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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosisMendelssohn syndrome
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0)
Coronary angiography 93%(0)
CT of the aorta 88%(0)
Ultrasound of the Heart 83%(0)
MRI of the heart 81%(0)
ECG 62%(0)
Chest radiography 53%(0)
Sex hormones 52%(1)
General blood test 5%(0)42%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
subacute septic endocarditis 23%
effects of narcosis 99%
subaortic stenosis 23%
pneumonia vomiting 98%
acute endocarditis 23%
pneumonia 84%
streptococci 21%
impaired lung function 83%
congestion belching 21%
respiratory insufficiency 75%
pneumococcal infection 21%
increased acidity of the stomach 71%
presses 20%
respiratory alkalosis 70%
endocarditis 19%
aspiration of gastric contents 69%
aortic stenosis 19%
vomiting 67%
arrhythmia 19%
metabolic alkalosis 64%
aortic regurgitation 19%
exhalation is difficult 64%
angioplasty 18%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 63%
heart failure 17%
prolonged exhalation 61%
patient is motionless 17%
alkalosis 60%
there is heart failure 17%
cough 60%
sepsis 17%
respiratory acidosis 56%
CHD 17%
impaired gastric function 56%
diastolic noise at the apex 17%
bronchospasm 55%
shortness of breath during physical exertion 16%
dyspnea 17% 71%
consequences of surgery 15%
respiratory allergy 53%
overwork 15%
cough wet 52%
worse lying down 15%
acute allergic reactions 52%
heart hypertrophy 15%
cardiac arrest 51%
noise irritates 15%
operative delivery 51%
chest pain while lying down 15%
metabolic acidosis 50%
aortic insufficiency 15%
to breathe hard 50%
cardiogenic shock 14%
palpitations with shortness of breath 50%
worse at rest 14%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 49%
heaviness on the heart 14%
strong character 48%
bradycardia 14%
weight change 46%
pectoris cardiac dyspnea 13%
sputum 46%
pain chest 13%
malabsorption 46%
drug disease 13%
lack of breath 45%
pain worse at immobility 13%
lung pain 45%
the pain is worse lying down 12%
enteropathy 45%
cardiomyopathy 12%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 43%
left atrium volume lowered 12%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 42%
atrial fibrillation 12%
leukocytosis 42%
mitral valve 12%
better in afternoon 41%
congenital heart 12%
hypoxia 40%
heart murmurs 12%
hydrothorax 9% 49%
neck sensitivity 11%
heart low blood pressure 9% 49%
mitral heart defects 11%
lowered 19% 58%
thrombosis 11%
pleurisy 8% 46%
ventricular paroxysmal tachycardia 11%
allergy 38%
permanent arrhythmia 11%
pulmonary edema 11% 46%
increased blood flow rate 11%
attacks of pain 5% 39%
swelling of the shins 11%
anesthesia 5% 39%
marfan syndrome 11%
blood diseases 6% 35%
arrhythmia attacks 11%
increased 19% 47%
dilated cardiomyopathy 11%
history of surgery 19% 47%
mitral stenosis 11%
hypotension 15% 41%
the noise is better 11%
tachycardia 15% 41%
low diastolic pressure 11%
there are no complaints 11% 36%
supraventricular arrhythmia 11%
palpitations 16% 40%
mitral valve insufficiency 11%
impaired arterial function 16% 36%
high diastolic pressure 11%
patient's condition 15% 34%
bradycardia at night 11%
inflammation 15% 34%
shortness of breath at night 11%
consequences of taking medications 17% 35%
cardiogenic pulmonary edema 11%
heart dysfunction 22% 37%
caution 11%
consequences of physical exertion 11%
hypertension 11%
shortness of breath at rest 10%
heaviness in the body 10%
systolic hypertension 10%
auscultation weakened 10%
effects of overwork 10%
worse standing 10%
asleep shortness of breath lying down 10%
violation of pulmonary circulation 10%
restrictive cardiomyopathy 10%
swelling of the feet 10%
angina pectoris 10%
blood flow rate is reduced 10%
hypertrophic cardiomyopathy 10%
pulsates 10%
hypercoagulation syndrome 10%
attacks of suffocation 10%
stagnation in the lungs 9%
abdominal swelling 9%
venous congestion 9%
auscultation of the heart 9%
recovery period 9%
stage of recovery 9%
acute venous thrombosis 9%
ascites 9%
suffocation 9%
fluid in the abdominal cavity 9%
fluid in the abdomen 9%
anamnesis atrial fibrillation 9%
heart disease in the genus 9%
rheumatism 9%
tachycardia attacks 9%
chronic venous edema 9%
dehydration 8%
pressure 140 on 8%
aortic coarctation 8%
suspicion 8%
paranoia 8%
disorders of consciousness 8%
arterial occlusion 8%
is better in nature 8%
shortness of breath worse lying down 8%
blockage of blood vessels 8%
swelling of the legs 8%
chronic heart failure 8%
cardiodilation 8%
fainting 8%
surgical infections 7%
high-risk pregnancy 7%
acute heart failure 7%
angina attack 7%
a history of prosthetics 7%
swelling 7%
fruits when running worse 7%
pronounced tachycardia 7%
pulsation in the heart 7%
blood pressure 140 on 7%
asthma attacks 7%
up circulatory disorders 7%
impaired venous function 7%
does not tolerate pain 6%
acute injury 6%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 6%
pain in the heart 6%
closes 6%
spicy food 6%
pain from the load 6%
I can't be alone 6%
pain during exercise 6%
essential hypertension 6%
history of cardiovascular surgery 6%
effects of shock 6%
2 pregnancy 6%
feels the heart 6%
after heart surgery 6%
bronchial asthma 6%
left-sided symptoms 6%
idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis 6%

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