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Results: Differences General ✘Subclavian theft syndrome✘Atherosclerosis of the thoracic aorta
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Distinctive symptoms
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subclavian theft syndrome 93% —
plaques in the arteries — 95%
vertebral artery syndrome 49% —
dyslipidemia — 73%
arterial occlusion 48% —
increased cholesterol — 68%
takayasu's disease 44% —
hyperlipidemia — 68%
stair muscle syndrome 43% —
thrombosis — 66%
neck ribs 42% —
tingling in the hands — 66%
congenital syphilis 42% —
chest compaction — 65%
hemianopsia 39% —
calcification — 65%
consequences of stroke 36% —
burning behind the sternum — 62%
obliterating atherosclerosis 36% —
when turning the head worse — 62%
transient ischemic attack 34% —
hypertension atherosclerosis — 61%
pre-fainting condition 33% —
bite sensation — 60%
weakness in the extremities 32% —
worse when tilting the head — 60%
syphilis 30% —
atherosclerosis of the thoracic aorta — 59%
ataxia 30% —
violation of fat metabolism — 59%
blurred vision 29% —
pain chest — 59%
stroke 28% —
metabolic disorder — 57%
impaired coordination 28% —
lipid metabolism — 56%
visual impairment 27% —
calcium — 56%
muscle weakness 26% —
tingling in the chest — 54%
weakness after illness 25% —
pain at the base of the skull — 54%
lowered 22% —
independent — 54%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 29% 82%
fainting — 53%
tingling — 53%
xanthelasma — 53%
pain in the upper back — 52%
xanthomas — 52%
eyelid tumors — 51%
homocysteine — 51%
burns — 50%
pain in the cervical — 50%
disorders of consciousness — 50%
pressing pain behind the sternum — 50%
burning in his hands — 49%
periodic dizziness — 49%
dizziness sudden — 48%
gray eyes — 48%
increased — 47%
history of surgery — 47%
discomfort in the chest — 46%
diabetes mellitus — 46%
systemic vasculitis — 46%
fainting from pain — 45%
hypertension — 45%
sudden onset — 44%
pain in the side — 44%
up circulatory disorders — 44%
head tilted — 44%
angiopathy — 43%
heart dysfunction — 43%
periodic fainting — 43%
dizziness attacks — 43%
nose thrombophilia — 43%
neck pain — 42%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 42%
onset of illness — 42%
hoarseness voice — 42%
drug disease — 42%
feeling of crawling goosebumps — 41%
pain in the sternum — 41%
voice disorders — 40%
hypothyroidism — 38%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system — 38%
hallucinations — 38%
vascular spasm — 38%
psychosomatics — 37%
sensations in the hands — 37%
pulsates — 37%
pain during exercise — 37%
difficult to swallow — 37%
back pain — 37%
illness from stress — 37%
pain from the load — 36%
obesity — 35%
smokes — 35%
essential hypertension — 35%
elderly patients — 35%
vascular damage — 34%
helps others — 33%
radiation damage — 33%
spasm — 33%
abdominal pain — 33%
worse during day — 33%
presses — 32%
impaired gastric function — 32%
acute pain — 31%
damage to the nervous system — 30%
oncology — 28%
consequences of taking medications — 28%
patient's condition — 28%
angioplasty 23% 51%
impaired arterial function 41% 66%
dizziness 27% 49%
blood diseases 23% 41%
vasculitis 31% 40%
inflammation 22% 28%

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