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Results: Differences General	✘Diastematomyelia	✘Fibrous dysplasia
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 100%(2) General urine test — 65%(1) General blood test — 63%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	46%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	32%
pathological fracture	—	29%
bone fracture	—	28%
trauma	—	25%
joint deformation	—	24%
limps	—	23%
long limbs	—	23%
joint diseases	—	21%
skin problems	—	20%
sensations in the legs	—	20%
history of surgery	—	20%
constant joint pain	—	20%
bone cyst	—	20%
pain in the feet permanent	—	19%
skewed pelvis	—	19%
up circulatory disorders	—	18%
pain in the bones of the pelvis	—	18%
curvature of the legs	—	18%
deformities of the limbs	—	18%
hip pain	—	18%
increased	—	17%
the feeling is made of glass	—	17%
angioplasty	—	17%
lowered	—	16%
brown pigmentation after rashes	—	16%
there are no complaints	—	15%
constant pain	—	15%
angiopathy	—	15%
bone defects	—	15%
brown spots on the skin	—	15%
cystic fibrosis	—	14%
muscle atrophy	—	14%
heaviness in the legs	—	14%
kyphosis scoliosis	—	14%
pain in the legs	—	14%
skin spots	—	14%
joint pain	—	14%
contracture	—	14%
trophic ulcer	—	13%
pain after a fracture	—	13%
soaking eczema	—	12%
osteomyelitis	—	12%
pain in the bones	—	12%
a wet wound	—	12%
shortening of legs	—	12%
scoliosis	—	12%
vascular damage	—	12%
heart dysfunction	—	12%
I'm being controlled	—	12%
hump	—	12%
heaviness in the body	—	12%
false joint	—	12%
contractures of the joints	—	12%
ulcers on the skin	—	11%
consequences of infection	—	11%
pycnodisostosis	—	11%
curvature of the spine	—	11%
necrosis	—	11%
spondylopathy	—	11%
wound	—	11%
fibroma	—	11%
suspicion	—	10%
scarring	—	10%
disorganization	—	10%
consequences of physical exertion	—	10%
fighting	—	10%
peptic ulcer	—	10%
consequences of taking medications	—	10%
a history of organ transplantation	—	10%
benign neoplasms	—	10%
chronic eczema	—	10%
early development	—	10%
heredity predisposition	—	10%
pain from the load	—	10%
needs recognition	—	10%
recovery period	—	9%
eczema	—	9%
allergy to the skin	—	9%
shortening of limbs	—	9%
swelling	—	9%
consequences of surgery	—	9%
dermatitis and eczema	—	9%
stage of recovery	—	9%
atopic dermatitis	—	9%
is not deformed	—	9%
hypertension	—	9%
surgical infections	—	9%
inflammatory skin changes	—	9%
worse from sudden movements	—	9%
swelling of the wound	—	9%
postoperative pain	—	8%
very correct	—	8%
muscle damage	—	8%
wet skin	—	8%
worse at 12 o'clock	—	8%
pain during exercise	—	8%
sensations in the hands	—	8%
patient's condition	—	8%
inflammation	—	8%
electrolyte balance disorders	—	8%
oncology	—	8%
nerve damage	—	8%
bone necrosis	—	8%
polycystic	—	8%
onset of illness	—	8%
allergic rash	—	8%
i've seen it somewhere	—	8%
common rashes	—	8%
worse during day	—	7%
stones in the bladder	—	7%
chronic condition	—	7%
increased bleeding	—	7%
does not tolerate pain	—	7%
hemorrhagic diathesis	—	7%
suppuration of the skin	—	7%
worse from movement	—	7%
dermatitis	—	7%
pain when touched	—	7%
protein with increased	—	7%
fistula	—	7%
state of exacerbation	—	7%
blood diseases	—	6%
acute pain	—	6%
bleeding	—	6%
presses	—	6%
allergy	—	6%
conducting an inspection	—	6%
neurological disorders	—	6%
impaired venous function	—	6%

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