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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences Similar Randu-Osler-Weber diseaseНаследственная афибриногенемия
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(7)57%(0)
Blood biochemistry 12%(0)84%(2)
Coagulogram 11%(1)67%(0)
MRI of the brain 47%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 51%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
angiomatosis 39%
decreased fibrinogen 84%
nosebleed 28%
post-extraction bleeding 75%
nosebleeds often 27%
thrombin time is increased 67%
persistent cough 23%
prolonged uterine bleeding 61%
angiopathy 22%
hemarthrosis 59%
iron deficiency anemia 22%
copious menstruation 56%
hypochromia 22%
platelet aggregation increased 55%
worse at home 20%
feeling of blood loss 50%
gum diseases 20%
ovarian apoplexy 48%
arterial bleeding 20%
profuse uterine bleeding 48%
chronic anemia 20%
injury 48%
thrombocytopenia 19%
urine discharge when coughing 48%
bleeding gums 19%
actv increased 48%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 19%
thrombosis 12% 60%
subarachnoid hemorrhage 18%
consequences of injuries 46%
polycythemia 18%
acute venous thrombosis 45%
blood loss 18%
apoplexy 45%
dark feces 17%
postpartum bleeding 44%
spasm 17%
rupture of the spleen 44%
frequent cough 17%
monthly prolonged 42%
papules 17%
removal of ovaries 40%
brain abscess 17%
hemorrhagic diathesis 25% 64%
pulmonary hemorrhage 17%
female pelvic organs 39%
impaired gastric function 17%
intracerebral hematoma 38%
stubbornness 16%
bleeding during pregnancy 37%
red spots on the skin 16%
wound 37%
latent iron deficiency 16%
hemorrhagic syndrome 37%
posthemorrhagic anemia 16%
external bleeding 36%
porous skin 15%
pregnancy 36%
onset of illness 15%
bleeding uterine 36%
gastric bleeding 15%
thrombocytosis 36%
erythrocytic anemia 15%
anemia, unspecified 35%
erythrocytosis 15%
nose thrombophilia 35%
fainting 14%
dic syndrome 34%
intestinal bleeding 14%
bruise 34%
aneurysm 14%
medical abortion 34%
vascular spasm 14%
miscarriage 33%
illness after hypothermia 14%
hemorrhagic stroke 33%
small-point rash 14%
feeling of danger 33%
disorders of consciousness 13%
bleeding 25% 57%
skin spots 13%
wound postoperative 32%
early development 13%
vacuum 31%
dizziness 13%
joint injuries 31%
abscess 12%
vaccination 31%
vascular damage 12%
abortions 31%
dyspnea 12%
low body temperature 31%
vomiting 12%
viral hepatitis b 31%
impaired lung function 11%
hemorrhages on the skin 14% 45%
damage to the nervous system 11%
hematoma 30%
patient's condition 10%
blue skin 30%
wounds heal poorly 30%
myocardial infarction 30%
a history of trauma 30%
acute injury 30%
appendages of the uterus 30%
stroke 29%
presses 29%
consequences of childbirth 28%
hepatitis 28%
skin sensations 27%
hematuria 27%
liver problems 26%
necrosis 25%
skin condition 25%
bleeding from the gums 18% 42%
consequences of taking medications 23%
childhood diseases 11% 34%
mucus in the nose 17% 38%
skin problems 15% 33%
blood diseases 23% 41%
consequences of operation 11% 25%
sputum with blood 21% 34%
there are no complaints 11% 24%
mucous sputum 21% 33%
bleeding 29% 41%
cough 18% 29%
sputum 20% 31%
impaired arterial function 15% 24%
coagulopathy 26% 34%
anemia 27% 27%

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