Comparison results

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Analogs

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%(0)	—
Ultrasound of the Heart	52%(0)	—
Coagulogram	—	33%(1)

Distinctive symptoms

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

42%

—

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

—

100%

open atrioventricular canal

34%

—

happy

—

40%

splitting of the II tone

34%

—

low

—

27%

ventricular septal defect

32%

—

acute heart failure

—

23%

congenital heart

32%

—

contractures of the joints

—

23%

apex systolic murmur

31%

—

shortening of limbs

—

23%

open oval window

30%

—

delay in physical development

—

22%

systolic hypertension

29%

—

contracture

—

22%

systolic murmur at base

28%

—

stunting

—

21%

left-sided symptoms

28%

—

desire to control

—

21%

predominant right

28%

—

growth disorders in children

—

21%

pulmonary hypertension

27%

—

effects of taking hormones

—

21%

tricuspid insufficiency

27%

—

consequences of childbirth

—

19%

chronic condition

26%

—

sensations in the head

—

19%

subacute septic endocarditis

25%

—

enlarged liver

—

19%

nose pulmonary heart

25%

—

lags behind in the development

—

18%

hypertension

24%

—

IBS

—

18%

movement of septum of heart is paradoxical

23%

—

strong man

—

17%

left atrium volume decreased

23%

—

diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

—

16%

subaortic stenosis

23%

—

auscultation of the heart

15%

22%

cardiac asthma

23%

—

aortic stenosis

16%

23%

pneumococcal infection

22%

—

dyspnea

13%

18%

worse from increased pressure

22%

—

childhood diseases

11%

16%

prehypertension

22%

—

patient's condition

11%

15%

pulmonary artery atresia

21%

—

heart murmurs

23%

diseases of infants

21%

—

mitral heart defects

26%

duration of qrs interval is increased

21%

—

mitral stenosis

26%

overload of the right parts of the heart

20%

—

enlargement of the heart

20%

endocarditis

20%

—

dilated cardiomyopathy

19%

—

aortic coarctation

19%

—

right ventricle volume is decreased

19%

—

arterial occlusion

19%

—

palpitations

18%

—

down syndrome

18%

—

pain in the left side of the body

18%

—

feeling of stenosis

18%

—

sepsis

18%

—

tetrad of fallot

18%

—

disease high thin

18%

—

noise irritates

17%

—

right-sided symptoms

17%

—

combined heart defects

17%

—

atrioventricular block

17%

—

violation of pulmonary circulation

17%

—

violation of the right departments hearts

17%

—

pain in the left chest

17%

—

tachycardia attacks

17%

—

feels the heart

16%

—

hypertensive heart failure

16%

—

impaired arterial function

16%

—

cardiopulmonary insufficiency

16%

—

consequences of operation

16%

—

chronic respiratory failure

15%

—

inflammation

15%

—

cardiomyopathy

15%

—

venous congestion

15%

—

worse from pressure

15%

—

constant heartbeat

15%

—

lung removed

15%

—

stagnation in the lungs

15%

—

consequences of taking medications

15%

—

tremor

14%

—

open person

14%

—

bradycardia

14%

—

respiratory insufficiency

14%

—

lot of operations in small things

14%

—

pain throughout the body

13%

—

fatigue

13%

—

underdevelopment

13%

—

no appetite

13%

—

time of year

13%

—

tachycardia

13%

—

pain chest

13%

—

thin

13%

—

up circulatory disorders

12%

—

there are no complaints

11%

—

heart failure

29%

19%

cardiodilation

24%

20%

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