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Results: Differences General Intestinal polypsMeckel's diverticulum in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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polyp of the rectum 33%
diverticulitis 37%
benign neoplasms 13%
diverticulum of the stomach 35%
diffuse polyposis 11%
perforation of the colon 35%
familial polyposis of the colon 11%
intestinal diverticula 3% 33%
polyps in the nose 11%
appendicitis in children 27%
latent iron deficiency 10%
pain over the pubic 26%
iron deficiency anemia 10%
intestinal obstruction 6% 30%
tumors of the small intestine 10%
intestinal obstruction in children 24%
adenomatous polyp 10%
fecal peritonitis 23%
gallbladder polyps 10%
intestinal resection 8% 31%
rectal cancer 9%
intestinal bleeding 5% 28%
small bowel cancer 8%
inflammatory bowel diseases 3% 26%
benign epithelial tumors 8%
pain in the groin area 21%
dysbacteriosis 8%
conservative 21%
hypochromia 8%
peritonitis 3% 24%
malignization 8%
enteropathy 21%
polyps of the sigmoid colon 7%
fistula 21%
desmoid tumor 7%
increased bleeding 20%
fibroma 7%
intestinal fistula 19%
stomach polyps 7%
bleeding 4% 23%
belching rotten eggs 6%
bleeding ulcer 19%
benign tumors of the large intestine 6%
impaired function of the large intestine 3% 22%
gastritis with increased acidity 6%
feeling of heat 18%
nausea belching 5%
diverticulum of the rectum 18%
bowel cancer 14% 7%
acute appendicitis 18%
removal of colon polyps 5%
appendicitis 18%
rectal surgery 5%
hernia 18%
red feces 5%
high temperature 18%
small bowel obstruction 5%
intoxication 18%
congestion belching 5%
peptic ulcer 18%
osteoma 4%
hernia infringement 18%
hereditary non-polypous colorectal carcinoma 4%
violation of the stool 2% 20%
cancer in the anamnesis 4%
pain in the right groin 18%
heredity predisposition 4%
acute abdomen 3% 21%
indomitable vomiting 4%
abdominal pain 3% 21%
postoperative peritonitis 4%
periodic illness 17%
feeling of overflow of the stomach 4%
venous bleeding 17%
rash over the lip 4%
gases when urinating 17%
tenesmus 4%
shape of large intestine is changed 17%
tingling in the side 4%
lower abdominal pain 17%
vomiting bile 4%
gastrointestinal problems 5% 21%
pigmented spots on the face 4%
duodenal ulcer 16%
internal irritation 4%
nausea vomiting 16%
greenish feces 4%
phlegmon 16%
stomach tumors 4%
fiber in feces 16%
food is poorly digested 4%
suppuration with fistulas 16%
vomiting food 4%
leukocytosis 16%
putrefactive dyspepsia 4%
gastric bleeding 16%
discharge from the anus 4%
pain in the left groin 16%
constipation in adults 4%
there are no complaints 4% 20%
vomiting during meals 4%
inflammation 5% 21%
cholecystitis 3%
impaired gastric function 3% 19%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 3%
acute pain 2% 18%
increased blood clotting 3%
surgical infections 2% 18%
rashes on the face 3%
peptic ulcer 15%
gardner syndrome 3%
abnormalities of intestinal development 15%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 3%
inversion of the intestines 5% 20%
body skin dry 3%
fever abdominal pain 15%
hypertrophy biliary tract 3%
cloudy urine 15%
adenocarcinoma of the colon 3%
nausea 4% 19%
belly enlargement 3%
history of laparoscopic surgery 5% 20%
brown spots on the skin 3%
inflammatory infiltrate 15%
alternating symptoms 3%
varicose ulcers 15%
tingling 3%
soft tissue abscess 15%
gallbladder stones 3%
obesity 2% 17%
big man 3%
acute condition 15%
throws objects 3%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 7% 22%
fibrosarcoma 3%
nausea with fever 15%
volume of gallbladder is increased 3%
stomach ulcer 14%
improper nutrition 3%
lower back pain on the right 14%
impaired function of the bile ducts 3%
bile fistulas 14%
a history of endoscopic surgery 3%
peritonitis in children 14%
benign tumors of the small intestine 3%
umbilical hernia in children 14%
frequent eructation 3%
fiber in the feces little 14%
red fecal 3%
at bloating of the lower abdomen 14%
angiomatosis 3%
omphalocele 14%
often abdominal pain 3%
intestinal ulcer 14%
precancer 3%
feeling of heat in the stomach 14%
digestion bloating 3%
with the diverticula of the sigmoid colon 14%
brown pigmentation after rashes 3%
stool with gases 14%
electrocoagulation 3%
removed uterus with appendages 14%
lynch syndrome 3%
feeling of blood loss 14%
frequent constipation 3%
there are no complaints at the time of the inspection 14%
very dry skin 3%
palpation of the abdomen soreness in the mesogastrium 14%
peitz-jaegers syndrome 3%
navel fistula 14%
external bleeding 3%
crohn 14%
osteosarcoma 2%
retroperitoneal abscess 14%
oncology relatives 2%
femoral hernia 14%
pale skin 2%
soreness during palpation of small pelvis 14%
lymphosarcoma 2%
tachycardia 14%
delay in physical development 2%
meckel's diverticulum in children 14%
better at night 2%
intestinal abscess 3% 17%
wound 2%
small intestine resection 7% 21%
lags behind in the development 2%
history of surgery 6% 20%
loss body weight 2%
vomiting 4% 18%
family man 2%
intra-abdominal abscesses 3% 17%
early development 2%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 7% 21%
predominant right 2%
soreness during palpation in mesogastrium 14%
worse after midnight 2%
pain in the intestines 10% 24%
consequences of injuries 2%
crohn's disease in children 14%

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