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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Hepatic cell carcinomaRecurrence of stomach cancer
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 23%(0)100%(0)
General blood test 23%(6)85%(2)
Ultrasound of abdominal cavity 20%(0)80%(0)
Histological studies 18%(0)57%(0)
Blood biochemistry 49%(0)10%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ 10%(0)13%(0)
CT of the organ 9%(0)13%(0)
Coagulogram 20%(2)
Endoscopy 3%(0)14%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%25%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 31%
cancer 79% 21%
gastric resection 21%
breast cancer 23%
peritoneal carcinomatosis 20%
solid tumors 23%
bursting pain in the stomach 20%
oncology 41% 20%
nausea is worse after eating 19%
cell carcinoma colon cancer 19%
cancer in the anamnesis 5% 24%
effects of chemotherapy 19%
heaviness in the stomach after eating 19%
breast tumor 18%
no appetite 19%
tumors of the large intestine 17%
heaviness in the upper abdomen 19%
liver resection 16%
recurrence of stomach cancer 18%
chronic viral hepatitis 14%
swelling in the stomach 18%
intestinal tumor 14%
small bowel cancer 18%
hepatitis chronic 13%
abdominal pain worse after eating 18%
cirrhosis of the liver 13%
heaviness in the epigastrium after eating 18%
hepatitis c 12%
no feeling of hunger 18%
hepatitis 12%
heaviness after eating 17%
viral hepatitis b 12%
feeling of overflow of the stomach 17%
benign neoplasms 23% 10%
oncology in the anamnesis 5% 22%
liver transplantation 11%
impaired gastric function 5% 22%
liver problems 11%
stomach pain after eating 17%
gastrointestinal problems 10%
pain in the spleen 17%
liver dysfunction 10%
worse after eating 16%
alpha-fetoprotein increased 9%
kidney adenocarcinoma 16%
a history of organ transplantation 9%
appetite immediately after eating 16%
lymphosarcoma 9%
bursting abdominal pain 16%
vascular tumor 9%
abdominal pain after eating 16%
acute hepatitis 8%
epigastric discomfort 15%
expansion of the esophagus 8%
mental fatigue 15%
acute viral hepatitis 8%
thin 15%
consequences of infection 8%
heaviness in the epigastric 15%
bone cancer 7%
digestive disorders 15%
liver sarcoma 7%
nausea after eating 15%
ru 7%
tumors of the spleen 15%
erythropoietin reduced 7%
stomach cancer 19% 33%
alcoholic liver disease 7%
worse before eating 14%
venous bleeding 7%
vomiting 14%
paraneoplastic syndrome 7%
hemorrhagic cystitis 14%
hemangioma 7%
feeling of heaviness in the stomach 14%
bone metastasis 7%
nausea 14%
ascites 26% 17%
gastric adenocarcinoma 18% 32%
hepatitis A 7%
abdominal distension 14%
history of vein surgery 6%
reduced efficiency 14%
liver failure 6%
heaviness in the abdomen 14%
adenocarcinoma of the colon 6%
abdominal distension a 14%
better in morning 6%
abdominal pain during meals 14%
jaundice 6%
stomach tumors 17% 31%
increased endurance 6%
eats 13%
parathyroid hormone reduced 6%
bursting 13%
thrombosis 6%
leukemia 13%
porphyria 6%
nausea during meals 13%
better in afternoon 6%
change in appetite 13%
increased calcium 6%
pain in the lymph nodes 13%
tyrosinemia 6%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 8% 21%
erythrocytosis 6%
removed organs 13%
osteosarcoma 6%
weight change 12%
portal vein thrombosis 6%
decreased intelligence 12%
acute venous thrombosis 6%
abdominal pain with nausea 12%
hypoglycemia 6%
enlarged lymph nodes 12%
pain in the right hypochondrium 6%
stomach nausea 12%
benign epithelial tumors 5%
cystitis 12%
discomfort in the right hypochondrium 5%
pain in the veins 12%
brain cancer 5%
skin cancer 12%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase 5%
abdominal pain with vomiting 12%
brain damage 5%
intestinal obstruction 12%
hepatoblastoma 5%
tumour in the abdomen 6% 18%
is generally worse on the right 5%
aggressive 3% 15%
hepatoses 5%
history of laparoscopic surgery 4% 16%
hepatosis fatty 5%
nausea vomiting 11%
swelling of the right leg 5%
consequences of surgery 5% 16%
leg pain fever 5%
pain in the intestines 11%
germinogenic tumors 5%
pale skin 11%
fat deposits 5%
appendages of the uterus 11%
liver atrophy 5%
muscle pain 11%
pregnancy 5%
high height 11%
intoxication 5%
liver pain 3% 13%
calcium 5%
rapid weight loss 10%
control issues 5%
emaciation 10%
studies a lot 5%
aching 10%
sarcopenia 5%
anemia 10%
stage of recovery 5%
soreness of the skin 10%
gastric bleeding 5%
overwork 10%
bleeding 5%
abdominal discomfort 3% 13%
blood diseases 5%
history of surgery 9% 19%
enlarged liver 5%
female pelvic organs 10%
impaired venous function 5%
fluid in the abdominal cavity 4% 13%
bleeding ulcer 5%
fluid in the abdomen 4% 13%
congenital liver fibrosis 5%
high temperature 2% 10%
recovery period 5%
feeling of heat 2% 10%
metastatic brain tumors 5%
general weakness 3% 11%
weakness in the right leg 5%
liver metastases 8% 16%
intestinal bleeding 5%
lowered 8% 15%
hemochromatosis 5%
inflammation 2% 9%
obesity on the stomach 5%
consequences of taking medications 5% 12%
is better in nature 4%
abdominal pain 3% 10%
constant pain 4%
worse food 3% 10%
big man 4%
worse during meals 3% 10%
kaposi 's sarcoma 4%
abdominal surgery 5% 11%
consequences of physical exertion 4%
increased 8% 14%
no knots 4%
angioplasty 5% 9%
anomalies of esophageal development 4%
there are no complaints 5% 9%
better after diarrhea 4%
onset of illness 6% 9%

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