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Results: Differences General	✘Bone panaritium	✘Postsplenectomy sepsis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(5) 93%(13) Blood biochemistry 83%(2) 100%(2) General urine test 46%(6) 50%(3) Coagulogram 40%(0) 9%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	36%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	24%
bone panaritium	35%	—
splenectomy	—	21%
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis	33%	—
iga reduction	—	17%
panaritium	33%	—
postsplenectomy sepsis	—	16%
proteinuria	32%	—
rapid reaction	—	15%
bone necrosis	30%	—
the spleen was removed	—	15%
post-traumatic osteomyelitis	30%	—
bubbling breath	—	15%
osteomyelitis	29%	—
feeling of stiffness in the chest	—	15%
fistula	24%	—
convulsions	—	14%
necrosis	23%	—
reduction of igm	—	14%
leukocyturia	33%	8%
hyposplenism	—	14%
purulent periostitis	23%	—
purulent-resorptive fever	—	14%
suppuration with fistulas	23%	—
cough	—	14%
joint deformation	21%	—
reduction of igg	—	13%
bone defects	21%	—
shock states of various genesis	—	13%
periosteal inflammation	20%	—
ige reduction	—	13%
trauma	20%	—
pulling pain in the neck	—	13%
osteitis	20%	—
hemophilic infection	—	13%
brody's abscess	19%	—
pain in the neck muscles	—	13%
congestion purulent wounds	19%	—
aching sore throat	—	12%
pus under the nail	19%	—
sweating from coughing	—	12%
articular panaritium	19%	—
feeling of heat in the back of the head	—	12%
wrists are wet and cold	19%	—
white blood cells and red blood cells in the urine	—	12%
wound	19%	—
chest pain when coughing	—	12%
chronic osteomyelitis	18%	—
nausea urge to vomit	—	12%
consequences of injuries	18%	—
feeling of stiffness in the neck	—	12%
tendon panaritium	17%	—
hypotension	—	12%
ankylosis	17%	—
cough wet	—	12%
illness from wet cold	17%	—
scanty discharge from the nose	—	12%
swelling	17%	—
cough to vomiting	—	12%
paronychia	17%	—
severe sweating of the head	—	12%
wrist injury	16%	—
vomiting mucus	—	12%
false joint	16%	—
cough with nausea	—	11%
illness after hypothermia	16%	—
leukopenia	—	11%
deformities of the limbs	16%	—
headache from coughing	—	11%
swelling of the fingers	16%	—
indomitable vomiting	—	11%
feeling of heat in the feet	15%	—
aching chest pain	—	11%
typhlitis	15%	—
sputum	—	11%
scarlet	15%	—
bubbling in the chest	—	11%
wet wrists	15%	—
bakes in the throat	—	11%
swelling of the hands	15%	—
vomiting	—	11%
acute injury	15%	—
urge to vomit	—	11%
trophic ulcer	15%	—
sputum in the chest	—	11%
pseudomonas infection	15%	—
bacterial pneumonia	—	11%
open fracture	15%	—
bubbling cough	—	11%
cold wrists	15%	—
fever sore throat	—	11%
consequences of a fracture	14%	—
acute shock	—	11%
feeling of heat in the wrists	14%	—
worse extreme temperatures	—	10%
leg pain fever	14%	—
tickling with cough	—	10%
angioplasty	14%	—
malaria	—	10%
eczema	14%	—
breathing cough moist	—	10%
vascular damage	14%	—
epiglottitis	—	10%
pain in the fingers	14%	—
decrease in ESR	—	10%
swelling of the toe	14%	—
chills with nausea	—	10%
deformity of fingers	14%	—
general intoxication syndrome	—	10%
dermatitis and eczema	14%	—
inflammation of larynx	—	10%
bone fracture	13%	—
rhinopharyngitis	—	10%
patient is motionless	13%	—
pneumonia	—	10%
leg injury	13%	—
pus in the throat	—	10%
suppuration of the nail	13%	—
prolonged bronchitis	—	10%
weakness of the fingers	13%	—
aching	—	10%
worse from cold damp	13%	—
dyspnea	—	10%
microbial eczema	13%	—
catarrh of the nasopharynx	—	10%
feeling the heat in the legs	13%	—
cough with mucous sputum	—	10%
deterioration from humidity	13%	—
pain chest	—	10%
abscess	13%	—
nausea in the throat	—	10%
worse from damp	13%	—
headache with chills	—	10%
migrating larva	13%	—
bronchitis in children	—	10%
twitching pain	13%	—
purulent bronchitis	—	10%
throws objects	13%	—
chills with sweating	—	10%
bone deformation	13%	—
sore throat during coughing	—	10%
fever in the hands	13%	—
stiffness in the neck	—	10%
osteosarcoma	13%	—
sepsis	6%	16%
restriction of movement	13%	—
sweat with chills	—	10%
osteomyelitis in children	13%	—
tickling throat cough	—	10%
lymphosarcoma	12%	—
epiglottitis in children	—	10%
hematoma	12%	—
hypobilirubinemia	—	10%
dermatitis	12%	—
severe sore throat	—	10%
weakness in the wrists	12%	—
headache with high fever	—	10%
scratch	12%	—
sweating of the head	—	10%
wounds heal poorly	12%	—
sweating is increased	—	10%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	12%	—
chills when vomiting	—	10%
tendovaginitis	12%	—
erythropenia	—	10%
up circulatory disorders	12%	—
vomiting at high temperature	—	10%
pulsation throughout the body	12%	—
endocardial dysfunction	—	10%
swelling of the fingers	12%	—
muscle pain	—	10%
inflammation near the nail	12%	—
lymphogranulomatosis	—	10%
ulcers on the skin	12%	—
prolonged urination	—	9%
peptic ulcer	12%	—
barking cough	—	9%
subfebrility	12%	—
increased urea	—	9%
tendinitis	12%	—
soreness of the skin	—	9%
red feet	11%	—
headache aching	—	9%
stage of recovery	11%	—
increase in albumin	—	9%
tendosynovitis	11%	—
sweats from pain	—	9%
red palms	11%	—
fever cough	—	9%
recovery period	11%	—
thrombocytosis	—	9%
general swelling does	11%	—
decrease in gamma globulins	—	9%
oncology	11%	—
anaphylactic shock	—	9%
weakness in the arms and legs	11%	—
feeling of stiffness	—	9%
swelling after injury	11%	—
violation of protein metabolism	—	9%
deformity of the toes	11%	—
fever with muscle pain	—	9%

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