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Results: Differences General ✘Hepatic coma✘Intestinal obstruction in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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mushroom poisoning 48% —
intestinal obstruction — 58%
swelling of the brain 39% —
vomiting bile — 56%
coma 38% —
stool with gases — 52%
liver failure 36% —
violation of the stool — 50%
primary biliary cirrhosis 34% —
small bowel obstruction — 48%
alcoholic liver disease 34% —
fecal vomiting — 48%
alcoholic hepatitis 34% —
rushes from pain — 47%
viral hepatitis 31% —
pain due to flatulence — 47%
liver problems 30% —
paralytic syndrome — 46%
no consciousness 30% —
vomiting — 46%
food poisoning 30% —
adhesions in the intestines — 45%
gastric bleeding 30% —
inversion of the intestines — 45%
hypoproteinemia 30% —
rushes in bed — 44%
bleeding ulcer 29% —
dryness of the skin of the lips — 44%
hepatitis 29% —
red feces — 44%
hepatic encephalopathy 28% —
groans in pain — 44%
intestinal bleeding 28% —
frequent stools — 44%
convulsions 28% —
stool delay — 43%
bleeding 27% —
childhood diseases — 42%
liver transplantation 26% —
congenital intestinal obstruction — 42%
bacteremia 26% —
history of laparoscopic surgery — 42%
damage to the nervous system 26% —
helminths — 42%
no reaction of the pupil to light 26% —
vomiting during meals — 41%
fulminant hepatitis 26% —
vomiting food — 41%
prothrombin index increased 25% —
bloating — 41%
increased bleeding 25% —
impaired function of the small intestine — 41%
hyperbilirubinemia 25% —
food is poorly digested — 40%
peptic ulcer 25% —
pain in the intestines — 40%
prothrombin index lowered 25% —
dolichosigma — 40%
toxic liver 24% —
defecation painful — 39%
alcoholic cirrhosis liver 24% —
dull complexion — 37%
acute shock 24% —
rushing around — 37%
increased intracranial pressure 24% —
dry lips — 37%
impaired gastric function 24% —
abdominal pain — 37%
alcoholic coma 24% —
difficult defecation — 37%
history of liver surgery 23% —
fecal stone — 36%
eating and drinking 23% —
spasmodic pain — 36%
cirrhosis of the liver 23% —
abundant stool — 36%
deep coma 23% —
vomiting mucus — 36%
encephalopathy 23% —
strangulation asphyxia — 35%
chronic peritonitis 23% —
hirschsprung 's disease — 35%
jaundice 23% —
disease dull abdominal pain — 35%
toxic hepatitis 22% —
ascariasis — 35%
severe hypothermia 22% —
ascaris — 35%
inflammation of the stomach 22% —
consequences of surgery — 34%
acute ethanol poisoning 22% —
intestinal infarction — 34%
effects of shock 22% —
lying in bed — 33%
drug disease 22% —
indomitable vomiting — 33%
toxic pulmonary edema 21% —
constant abdominal pain — 33%
biliary cirrhosis of the liver 21% —
dysentery — 33%
renal edema 21% —
consequences of abdominal trauma — 33%
respiratory insufficiency 21% —
megacolon — 33%
kidney failure 21% —
rupture duodenal dysfunction — 32%
complications of ventilation 21% —
constipation children — 32%
organic brain damage 21% —
constipation — 32%
stiffness in the joints 21% —
red fecal — 31%
spicy food 21% —
frequent bloating — 31%
a history of organ transplantation 21% —
worms in the feces — 31%
general intoxication syndrome 21% —
eats inedible — 31%
cramps in the extremities 21% —
artificial feeding — 30%
toxic shock syndrome 20% —
abdominal pain during defecation — 30%
hemorrhagic syndrome 20% —
stool is large — 30%
stereotypical movements 20% —
intestinal paresis — 30%
hypoxia 20% —
pain increases gradually — 30%
anemia 20% —
sympathetic — 30%
intra-abdominal abscesses 20% —
the stool is weak — 30%
improvement from alcohol 20% —
colon obstruction 26% 56%
hepatitis chronic 20% —
dry — 29%
hypovolemic shock 20% —
severe gas formation — 29%
chronic viral hepatitis 20% —
abnormalities of intestinal development — 29%
sepsis 20% —
changes in feces — 29%
medicinal hepatotoxicity 19% —
neurological disorders — 29%
dilated pupils 19% —
intestinal polyp — 29%
magnesia 19% —
often sick child — 28%
medicinal hepatitis 19% —
bloating pain — 28%
incontinence of feces 19% —
the consequences of abdominal surgery — 28%
acute viral hepatitis 19% —
often abdominal pain — 28%
acute blood loss 19% —
constipation prolonged — 28%
clonic cramps 19% —
intestinal diverticula — 28%
intestinal abscess 19% —
intestinal resection — 27%
liver necrosis 19% —
atonic constipation — 27%
acute condition 19% —
abdominal injuries — 27%
acute hepatitis 18% —
prolonged defecation — 27%
coagulopathy 18% —
periodic illness — 27%
hemoglobin increased 18% —
intestinal lethargy — 26%
there are no complaints 18% —
intestinal dyskinesia — 26%
refusal to drink 18% —
dry mouth — 26%
alcohol poisoning 18% —
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy — 26%
liver cancer 18% —
fidgety — 26%
pompe disease 18% —
vomiting multiple — 26%
hyperventilation syndrome 18% —
bowel cancer — 26%
purulent peritonitis 18% —
abdominal pain with vomiting — 25%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 17% —
inflammatory infiltrate — 25%
peritonitis 17% —
polyps — 25%
refuses to help 17% —
the pain is worse lying down — 25%
alcohol is abusing 17% —
colitis — 25%
stereotypia 17% —
dry skin — 25%
patient's condition 17% —
intestinal tumor — 24%
drug poisoning 17% —
polyneuropathy — 24%
hydrocephalus 17% —
belly enlargement — 24%

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