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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Fabry's diseaseContrast-induced nephropathy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(19)100%(8)
General blood test 99%(17)87%(10)
General urine test 82%(4)81%(8)
Creatinine clearance 99%(0)21%(0)
ECG 93%(0)6%(0)
Coagulogram 78%(6)19%(1)
MRI of the brain 92%(0)
Histological studies 45%(0)43%(0)
Autoimmune markers 50%(2)18%(1)
Elements and vitamins 60%(4)
Ultrasound of the Heart 57%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 56%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 30%
angioceratoma 55%
increased uric acid 25%
corneal opacity 34%
gout 23%
lipoidosis 33%
kidney damage 23%
hypertrophy of the left ventricle 33%
gouty nephropathy 23%
роды и вскармливание 33%
oliguria 21%
pain in the wrists 31%
pyelitis 21%
muscular dystonia 31%
interstitial nephritis 11% 32%
niemann-pick disease 30%
increased potassium 20%
heart hypertrophy 30%
medicinal nephropathy 19%
aseptic bone necrosis 29%
inflammation of the kidneys 8% 27%
convulsions 29%
analgesic nephropathy 18%
hepatosplenomegaly 29%
little urine 18%
delirium 28%
acute pyelonephritis 18%
unformed feces 28%
pyelonephritis 9% 27%
madness 28%
renal edema 17%
confusion of consciousness 28%
myeloma 16%
enlargement of the liver and spleen 28%
leukocyturia 16%
gaucher's disease 28%
acute injury 16%
abdominal pain 27%
polyuria 15%
paralysis 27%
amyloidosis of the kidneys 15%
the onset of the disease during puberty 27%
acute renal failure 15%
enlargement of the spleen 27%
thrombotic microangiopathy 14%
narcolepsy 27%
nephrosis 14%
reduced sweating 26%
decrease in creatinine 14%
gastrointestinal problems 26%
nausea from fatigue 14%
abdominal pain after diarrhea 26%
toxic nephropathy 14%
s eyes cloudy 26%
diabetes mellitus 14%
diarrhea 26%
cylindruria 14%
pain in the foot 25%
chronic pyelonephritis 14%
acute pain 25%
vascular spasm 13%
childhood diseases 25%
constant nausea 13%
leg pain more in the feet 25%
diuresis is reduced 13%
enlarged liver 25%
increase in gfr urine 13%
severe pain in the arm 24%
renal papillary necrosis 13%
nausea from pain 24%
lymphostasis 14% 27%
aseptic necrosis of the femoral head 24%
insulin deficiency 12%
pain in the legs 24%
arterial hypertension of the III degree 12%
very high fever 24%
concentrated urine 12%
abdominal pain with nausea 24%
hereditary jade 12%
neurological disorders 24%
eats 12%
volume of spleen is increased 23%
renal colic 12%
rashes dry 23%
amyloidosis 12%
pain in the fingers 23%
systolic arterial hypertension 12%
progressive supranuclear paralysis 23%
increase in albumin 12%
splenectomy 23%
worse before eating 12%
impaired venous function 31% 6%
type 2 diabetes mellitus 12%
hearing impaired 23%
rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis 12%
difficult to swallow 22%
hypertensive heart failure 12%
epilepsy attacks 22%
dehydration 12%
bone deformation 22%
increased systolic pressure 12%
adynamia 22%
pionephrosis 11%
epilepsy 21%
papillitis 11%
kidney transplantation 32% 9%
anuria 11%
cholestasis 21%
congenital abnormalities of the ureter 11%
abdominal pain with vomiting 21%
metabolic syndrome 11%
epilepsy in the morning 21%
single stones in the bladder 11%
joint diseases 28% 5%
crystalluria 11%
cognitive disorders 21%
acute glomerulonephritis 11%
affective disorders 20%
metabolic acidosis 11%
iron deficiency anemia in children 20%
hypertension type 10%
vomiting 20%
acidosis 10%
pain in the fingers 20%
erythrocytic anemia 10%
polyneuropathy 20%
myoglobinuria 10%
protein in urine is reduced 20%
cardiogenic shock 10%
ataxia 20%
ischemic nephropathy 10%
effects of puberty 20%
polycystic kidney 10%
attacks of pain 26% 4%
malignant arterial hypertension 10%
early development 19%
constant weakness 10%
microcytic anemia 19%
hypotonic dehydration 10%
leg pain fever 19%
increased diuresis 10%
small buttocks 19%
does the wrong thing 10%
neurological pain 19%
not mindfulness 10%
nausea vomiting 19%
addison 's crisis 10%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 19%
complications of liver transplantation 10%
damage to the nervous system 19%
hypobilirubinemia 10%
pathological fracture 19%
inflammation of the nipple 10%
high fever 19%
rashes on the lower back 10%
neurogenic pain 19%
hypotonic crisis 10%
limbs pain 19%
eating salt 10%
memory impairment 19%
colic 10%
delayed puberty 19%
pain worse from pressure 10%
changes in feces 19%
acute tubular necrosis 10%
impaired coordination 19%
nephropathy 16% 26%
osteoporosis 19%
tumors of the heart 10%
converging strabismus 18%
prolonged urination 9%
median nerve neuropathy 18%
feeling of bruising 9%
a difficult teenager 18%
kidney cyst 9%
premature sexual development 18%
thrombocytosis 9%
ophthalmoplegia 18%
hypovolemic shock 9%
nausea and diarrhea 18%
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver 9%
progressive paralysis 18%
appetite is poor 9%
tonic-clonic convulsions 18%
the volume of blood loss is reduced 9%
forgetfulness 18%
low acidity 9%
hears a noise 18%
ureteral cancer 9%
hypertrophy biliary tract 18%
acute blood loss 9%
ganglia 18%
renal artery stenosis 9%
absences 18%
frequent urination at night 9%
rheumatism 18%
vascular tumor 9%
spleen infarction 18%
posthemorrhagic anemia 9%
cerebral circulation disorder 27% 7%
worse food 9%

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