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Results: Differences General	✘Retinal tear	✘Megalocornea
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 84%(1) Autoimmune markers — 53%(1) Ultrasound of the organ — 39%(0) CT of the organ — 39%(0) Coagulogram 7%(1) 24%(2) Ophthalmologist's examination — 29%(0) Measurements at the reception — 25%(0) Infection tests — 17%(0) General and visits — 14%(0) Sex hormones — 12%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	62%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
rupture of the eyeball	100%	38%
bright eyes	—	71%
impatient	31%	—
keratopathy	—	70%
retinal rupture	30%	—
glaucoma	—	68%
patient	28%	—
myopia	—	66%
short sleep	28%	—
s eyes cloudy	—	65%
vitreous detachment	27%	—
cataract	—	62%
dizziness	23%	—
astigmatism	—	59%
imbalance	21%	—
glaucomatous excavation	—	58%
overwork	18%	—
retinal dissection	—	56%
peripheral retinal dystrophy	17%	—
glaucoma and cataracts	—	55%
dark eyes	13%	—
corneal dystrophy	—	54%
increased pressure under stress	12%	—
pigmented glaucoma	—	53%
flies in front of the eyes	11%	—
visual impairment	7%	60%
it gets dark in the eyes	11%	—
keratoglobus	—	53%
contusion head	11%	—
secondary glaucoma	—	53%
retinal laser coagulation	11%	—
axenfeld-rieger syndrome	—	52%
different eyes	10%	—
phacomatoses	—	51%
head tilted	10%	—
aniridia	—	49%
fatigue during physical exertion	10%	—
secondary cataract	—	49%
porous skin	9%	—
congenital myopia	—	47%
severe stress	9%	—
increased	—	47%
bruise	9%	—
microphthalmos	—	47%
intensive physical load	8%	—
sturge-weber syndrome	—	47%
the body is not his	8%	—
iris subatrophy	—	46%
helps others	7%	—
myopic astigmatism	—	44%
consequences of injuries	7%	—
amentia	—	44%
corneal edema	—	44%
coloboma	—	43%
eye surgery	8%	51%
angiomatosis	—	42%
heavy eyes	16%	57%
eye development abnormalities	—	41%
corneal opacity	—	40%
dystrophic keratitis	—	40%
consequences of eye surgery	—	40%
can't see far enough	—	40%
angioplasty	—	40%
nearsightedness in children	—	39%
weak hazy vision	—	38%
marfan syndrome	—	38%
hemangioma of the eye	—	38%
sees poorly up close	—	38%
up vascular mesh	16%	53%
hyperopia	—	37%
crabbe's disease	—	37%
lowered	—	37%
history of surgery	6%	42%
stromal keratitis	—	36%
homocystinuria	—	36%
dystrophy	10%	45%
neurofibroma	—	35%
pupils enlarged	—	35%
congenital cataract	—	34%
hypermetropic astigmatism	—	34%
circles before the eyes	—	34%
dilated pupils	—	34%
pain in the eyes	—	34%
shroud	—	34%
hyphema	—	33%
a history of prosthetics	—	33%
distortion of vision	—	32%
fistula	—	32%
sap	—	31%
short height	—	31%
metachromatic leukodystrophy	—	31%
history medical mother's	—	31%
better in the light	—	31%
anesthesia	—	31%
keratitis	—	31%
heel spur	—	30%
hemangioma	—	30%
diseases of infants	—	30%
strabismus	—	29%
optic nerve meningioma	—	29%
bone growths on the legs	—	29%
lags behind in the development	—	29%
infantile	—	29%
severe myopia	—	29%
onset of illness	—	28%
retinal atrophy	—	28%
2 children	—	28%
asymmetry	—	28%
high height	—	28%
swelling	—	27%
consequences of surgery	—	27%
robin syndrome	—	27%
skin spots	—	27%
early development	—	27%
glaucoma 3 degree	—	27%
gray eyes	—	27%
difficult childhood	—	27%
sprains	—	27%
eyes close	—	27%
post-extraction bleeding	—	26%
premature sexual development	—	26%
hearing loss in children	—	26%
flaming nevus	—	26%
vascular damage	—	26%
corneal ulcer	—	26%
childhood diseases	—	26%
iridodialysis	—	26%
neovascular glaucoma	—	26%
corneal thickening	—	26%
alternating vision	—	26%
impaired arterial function	—	26%
hyperarginemia	—	26%
stress and lack of appetite	—	26%
worse from sudden movements	—	26%
consequences of taking medications	—	25%
a comfortable child	—	25%
patient's condition	—	25%
pulls legs	—	25%
stickler syndrome	—	25%
neurological disorders	—	25%
heart defect	—	25%
impaired venous function	—	25%
sensorineural	—	25%
optic nerve glioma	—	24%
bone growths	—	24%
lens anomalies	—	24%
ectopia of the lens	—	24%
rashes on the face purulent	—	24%
peripheral clouding of the lens	—	24%
weakness of the eyes	—	24%
optic nerve atrophy	—	24%
poikiloderma	—	24%
hemangioma on the face	—	24%
the belly is flat	—	24%
angle - closure glaucoma	—	24%
food poisoning	—	23%
red spots on the face	—	23%
fundus veins hemorrhages	—	23%
nose large eyes	—	23%
spasm	—	23%
pain along the nerves	—	23%
nystagmus horizontal	—	23%
umbilical hernia in children	—	23%
rubeosis of iris	—	23%
vascular mesh on the face	—	23%
vascular tumor	—	23%
lipoidosis	—	23%
restless sleep in a child	—	23%
angiopathy of the retina	9%	32%
inflammation	—	22%
rashes on the face	—	22%
meningioma	—	22%
congenital cytomegaly	—	22%
rashes on the face are red	—	22%
congenital toxoplasmosis	—	22%
trigeminal nerve pain	—	21%
fundus arteries narrowed	—	21%
mental retardation	—	21%
damage to the nervous system	—	21%
brown pigmentation after rashes	—	21%
lacrimal ducts	—	21%
tremor	—	21%
epicanthus	—	21%
pupil's reaction to light is sluggish	—	21%
amblyopia	—	21%
citrullinemia	—	21%
vascular spasm	—	21%
itchy eyes	—	21%
toxoplasmosis during pregnancy	—	21%
photophobia in the morning	—	21%
brown spots on the skin	—	21%
up circulatory disorders	—	21%
variable symptoms	—	21%
idiocy	—	21%
blindness	8%	29%
blepharospasm	—	20%
monocular	—	20%
conservative	—	20%
there are no characteristic signs	—	20%
occlusion of the central retinal vein	—	20%

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