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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Esophageal atresiaHerpetic esophagitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 37%(0)
Endoscopy 36%(0)
Chest radiography 22%(0)
Blood biochemistry 21%(1)
Infection tests 19%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
esophageal atresia 78%
herpes 56%
tracheopesophageal fistula 72%
tendency to herpes 55%
gastric fistula 63%
acute viral keratitis 52%
surgery on the esophagus 59%
herpes recurrent 51%
blindness 53%
herpetic meningitis 50%
fistula 53%
lump in the esophagus 45%
salivary gland fistula 52%
keratitis 38%
foamy saliva 52%
flu 38%
congenital pylorostenosis 47%
febrile convulsions in children 36%
attacks of suffocation with coughing 47%
herpes rashes 34%
nose nursing mom 45%
chronic esophagitis 33%
belching after eating 45%
viral meningitis 32%
suffocation with cough 45%
herpes zoster 32%
belching from milk 44%
lichen 32%
hypersalivation 44%
sudden onset 30%
esophageal stenosis 44%
convulsive syndrome in children 29%
larynx hypertrophy 42%
temperature with chills 27%
attacks of suffocation 42%
small rash 27%
aspiration pneumonia 42%
meningitis 26%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 41%
catarrhal esophagitis 26%
mucus in the mouth 41%
chills 25%
vomiting from milk 41%
high fever 24%
vomiting 41%
worse during meals 23%
esophageal obstruction 40%
worse food 23%
cough paroxysmal 39%
convulsions 22%
history of surgery 39%
damage to the nervous system 21%
cough 39%
high temperature 21%
gas after eating 38%
feeling of heat 21%
pylorostenosis 37%
blood diseases 20%
stomach cough 37%
increased 18%
birth trauma of the head 36%
esophagitis 49% 66%
impaired gastric function 36%
skin problems 19% 34%
chokes from coughing 35%
esophagitis in children 41% 43%
swelling of the upper part belly 34%
pain in the esophagus 31% 33%
stomach bloating strong 34%
difficult to swallow 24% 25%
bloating 34%
cough with wheezing 34%
suffocation 34%
mouth is wet 34%
consequences of surgery 34%
esophageal cancer 33%
cyanosis 33%
intestinal fistula 33%
anomalies of esophageal development 32%
swallow hard 32%
vomiting at night 31%
severe childbirth 31%
choking 31%
consequences of taking medications 31%
chokes while eating 31%
digestive disorders 31%
pneumonia 31%
accumulation of gases in the stomach 31%
frequent cough 31%
gases in the stomach 30%
effects of pneumonia 30%
dyspnea 30%
pneumonia in children 29%
crackling when breathing 29%
lazy 28%
frequent antibiotics 28%
salivation 28%
operations in the oral cavity 28%
reflux esophagitis 27%
postoperative scars 27%
shortness of breath attacks 27%
history medical mother's 26%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 26%
bowel cancer 26%
improper nutrition 26%
cough with shortness 26%
rapid breathing 25%
can not breathe 25%
history of chest surgery 24%
intestinal tumor 24%
no children 24%
head injury 24%
2 children 23%
helps others 21%
scarring 21%
impaired lung function 20%
cancer 20%
trauma 19%
consequences of infection 19%
oncology 18%
childhood diseases 38% 20%
congestion belching 35% 26%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 43% 35%
onset of illness 27% 20%

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