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Results: Differences General	✘Ossifying myositis	✘Job Syndrome
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 75%(2) General blood test — 65%(3) Infection tests — 50%(0) Respiratory tract endoscopy — 48%(0) Chest radiography — 41%(0) Endoscopy — 38%(0) Histological studies — 36%(0) Radiography of the area — 35%(0) CT of the organ — 34%(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%
ossifying myositis	90%	—
job syndrome	—	91%
myositis	54%	—
epiglottitis in children	—	86%
periarthritis	45%	—
epiglottitis	—	85%
spinal dryness	40%	—
lower respiratory tract infections	—	85%
calcification	36%	—
inflammation of larynx	—	82%
dense swelling	35%	—
pneumonia	—	82%
syringomyelia	30%	—
bronchitis in children	—	81%
syringobulbia	30%	—
fungus	—	78%
swelling	29%	—
lung aspergilloma	—	78%
crackling in the joints	28%	—
bronchitis	—	77%
oncology	27%	—
skin problems	—	77%
with the corn	26%	—
ARVI	—	77%
swelling after injury	26%	—
hemophilic infection	—	76%
the feeling of a fracture	26%	—
the chin is protruding	—	76%
erysipelas	26%	—
boil	—	74%
progressive ossifying fibrodysplasia	25%	—
post-traumatic arthrosis	—	74%
keratodermia	25%	—
staphylococcal pneumonia	—	74%
dense tumor	24%	—
pneumonia with bronchitis	—	74%
damage to the nervous system	24%	—
impaired lung function	—	73%
resorption	23%	—
asymmetry	—	73%
swelling of joints	23%	—
facial asymmetry	—	73%
osteomyelitis	22%	—
suppuration of the skin	—	73%
bedsores	22%	—
dermatitis and eczema	—	73%
osteosarcoma	22%	—
folliculitis	—	72%
cystitis	22%	—
acute eczema	—	72%
joint deformation	21%	—
consequences of sprains	—	71%
inflammation of the brain	21%	—
cold skin	—	67%
gangrene	21%	—
rash pustules	—	66%
lymphosarcoma	20%	—
itchy eczema	—	65%
peptic ulcer	19%	—
microbial eczema	—	65%
stones in the bladder	19%	—
aspergillosis	—	64%
general swelling does	19%	—
The skin is not	—	62%
pain in the legs	19%	—
complication of acute respiratory viral infections	—	59%
traumatic illness	19%	—
furunculosis	—	59%
calcium	18%	—
staphylococcus aureus	—	59%
feeling of heat	17%	—
abscess	—	59%
high temperature	17%	—
bronchiectasis	—	58%
muscle stretching	—	57%
sprains	—	57%
pseudomonas infection	—	56%
typhlitis	—	56%
ligament damage	—	54%
pneumonia in children	—	53%
eosinophilia	—	52%
anomalies of teeth	—	52%
allergy to antibiotics	—	51%
chronic pneumonia	—	51%
childhood diseases	—	50%
sinusitis	—	50%
purulent rashes on the skin	—	50%
primary immunodeficiency	—	50%
dermatosis	—	49%
rashes itchy	—	49%
viral pneumonia	—	49%
arthrosis	—	49%
chronic bronchitis unspecified	—	47%
Chronical bronchitis	—	47%
bacterial pneumonia	—	46%
effects of taking antibiotics	—	46%
acute bronchitis	—	46%
streptococci	—	45%
reddening of the skin	—	44%
frequent colds	—	43%
bronchial lesion	—	43%
bone deformation	—	42%
itchy skin	—	42%
a history of organ transplantation	—	41%
history of surgery	15%	56%
dermatitis	20%	60%
fighting	—	40%
immunodeficiency	—	40%
inflammation	35%	74%
allergy	—	37%
necrosis	—	37%
consequences of infection	—	36%
angiopathy	—	36%
patient's condition	—	33%
increased	—	32%
osteopenia	24%	52%
joint diseases	18%	39%
consequences of injuries	18%	39%
muscle damage	29%	44%
trauma	28%	35%

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