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Results: Differences Similar	✘Corneal ulcer	✘Mechanical damage to the eyes
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 52%(4) 3%(1) Infection tests 12%(0) 3%(0) Coagulogram 4%(1) 10%(1) Measurements at the reception 7%(0) 7%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	5%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	11%	100%
purulent corneal ulcer	41%	—
contusions of the eye	—	54%
conjunctivitis	37%	—
bruise	—	42%
corneal ulcer	36%	—
blunt trauma to the eye	—	26%
dystrophic keratitis	34%	—
s eyes cloudy	16%	40%
corneal	62%	32%
eye swelling	12%	36%
bacterial keratitis	26%	—
pain in the left eye	—	23%
peptic ulcer	26%	—
pain in the eyes	19%	38%
ulcer penetration	26%	—
hemophthalmos	—	19%
hypopion	26%	—
dislocation of the lens	—	18%
scarring	46%	21%
retinal	—	18%
blepharospasm	23%	—
sensation of a foreign body in the eye	—	18%
typhlitis	22%	—
retinal rupture	—	18%
conjunctiva redness	22%	—
foreign body sensation	—	18%
keratopathy	34%	10%
hemorrhage in the eye	—	17%
infectious eye diseases	22%	—
clouding of the lens	—	17%
sepsis	22%	—
iridodialysis	—	14%
chronic dacryocystitis	22%	—
macular rupture	—	14%
pseudomonas infection	22%	—
retinal hemorrhage	—	14%
dacryocystitis	20%	—
roth's disease	—	14%
demodecosis of the eyelids	20%	—
heaviness in the eyes	—	14%
canaliculitis	20%	—
dislocation	—	13%
eye spasm	20%	—
angiopathy of the retina	—	13%
acute iritis	20%	—
corneal burn	—	13%
constantly crying	20%	—
hyphema	—	12%
lacrimal ducts	20%	—
the consequences of injury	—	12%
disorder demodecosis	19%	—
glass eyes	—	12%
blepharitis	19%	—
exophthalmos	—	12%
pneumococcal infection	19%	—
rupture of the eyeball	6%	17%
ulcers on the skin	19%	—
penetrating eye injury	—	11%
scales on eyelids	19%	—
scalped wound	—	11%
endophthalmitis	18%	—
инородное тело в глазу	10%	21%
uveit	26%	6%
angiopathy	—	10%
pneumonia with sepsis	18%	—
vitreous detachment	—	10%
ones allergy eyes	17%	—
vascular damage	—	10%
sympathetic ophthalmia	17%	—
glaucoma	16%	26%
lacrimation	42%	24%
bone fracture	—	9%
irritation on the eyelids	15%	—
rash on the body	—	9%
corneal precipitates	15%	—
hypotension of the eyeball	—	9%
strong irritation	15%	—
patient is motionless	—	8%
pneumonia	15%	—
double vision	—	8%
inflammation of the appendages	15%	—
vitreous hernia	—	8%
pneumococcal pneumonia	14%	—
nail injury	—	8%
acute allergic reactions	14%	—
heavy eyelids	—	8%
bags under the eyes in the morning	14%	—
aphakia	—	8%
purulent iridocyclitis	14%	—
consequences of head injury	—	8%
acrid tears	14%	—
consequences of injuries	4%	12%
anterior chamber of eye is uneven	14%	—
foreign body of the cornea	12%	20%
corneal dystrophy	33%	17%
subconjunctival hemorrhage	—	7%
swelling of eyelids	14%	—
rashes on the eyelids	—	7%
bullous keratopathy	14%	—
bone defects	—	7%
gonorrhea	13%	—
head injury	—	7%
chronic conjunctivitis	13%	—
a history of trauma	—	7%
conjunctivitis purulent	13%	—
conservative	—	7%
inflammatory infiltrate	13%	—
opacity of vitreous bodies floating	—	7%
dry eye syndrome	13%	—
violation of accommodation	—	7%
fungus	13%	—
consequences of a fracture	—	7%
panophthalmitis	13%	—
crying when complaining	—	7%
red eye syndrome	13%	—
macular edema	—	7%
severe lacrimation	12%	—
subcutaneous emphysema	—	7%
corneal edema	12%	—
cataract operated	—	7%
allergy	12%	—
insufficient convergence	—	7%
chronic inflammation of the eyes	12%	—
ligament injury	—	6%
constant lacrimation	11%	—
intraocular pressure is lowered	—	6%
eyes purulent discharge	11%	—
changing the size of body parts	—	6%
bacterial pneumonia	11%	—
pupils narrow	—	6%
acute violation of ophthalmotonus	22%	9%
swelling under the eyes in the morning	—	6%
scarlet	11%	—
retinal dystrophy	—	6%
transient tachypnea of newborns	11%	—
peripheral clouding of the lens	—	6%
atrophy of the eyeball	21%	8%
deterioration from apples	—	6%
rosacea	11%	—
ligament rupture	—	6%
seasonal allergies	11%	—
injuries	—	6%
acute viral keratitis	11%	—
ligament damage	—	6%
phlegmon of the eye socket	11%	—
fracture with displacement	—	6%
dermatitis	11%	—
swelling of the whole body	—	6%
onset of illness	11%	—
bruise	—	6%
spring qatar	10%	—
pain after injury	—	6%
papules	10%	—
dilated pupils	—	6%
exudate in anterior chambers of eye	10%	—
eye sensitivity	7%	13%
suppuration of the skin	10%	—
lung damage	—	5%
nodes red eyelids	10%	—
glaucoma and cataracts	—	5%
drug allergy	10%	—
hematoma	—	5%
herpes	10%	—
traumatic illness	—	5%
spasm	15%	3%
muscle rupture	—	5%
adenovirus conjunctivitis	10%	—
different eyes	—	5%
inflammation	21%	9%
hypotension	—	5%
wet eyes	17%	5%
overexcitation of the psyche	—	5%
improvement after tears	10%	—
retinal dissection	—	5%
dermatitis of the eyelids	10%	—
retinal atrophy	—	5%
lying on the sick side	9%	—
hemorrhages on the skin	—	5%
pain from herpes	9%	—
red whites of the eyes	—	5%
the first half of the day is worse	9%	—
capillary bleeding	—	5%
allergic keratitis	9%	—
tremor when moving	—	5%
amoebiasis	9%	—
capillary leak syndrome	—	5%
increased sensitivity	9%	—
soft tissue injury	—	5%
keratitis in children	9%	—
pain in the eyes in the morning	—	5%
vulgar pemphigus	9%	—
caution	—	5%
stevens-johnson syndrome	9%	—
worse when moving	—	5%
effects of taking antibiotics	9%	—
inflammation of the eyes	24%	29%
atopic dermatitis	9%	—
deterioration of vision	7%	12%
wegener's granulomatosis	9%	—
wound	8%	13%

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