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Results: Differences General	✘Kalman syndrome	✘Testicular feminization syndrome
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 52%(1) 63%(1) Ultrasound of the organ 48%(0) 34%(0) Ultrasound of the pelvic organs 47%(0) 27%(0) Ultrasound of the scrotum organs 59%(0) — Measurements at the reception 33%(0) 19%(0) Gynecologist's examination — 43%(0) Spermogram — 41%(2) MRI of the pelvic organs 38%(0) — MRI of the organ 35%(0) — CT of the pelvic organs 35%(0) — CT of the organ 34%(0) — Elements and vitamins 31%(1) — Coagulogram — 29%(1) Neurologist's examination 28%(0) — MRI of the brain 28%(0) — CT of the head 28%(0) — CT scan of the brain 27%(0) — Endoscopy 26%(0) — Infection tests 24%(0) — Radiography of the area 24%(0) — MRI of the pelvic organs in men 22%(0) — General inspection — 21%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
testicular atrophy	89%	—
ars syndrome	—	99%
sense of smell is reduced	85%	—
clitoris	—	67%
loss of sense of smell	84%	—
gynecomastia	—	60%
hypogonadism	77%	—
hypospadias	—	51%
impaired sense of smell	66%	—
male infertility	—	50%
underdevelopment	64%	—
blindness	—	43%
small penis	54%	—
inguinal hernia surgery	—	42%
endocrine infertility	50%	—
azoospermia	—	41%
ovarian dysfunction	50%	—
insensitivity to pain	—	40%
development of external genital organs is incorrect	48%	—
ambivalent	—	40%
testicular hypoplasia	48%	—
increased	—	37%
penis size	47%	—
full	—	36%
ovarian hypoplasia	46%	—
anatomically narrow pelvis	—	35%
anovulation	45%	—
excess testesterone	—	35%
anovulatory cycle	45%	—
seminoma	—	34%
anovulatory infertility	44%	—
inguinal hernia	—	32%
uterine hypoplasia	42%	—
skewed pelvis	—	32%
primary amenorrhea	41%	—
nose large eyes	—	28%
ovarian hypofunction	38%	—
genital neoplasms	—	27%
lags behind in the development	38%	—
history of chest surgery	—	26%
ovarian insufficiency	38%	—
hernia	—	26%
hearing loss in children	38%	—
lot of operations in small things	—	24%
connective tissue dysplasia	37%	—
bone deformation	—	24%
delayed puberty	37%	—
2 children	—	24%
anomalies of kidney development	36%	—
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	—	23%
appendages of the uterus	60%	25%
skin anesthesia	—	23%
strong character	33%	—
psychologist	—	23%
intellectual disabilities in children	33%	—
anesthesia	—	22%
effects of taking hormones	32%	—
cancer	—	21%
growth disorders in children	32%	—
angioplasty	—	20%
delay of mental development	32%	—
oncology	—	19%
decreased intelligence	32%	—
cryptorchidism	38%	55%
stunting	32%	—
lack of menstruation	36%	51%
smart baby	32%	—
history of surgery	22%	37%
impaired uterine function	31%	—
delayed speech development	31%	—
encephalopathy	31%	—
mental retardation	31%	—
pituitary gland diseases	31%	—
osteoporosis	30%	—
hearing impaired	30%	—
children's speech	30%	—
congenital heart	30%	—
responsible	29%	—
height is low	29%	—
cognitive disorders	29%	—
female pelvic organs	61%	32%
hypoxia	27%	—
hormonal disorders	26%	—
damage to the nervous system	25%	—
there are no complaints	24%	—
lowered	50%	32%
childhood diseases	34%	20%
testesterone deficiency	39%	32%
infertility female	46%	39%
fat deposits	35%	29%
effects of puberty	31%	26%
pregnancy	25%	21%

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