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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Acute hepatitisArterial occlusion
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 96%(5)100%(3)
Blood biochemistry 90%(12)95%(10)
General blood test 53%(17)32%(7)
ECG 42%(0)40%(0)
Infection tests 61%(7)
Ultrasound of the Heart 20%(0)41%(0)
Autoimmune markers 50%(6)5%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 90%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 5%95%
hepatitis 74%
right lobe of liver is increase 81%
increased systolic pressure 100% 26%
mucus in urine 73%
inguinal hernia on the left 54%
vertical size of liver is increased 72%
viral hepatitis 53%
increased urea 68%
diastolic hypertension 60% 6%
moderate condition 11% 74%
antibodies to mitochondria 50%
volume of spleen is reduced 60%
antibodies to smooth muscle 42%
thrombosis 57%
normostenic 40%
the height makes it worse 53%
antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies 38%
acidification of urine 51%
gray plaque on her tongue 37%
intolerance to cephalosporins 46%
dark urine 35%
size of walls of gallbladder is increased 43%
history of appendectomy 34%
left lobe of liver is increase 43%
fracture of the lower leg 33%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 42%
denies it 32%
hypertension 36%
overlaid tongue 31%
increase in creatinine 32%
inguinal hernia 31%
monocytopenia 32%
antinuclear antibodies 30%
impaired arterial function 17% 48%
hernia of the abdomen 30%
volume of gallbladder is increased 29%
wound 29%
peripheral artery thrombosis 29%
ARVI 26%
enlarged liver 17% 45%
STDs 26%
hemoglobin increased 26%
acute hepatitis 26%
angiopathy 6% 30%
state of exacerbation 26%
obliterating atherosclerosis 24%
increased pressure in the morning 25%
arterial occlusion 23%
increased 44% 17%
angiopathy of the retina 22%
bone defects 25%
hypoproteinemia 22%
smokes 24%
ventricular septal defect 19%
tuberculosis 24%
up vascular mesh 18%
general tension 23%
leukopenia 5% 23%
bone fracture 23%
kidney size left kidney lowered 18%
acute viral hepatitis 23%
up circulatory disorders 17%
hematuria 23%
there is heart failure 16%
increased potassium 22%
arrhythmia 16%
cytolysis syndrome 21%
endocarditis 16%
jaundice 21%
heart failure 16%
cholestasis 21%
heart dysfunction 4% 19%
acholic feces 20%
open oval window 15%
botkin's disease in children 20%
vertebro-basilar insufficiency 15%
hernia 27% 5%
spasm 15%
pale skin 29% 7%
myocardial infarction 14%
yellow fever 19%
constantly moving 13%
yellow sclera 19%
clear boundaries 13%
liver problems 19%
true polycythemia 12%
food poisoning 18%
cyanosis 12%
hypertrophy biliary tract 18%
history of cardiovascular surgery 12%
gastrointestinal problems 18%
angioplasty 12%
yellow skin color 18%
pulmonary hypertension 12%
viral diarrhea 17%
dry brittle nails 11%
hepatitis c 17%
better to be alone 11%
mononucleosis 17%
CHD 11%
itchy skin 17%
feeling of crawling goosebumps 11%
yellowness of mucous membranes 17%
cardiodilation 11%
infectious mononucleosis 17%
pain in the left collarbone 11%
bradycardia 25% 7%
cerebellar stroke 11%
liver failure 16%
consequences of surgery 11%
hyperbilirubinemia 16%
pathological movements in spine 11%
viral hepatitis b 16%
swelling in the throat 11%
the skin is dark 16%
skin is wrinkled 11%
high temperature 16%
vascular damage 11%
bleeding 15%
thrombangiitis 11%
consequences of infection 15%
dry brittle hair 11%
changing the color of feces 15%
obliterating endarteritis 11%
intestinal infection 15%
back muscle spasm 10%
hemorrhages on the skin 15%
cerebral circulation disorder 10%
hepatitis A 15%
overload of the right parts of the heart 10%
feces are grayish-white in color 15%
pneumococcal infection 10%
enlargement of the spleen 15%
organic brain damage 10%
immunodeficiency 15%
transient ischemic attack 10%
prolonged jaundice 14%
pulmonary artery atresia 10%
tonsillitis 14%
history of brain surgery 10%
impaired gastric function 14%
enlargement of the heart 10%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 14%
nonspecific allergy 10%
toxic hepatitis 14%
thin dry skin 10%
inflammation of the stomach 14%
subacute septic endocarditis 10%
hepatitis D 14%
hypoxia 10%
urine color dark yellow 14%
stroke 10%
viral tonsillitis 13%
consequences of taking medications 7% 17%
enlargement of the liver and spleen 13%
changes in the blood 5% 15%
general intoxication syndrome 13%
takayasu's disease 10%
pseudotuberculosis 13%
radiation therapy 9%
inflammatory bowel diseases 13%
plaques in the arteries 9%
liver dystrophy 13%
mitral heart defects 9%
mushroom poisoning 13%
vascular spasm 9%
Acholia 13%
dry skin peeling 9%
parenchymal jaundice 13%
trypanosomiasis 9%
hemolytic jaundice 12%
fat embolism 9%
dic syndrome 12%
nodular periarteritis 9%
the sky is yellow 12%
anomaly of kimberly 9%
petechiae 12%
brittle hair 9%
liver dysfunction 12%
malignant arterial hypertension 9%
nosebleed 12%
frostbite 9%
severe radiation sickness 12%
bursting in the ear 9%
medicinal hepatitis 12%
headache gives in eyes 9%
feeling of heat 12%
hemorrhagic vasculitis 9%
intrahepatic cholestasis 11%
nails brittle 9%
hemorrhagic diathesis 11%
skin anesthesia 9%
acute cholecystitis 11%
mitral stenosis 9%
red dots 11%
streptococci 9%
aching eyes 11%
presses 9%
blushes with excitement 11%
blood diseases 9% 18%

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