tuberculosis in relatives 20%
sand in the urine 22%
tonic epididymitis 19%
ureteral stricture 17% 38%
cystitis 19%
diverticulum of the ureter 20%
impaired lung function 19%
bladder injury 20%
inflammation 19%
urethrocele 19%
effects of chemotherapy 18%
prostate adenoma 19%
prostatitis 18%
lower abdominal pain in men 19%
lowe 's syndrome 18%
diverticulum of the urethra 19%
prostate enlargement 17%
oliguria 18%
migrating larva 17%
stones of the urethra 17%
impaired prostate function 17%
injury of the ureter 17%
onset of illness 17%
multiple stones in the bladder 17%
kidney failure 17%
genital neoplasms 16%
drug disease 17%
kidney hypertrophy 15%
radiation damage 16%
pain in the perineum in men 15%
infection genitourinary 16%
urethral injuries 15%
radiation therapy 16%
nephropathy 9% 24%
consequences of taking medications 16%
spinal cord injury 14%
prostate abscess 16%
gout 14%
bladder interventions 16%
benign neoplasms 14%
chronic kidney failure 16%
obstructive uropathy 14%
tuberculosis of the joints 15%
anuria 14%
tuberculosis of lymph nodes 15%
hyperparathyroidism 13%
heaviness in the lower back 15%
increased uric acid 13%
reaction to manta rays 14%
dry mouth 12%
does not tolerate pain 14%
lower abdominal pain 12%
bladder cancer 14%
trauma 12%
congestive kidney 14%
spasmodic pain 12%
prostate echogenicity increased prostate 14%
spinal injury 12%
frequent imperative urge to urinate 14%
osteoporosis 11%
prostate echogenicity is lowered 14%
chills 11%
miliary rash 14%
bloating 11%
fistula 14%
protein in the urine 11%
severe colic 13%
omission of internal organs 11%
high temperature 13%
attacks of pain 5% 16%
kidney cyst 13%
bone fracture 10%
calcium 13%
abdominal pain 10%
calcification 13%
fighting 10%
fever in the body 13%
metabolic disorder 10%
vesicoureteral reflux 13%
nausea 10%
imperative urge to urinate 13%
vomiting 9%
lower back pain 13%
dryness 9%
many friends 13%
an increase in the level of white blood cells in the urine 9% 17%
prostate pain 13%
acute pain 7% 13%
patient's condition 13%
little urine 12% 16%
early development 12%
angioplasty 5% 9%
appendages of pain 12%
better to be alone 6% 10%
acute prostatitis 12%
pain when touched 6% 10%
periodic fever 12%
urethral stricture 13% 16%
prostatitis chronic 12%
stage of recovery 7% 9%
bacteremia 12%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 7% 9%
consequences of BCG 12%
recovery period 7% 9%
cancer 12%
pyelonephritis 15% 17%
heaviness in the back 12%
changes in urine 10% 12%
weakness in the lower back 12%
pyuria 18% 20%
inflammation of the appendages 12%
pain in the groin area 10% 12%
prostate volume is reduced 12%
history of laparoscopic surgery 11% 11%
renal papillary necrosis 12%
consequences of infection 9% 9%
destructive (cavernous) tuberculosis 12%
sediment urine 13% 13%
chronic cystitis 12%
oncology 19% 19%
there are no complaints 12%
constantly complains 12%
main complaint is back pain 12%
leukocytes in ejaculate are increased 12%
lymph node damage 12%
restorative and reconstructive operations 12%
on palpation of the epididymis increased 12%
inflammation of the nipple 12%
lung pain 12%
back pain 12%
cystectomy 12%
does to the end 12%
swelling 11%
tuberculosis of the intra-thoracic lymph nodes 11%
kidney carbuncle 11%
weak stream of urine 11%
impressionability 11%
bronchoadenitis 11%
scarring 11%
allergy 11%
heaviness in the kidneys 11%
reaction to BCG 11%
pain in the entire spine 11%
colic at night 11%
feeling of stenosis 11%
pain throughout the body 11%
pain in the kidneys and groin 11%
difficulty urinating 11%
mycetoma 11%
worse after menstruation 11%
feeling of heat in the back 11%
toxic nephropathy 10%
lot of operations in small things 10%
speeded up urination 10%
fever of unclear genesis 10%
bladder fistula 10%
allergic swelling 10%
urination cystitis 10%
medicinal nephropathy 10%
feeling of heat 10%
Common symptoms are weakness 10%
epididymoorchitis 10%
phlegmon 10%
pain in the bladder 10%
consequences of surgery 10%
myxedema 10%
frequent cystitis 10%
abscess 10%
a lot of medicines 10%
intoxication 10%
delicate 10%
discharge after menstruation 10%
metastases 10%
tuberculosis of the spine 9%

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