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Results: Differences General	✘DIC syndrome	✘Liver necrosis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(15) 100%(4) Coagulogram 94%(4) 87%(1) General urine test 82%(4) 64%(4) Blood biochemistry 66%(8) 27%(9) Coprogram 29%(3) 26%(3)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	72%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	53%
hepatorenal syndrome	69%	—
primary biliary cirrhosis	—	40%
decreased fibrinogen	66%	—
hepatitis chronic	—	35%
acute renal failure	62%	—
hepatitis c	—	34%
hypercoagulation syndrome	62%	—
trembling in the stomach	—	34%
hyperfibrinogenemia	62%	—
chronic active hepatitis	—	32%
traumatic shock	61%	—
cytolysis syndrome	—	31%
dic syndrome	60%	—
absent-mindedness	—	30%
gastric bleeding	58%	—
spots on the abdomen	—	29%
bleeding uterine	57%	—
reactive hepatitis	—	29%
bleeding ulcer	57%	—
hepatic coma	—	28%
acute shock	56%	—
nausea without vomiting	—	28%
external bleeding	56%	—
painful palpation of liver	—	28%
intestinal bleeding	55%	—
chronic cholangitis	—	28%
protein with increased	55%	—
increase ggtp	—	27%
shock states of various genesis	54%	—
urine light	—	27%
effects of shock	54%	—
liver spots on the skin	—	26%
acute injury	53%	—
black discharge	—	26%
by erosion of the stomach	53%	—
fair skin	—	26%
effects of poisoning	53%	—
rashes on the fingers	—	26%
snake bite	52%	—
skin on the hands is red	—	26%
antithrombin is elevated	52%	—
tremor	—	26%
thrombin time is increased	52%	—
dark urine	—	26%
thrombocytopenia	52%	—
diarrhea yellow	—	26%
hemorrhagic syndrome	51%	—
hypertrophy biliary tract	—	26%
kidney failure	51%	—
acholic feces	—	26%
liver injuries	51%	—
yellow fever	—	25%
hemorrhagic diathesis	50%	—
weakness after diarrhea	—	25%
hypofibrinogenemia	49%	—
chemical burn	—	25%
gastrojunal ulcer	49%	—
enlarged liver	—	25%
pulmonary edema	49%	—
biliary cirrhosis of the liver	—	25%
increased bleeding	49%	—
digestive weakness	—	24%
pain after injury	49%	—
red palms	—	24%
capillary bleeding	48%	—
rash on the fingers	—	24%
terminal states	47%	—
congenital liver fibrosis	—	24%
toxic hepatitis	47%	—
from injections	—	24%
thrombosis	47%	—
cholangitis	—	24%
consequences of injuries	46%	—
compression of the spinal cord	—	24%
central venous pressure is lowered	46%	—
wilson-konovalov disease	—	23%
impaired gastric function	46%	—
convulsions	—	23%
respiratory insufficiency	46%	—
hepatic encephalopathy	—	23%
impaired kidney function	46%	—
wounds of the heart	—	23%
bleeding	45%	—
compression in the body	—	23%
hematocrit is reduced	45%	—
loss of fluids	—	23%
stomach ulcer	45%	—
red hands	—	23%
intestinal ulcer	45%	—
scar inflammation	—	23%
acute liver failure	44%	—
black feces	—	23%
parenchymal jaundice	44%	—
vascular asterisks	—	23%
the taste of acetone in the mouth	44%	—
rashes on the palms	—	23%
impaired lung function	44%	—
empty	—	22%
peptic ulcer	43%	—
solid tumor	—	22%
arterial bleeding	43%	—
increase of the alkaline phosphatase	—	22%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	43%	—
medicinal hepatitis	—	22%
hypoxia	42%	—
rash on the wrists	—	22%
diseases of the stomach and duodenum	42%	—
wound	—	22%
liver failure	42%	—
rash on the abdomen	—	22%
platelet aggregation increased	42%	—
medicinal hepatotoxicity	—	22%
trauma	42%	—
cholestasis	—	22%
septic abortion	42%	—
liver necrosis	29%	50%
impaired arterial function	42%	—
increased ast	—	21%
pulmonary hemorrhage	42%	—
rashes on the hands	—	21%
burn shock	42%	—
hyperbilirubinemia	—	21%
impaired uterine function	41%	—
inhibition	—	21%
hemolytic-uremic syndrome	41%	—
impaired spleen function	—	21%
acute blood loss	41%	—
thinking disorders	—	21%
birth trauma	40%	—
red dots	—	21%
consequences of surgery	39%	—
tremor of the hands	—	21%
lowered	39%	—
nerve damage	—	20%
oliguria	39%	—
coma	—	20%
consequences of a viral infection	39%	—
increased alt	—	20%
a lot of medicines	39%	—
small-point rash	—	20%
angiopathy	39%	—
encephalopathy	—	19%
postpartum sepsis	38%	—
small rash	—	19%
thermal burns	38%	—
feeling the heat in the skin	—	19%
infectious and toxic myocarditis	38%	—
liver dysfunction	—	19%
obstetric peritonitis	38%	—
clear boundaries	—	19%
venous bleeding	38%	—
hyperlipidemia	—	19%
hypotension	37%	—
ascites	—	19%
hemorrhagic stroke	37%	—
hallucinations	—	19%
platelet aggregation is reduced	37%	—
history of vein surgery	—	19%
profuse uterine bleeding	37%	—
no strength	—	19%
oncology	36%	—
the skin is dark	—	19%
hemolysis of erythrocytes	36%	—
history of liver surgery	—	19%
pain-free myocardial infarction	36%	—
effects of taking antibiotics	—	19%
apoplexy	36%	—
cholesterolemia	—	19%
pelvioperitonitis	35%	—
cramps in the legs	—	19%
postpartum bleeding	35%	—
wounds heal poorly	—	18%
thrombocytopathy	35%	—
red rash	—	18%
pionephrosis	35%	—
reddening of the skin	—	18%
worse from water	35%	—
skin spots	—	18%
prolonged crushing syndrome	35%	—
itchy skin	—	18%
attacks of pain	35%	—
overexcitation of the psyche	—	18%
ulcers in the nose	35%	—
up vascular mesh	—	18%
cancer	34%	—
scratch	—	18%
addison 's crisis	34%	—
aggressive	—	17%
little urine	34%	—
digestive disorders	—	17%
acute abdomen	34%	—
rapid weight loss	—	17%
pleurisy	34%	—
suppuration of the skin	—	17%
retroperitoneal hematoma	34%	—
no appetite	—	17%
necrotic pancreatitis	34%	—
loss body weight	—	17%
abortions	34%	—
gradual deterioration of the condition	—	17%

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