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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General DIC syndromePulmonary hemorrhage
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Coagulogram 94%(4)13%(2)
General urine test 82%(4)10%(1)
Blood biochemistry 66%(8)
Other hormones 41%(2)23%(1)
Measurements at the reception 26%(0)28%(0)
Respiratory tract endoscopy 47%(0)
Coprogram 29%(3)17%(1)
Endoscopy 38%(0)
ENT examination 31%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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leukocyturia 82%
sputum 90%
proteinuria 74%
cough 76%
post-traumatic shock 72%
bacterial destruction of the lungs 41%
hepatorenal syndrome 69%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 37%
decreased fibrinogen 66%
sputum with streaks of blood 35%
acute renal failure 62%
bronchial lesion 33%
hypercoagulation syndrome 62%
sputum clots 32%
hyperfibrinogenemia 62%
bronchiectasis 31%
traumatic shock 61%
silicatoses 30%
bleeding uterine 57%
lung gangrene 30%
acute shock 56%
pulmonary tuberculosis 30%
protein with increased 55%
ascariasis of the lungs 30%
shock states of various genesis 54%
a foreign body of the bronchus 29%
effects of shock 54%
black discharge 28%
by erosion of the stomach 53%
pneumoconiosis 28%
effects of poisoning 53%
wegener's granulomatosis 28%
acute injury 53%
pulmonary artery aneurysm 27%
thrombin time is increased 52%
violation of pulmonary circulation 27%
antithrombin is elevated 52%
crackling medium bubbling 27%
snake bite 52%
asleep cough during the day 26%
kidney failure 51%
tuberculosis 26%
liver injuries 51%
lower respiratory tract infections 26%
bacteremia 50%
lung abscess 26%
hypofibrinogenemia 49%
lung damage 26%
gastrojunal ulcer 49%
lung rupture 26%
pulmonary edema 49%
dizziness from coughing 25%
sepsis 49%
cough wet during the day 25%
pain after injury 49%
chronic nonspecific lung diseases 25%
dystrophy 48%
frequent cough 25%
terminal states 47%
goodpasture syndrome 25%
toxic hepatitis 47%
purulent bronchitis 25%
impaired kidney function 46%
ARVI 24%
impaired gastric function 46%
wet crackling 24%
central venous pressure is lowered 46%
suffocation 24%
liver problems 46%
poikilocytosis 24%
stomach ulcer 45%
chronic lung abscess 24%
intestinal ulcer 45%
nosebleeds when coughing 24%
parenchymal jaundice 44%
endometriosis 24%
the taste of acetone in the mouth 44%
hypertension 23%
acute liver failure 44%
aneurysm of the heart 23%
peptic ulcer 43%
cough paroxysmal 23%
hypoxia 42%
burning in the veins 23%
burn shock 42%
fibrosis of the lungs 23%
septic abortion 42%
randu-osler-weber disease 23%
dic syndrome 60% 16%
echinococcosis of the lungs 22%
diseases of the stomach and duodenum 42%
sputum copious 22%
platelet aggregation increased 42%
aortic aneurysm 22%
liver failure 42%
main complaint cough 22%
hemolytic-uremic syndrome 41%
crackling in the lungs 22%
birth trauma 40%
liquid sputum 22%
thrombocytopenia 52% 10%
cough wet 22%
consequences of a viral infection 39%
viral pneumonia 22%
a lot of medicines 39%
prolonged cold 21%
acute hepatitis 38%
atherosclerotic aneurysm 21%
obstetric peritonitis 38%
lung cancer 21%
external bleeding 56% 16%
a history of endoscopic surgery 21%
infectious and toxic myocarditis 38%
pulmonary hypertension 21%
postpartum sepsis 38%
ascariasis 20%
thermal burns 38%
helminths 20%
platelet aggregation is reduced 37%
bacterial pneumonia 20%
profuse uterine bleeding 37%
acute bronchitis 20%
hemorrhagic stroke 37%
actinomycosis 20%
hemolysis of erythrocytes 36%
stenosis of the mouth of the pulmonary artery 20%
apoplexy 36%
fungus 20%
toxic liver 36%
bronchitis 20%
pain-free myocardial infarction 36%
aneurysm 20%
pelvioperitonitis 35%
ascaris 20%
postpartum bleeding 35%
atrophic bronchitis 19%
pionephrosis 35%
cardiac cough 19%
worse from water 35%
broncholithiasis 19%
prolonged crushing syndrome 35%
conservative 19%
ulcers in the nose 35%
monthly prolonged 19%
thrombocytopathy 35%
mycoses of the gastrointestinal tract 19%
retroperitoneal hematoma 34%
echinococcosis 19%
addison 's crisis 34%
crackling large bubbly 19%
necrotic pancreatitis 34%
rib fracture 19%
abortions 34%
sputum is scanty 18%
acute abdomen 34%
abscess 18%
toxicosis 34%
burning in the chest 18%
collapse 48% 12%
essential hypertension 18%
intoxication 44% 8%
tuberculosis in the anamnesis 18%
diabetes insipidus 33%
papules 18%
consequences of abdominal trauma 33%
chest damage 18%
postpartum infections 33%
mitral stenosis 18%
premature placental abruption 33%
reticulocytosis 18%
weakness of labor activity 33%
cough with mucous sputum 18%
placenta previa 33%
angiomatosis 18%
toxic pulmonary edema 32%
weakness after coughing 18%
consequences of injuries 46% 12%
cough with difficult sputum 18%
kidney infarction 32%
enlargement of the uterus 17%
does the wrong thing 32%
sharp cough 17%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 32%
blood dark 17%
stroke 32%
coronary thrombosis 17%
cardiogenic shock 32%
weakened breathing 17%
hemorrhagic syndrome 51% 17%
obliterating atherosclerosis 17%
blue belly 32%
internal bleeding 17%
liver dystrophy 31%
lung sequestration 17%
frequent bloating 31%
strong cough 17%
patient's condition 40% 7%
atherosclerosis of the aorta 17%
violation of the stool 31%
sputum green 17%

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