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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General HematomaPolytrauma
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Distinctive symptoms
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bruise 100% 13%
polytrauma 32%
one fracture of the nose 64%
traumatic shock 30%
converging strabismus 50%
chest damage 30%
nose injury 50%
consequences of a fracture 28%
amblyopia 44%
leg injury 27%
blue skin 43%
catatrauma 25%
sneezing attacks 42%
open fracture 24%
calluses on his fingers 41%
pelvic bone fracture 23%
strabismus 38%
spinal injury 22%
sprains 34%
consequences of spinal injury 22%
head injury 55% 26%
hip fracture 21%
traumatic brain injury 54% 26%
effects of shock 20%
subarachnoid hemorrhage 18%
patient's condition 19%
the consequences of bruise 17%
abdominal injuries 19%
mallory-weiss syndrome 17%
fracture of the radius 18%
epidural hematoma 16%
broken collarbone 18%
impaired arterial function 26% 9%
consequences of chest injury 18%
hemorrhage in the ventricles of the brain 15%
lot of plans 17%
vomiting from overeating 15%
bruised hands 17%
aneurysm 14%
blunt abdominal trauma 17%
soft tissue hematoma 13%
history of brain surgery 17%
subdural hematoma 13%
bruise of the chest 16%
soft tissue bruise 13%
hemothorax 16%
hemorrhagic diathesis 13%
chemical burn 16%
desire for alcohol 12%
fracture of the lower leg 16%
up circulatory disorders 24% 10%
rib fracture 16%
brain damage 11%
discharge from the urethra 16%
increased blood clotting 11%
fracture of the humerus 16%
reflux esophagitis 11%
contusion head 16%
gastroesophageal reflux disease 11%
bone injury 15%
hemorrhagic stroke 11%
bladder injury 15%
apoplexy 10%
compression of the spinal cord 15%
increased appetite 10%
reticulocytosis 15%
hemorrhages on the skin 10%
the volume of blood loss is increased 15%
pulsates 9%
traumatic illness 15%
scarring 9%
shoulder injury 15%
vascular damage 9%
recovery period 14%
suppuration of the skin 9%
chest tension 14%
immunodeficiency 9%
pain after a fracture 14%
stroke 9%
cold sweat 14%
weakening of immunity 9%
pneumothorax 14%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 8%
spinal fracture 14%
impaired venous function 8%
serous pleurisy 14%
hematoma 21% 12%
effects of pneumonia 14%
lowered 7%
acute blood loss 14%
intracerebral hematoma 20% 14%
stage of recovery 14%
consequences of injuries 20% 14%
kidney damage 13%
skin problems 3%
suicide 13%
blood diseases 13% 9%
removed organs 13%
a history of neurosurgery 13%
lung damage 13%
big head 13%
effects of radiation 13%
effects of poisoning 12%
arterial bleeding 12%
tumors of the heart 12%
acute injury 12%
history of laparoscopic surgery 12%
open person 12%
pleurisy 12%
bone defects 12%
lung removed 12%
history of surgery 7% 19%
lot of operations in small things 11%
radiation therapy 11%
a lot of medicines 11%
burns 11%
moderate condition 11%
bleeding 8% 19%
thrombosis 10%
intoxication 10%
wound 10%
surgical infections 10%
changes in the blood 10%
radiation damage 10%
vascular tumor 10%
oncology 9%
inflammation 9%
consequences of taking medications 9%
heart dysfunction 9%
increased 7% 12%
compression of the brain 13% 16%
internal bleeding 12% 14%
angiopathy 8% 10%
consequences of infection 8% 9%

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