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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Brain injurySubdural hematoma
Related research Analogs Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 44%(0)
Endoscopy 28%(0)
MRI of the organ 26%(0)
CT of the organ 25%(0)
General blood test 16%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 52%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
periodic illness 51%
deep stun 59%
bruise 100% 50%
hematoma 14% 71%
dark eyes 45%
stupor 55%
frequent colds 37%
retrograde amnesia 52%
subarachnoid hemorrhage 31%
no consciousness 50%
triparesis 30%
compression of the brain 44%
bruising pain 29%
fainting 28% 72%
consequences of injuries 59% 28%
there are no complaints 44%
skull fracture 29%
disorders of consciousness 26% 68%
g93 6 cerebral edema 27%
sopor 41%
diffuse axonal brain damage 27%
memory loss 41%
consequences of head injury 66% 38%
tonic convulsions 40%
stamping gait 25%
head injury in anamnesis 39%
aneurysm 25%
convulsions with loss of consciousness 39%
vascular damage 25%
history of surgery 17% 52%
fracture of the base of the skull 24%
coma 34%
moderate condition 24%
drowsiness 33%
freezing when walking 23%
epilepsy attacks 32%
hemiparetic gait 23%
epilepsy 31%
chronic dilation of the pupils 22%
pulsates 31%
bone fracture 22%
skin anesthesia 29%
asymmetry of nasolabial folds 22%
dry 28%
olfactory hallucinations 22%
acute condition 28%
headache in the crown 21%
convulsions 12% 40%
history of brain surgery 21%
anesthesia 28%
vomiting mucus 21%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 27%
swelling of the brain 21%
hemiparesis 18% 41%
head injury 77% 55%
intracerebral hematoma 17% 40%
headache frontal 20%
meningeal symptoms 18% 40%
mucus in the bronchi 20%
dilated pupils 16% 38%
hallucinations 20%
brain bruised 45% 66%
masked face (hypomimia) 19%
feeling of heaviness in the head 32% 52%
nasolabial folds 19%
headache with dizziness 15% 35%
traumatic illness 19%
heaviness in the head 32% 52%
bruising sensation 19%
bleeding 12% 27%
abasia 18%
angioplasty 11% 26%
tachycardia 18%
meningeal syndrome 23% 38%
breathing free 18%
bradycardia 19% 32%
blow to the head 18%
headache to vomiting 22% 35%
visual hallucinations 17%
dizziness 18% 30%
nausea 17%
paresis 19% 30%
severe dizziness 17%
hypertension 17% 27%
palpitations 17%
imbalance 17% 27%
dizziness with vomiting 17%
the consequences of bruise 35% 40%
whole head hurts 17%
vomiting 24% 27%
cold sweat 16%
contusion head 42% 44%
headache with nausea and vomiting 16%
traumatic brain injury 32% 33%
illusions 16%
nystagmus 16%
dizziness with nausea 16%
headache with nausea 15%
vomiting with blood 15%
thirst 15%
nausea during a headache 15%
weakness in the extremities 15%
rapid breathing 15%
apoplexy 15%
frequent headaches 15%
hemorrhagic stroke 15%
vomiting multiple 15%
difficult to swallow 14%
constantly moving 14%
polyneuropathy 14%
loss of balance 14%
very correct 14%
serious condition 13%
asymmetry 13%
nausea vomiting 13%
madness 13%
delirium 13%
confusion of consciousness 13%
nausea from pain 13%
stroke 13%
muscle weakness 12%
necrosis 12%
neurological disorders 12%
hypotension 12%
swelling 11%
patient's condition 37% 24%
headaches 50% 39%
trauma 67% 56%
agitation 42% 35%

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