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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General DIC syndromeConvulsive syndrome in children
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Blood biochemistry 66%(8)44%(12)
Coagulogram 94%(4)5%(4)
General urine test 82%(4)10%(13)
Other hormones 41%(2)5%(3)
Coprogram 29%(3)6%(1)
Measurements at the reception 26%(0)6%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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leukocyturia 82%
epilepsy 51%
post-traumatic shock 72%
epilepsy in children 49%
hepatorenal syndrome 69%
epilepsy attacks 48%
proteinuria 74% 4%
absences 30%
decreased fibrinogen 66%
impulsiveness 22%
hypercoagulation syndrome 62%
epilepsy at night 22%
hyperfibrinogenemia 62%
lags behind in the development 20%
gastric bleeding 58%
epilepsy in a dream 18%
bleeding ulcer 57%
delayed speech development 18%
bleeding uterine 57%
children's speech 17%
acute renal failure 62% 3%
convulsions with loss of consciousness 16%
external bleeding 56%
fainting 14%
traumatic shock 61% 4%
febrile convulsions in children 14%
dic syndrome 60% 3%
hydrocephalus 14%
intestinal bleeding 55%
jealousy in children 13%
by erosion of the stomach 53%
nocturnal epilepsy attacks 12%
snake bite 52%
tonic convulsions 12%
antithrombin is elevated 52%
childhood absentee epilepsy 12%
thrombin time is increased 52%
twitching of the body 12%
liver injuries 51%
neonatal convulsions 12%
acute shock 56% 3%
clonic cramps 12%
hemorrhagic syndrome 51%
convulsive syndrome in children 12%
protein with increased 55% 3%
cramps of the hands 12%
effects of shock 54% 3%
generalized epilepsy 11%
shock states of various genesis 54% 3%
cramps in the extremities 11%
gastrojunal ulcer 49%
brain development abnormalities 11%
hypofibrinogenemia 49%
aura 11%
pain after injury 49%
convulsions in the anamnesis 11%
capillary bleeding 48%
delay of mental development 11%
collapse 48%
tonic-clonic convulsions 11%
thrombocytopenia 52% 2%
convulsions in sleep 11%
terminal states 47%
focal epilepsy 10%
toxic hepatitis 47%
epilepsy in childhood 10%
effects of poisoning 53% 5%
postencephalitic syndrome 10%
central venous pressure is lowered 46%
epilepsy in the morning 10%
kidney failure 51% 3%
head injury 9%
hemorrhagic diathesis 50% 2%
encephalitis 9%
pulmonary edema 49% 2%
leukoencephalitis 9%
stomach ulcer 45%
cramps in the legs 9%
hematocrit is reduced 45%
hypomagnesemia 9%
increased bleeding 49% 2%
paralysis 9%
intestinal ulcer 45%
no consciousness 9%
bacteremia 50% 3%
decreased calcium 9%
the taste of acetone in the mouth 44%
sudden onset 9%
acute liver failure 44%
head established magnesium deficiency 9%
sepsis 49% 3%
neuroinfections 9%
parenchymal jaundice 44%
hypoglycemia 9%
peptic ulcer 43%
epileptic encephalopathy in children 8%
arterial bleeding 43%
damage to the nervous system 8%
dystrophy 48% 3%
angelman syndrome 8%
acute injury 53% 8%
forgetfulness 8%
thrombosis 47% 3%
panagiotopoulos syndrome 8%
respiratory insufficiency 46% 2%
temporal lobe epilepsy 8%
impaired gastric function 46% 2%
focal cortical dysplasia 8%
platelet aggregation increased 42%
mental retardation 8%
liver failure 42%
thin 8%
diseases of the stomach and duodenum 42%
traumatic brain injury 8%
septic abortion 42%
decreased magnesium 8%
pulmonary hemorrhage 42%
dravet syndrome 8%
burn shock 42%
meningoencephalitis 8%
impaired uterine function 41%
viral meningoencephalitis 8%
bleeding 45% 2%
decreased intelligence 8%
acute blood loss 41%
cysticercosis 8%
hemolytic-uremic syndrome 41%
large child 8%
consequences of injuries 46% 4%
rasmussen's encephalitis 8%
birth trauma 40%
apnea 8%
impaired kidney function 46% 4%
acute head injury 8%
liver problems 46% 4%
tics 8%
oliguria 39%
memory impairment 8%
a lot of medicines 39%
magnesia 7%
gastrointestinal problems 43% 3%
big head 7%
postpartum sepsis 38%
neurological disorders 7%
infectious and toxic myocarditis 38%
hippocampus is not symmetrical 7%
thermal burns 38%
kozhevnikovskaya epilepsy 7%
obstetric peritonitis 38%
early closure of fontanelles 7%
acute hepatitis 38%
g40 9 unspecified epilepsy 7%
venous bleeding 38%
lissencephaly 7%
impaired lung function 44% 4%
perinatal encephalopathy 7%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 43% 4%
twitching of the head 7%
profuse uterine bleeding 37%
spasm 7%
platelet aggregation is reduced 37%
tiki in children 7%
hemolysis of erythrocytes 36%
helps others 7%
pain-free myocardial infarction 36%
hyperthermic syndrome in children 7%
pionephrosis 35%
2 children 7%
prolonged crushing syndrome 35%
cysticercosis of the brain 7%
intoxication 44% 7%
viral encephalitis 7%
pelvioperitonitis 35%
small epileptic seizure 7%
postpartum bleeding 35%
cytomegalovirus 7%
thrombocytopathy 35%
stress 7%
worse from water 35%
cerebral palsy 7%
ulcers in the nose 35%
epilepsy in pregnant women 7%
retroperitoneal hematoma 34%
epileptic psychosis 7%
cancer 34%
tuberous sclerosis 7%
acute abdomen 34%
twitching of the hands 7%
pleurisy 34%
myoclonic epilepsy 7%
necrotic pancreatitis 34%
juvenile absentee epilepsy 7%
patient's condition 40% 4%
hyperthermia 7%
addison 's crisis 34%
disorders of consciousness 7%
consequences of infection 43% 7%
risk ii 7%
postpartum infections 33%
brain tumor 7%

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