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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Portal hypertensionAcute abdomen
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General blood test 90%(7)1%(3)
General urine test 79%(1)
Coagulogram 79%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
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abnormalities of stomach development 41%
acute pain 25%
portal vein dilated 38%
very painful menstruation 7%
abnormalities of intestinal development 32%
abdominal cramps 6%
expansion of the esophagus 32%
lower abdominal pain 6%
portal vein thrombosis 31%
abdominal pain 11% 16%
venous bleeding 31%
pain spasm 5%
portal hypertension 31%
pulling abdominal pain 5%
budd—chiari syndrome 29%
pain in the navel area 4%
enlargement of the spleen 28%
pain in the intestines 4%
anomalies of esophageal development 28%
colic 4%
history of vein surgery 28%
abdominal pain when pressing 4%
veins bloating 27%
attacks of pain 3%
constrictive pericarditis 27%
spasmodic pain 3%
stomach swells 27%
pain worse at immobility 3%
abdominal swelling 26%
food is poorly digested 3%
volume of spleen is reduced 26%
spasm 3%
primary biliary cirrhosis 26%
intestinal obstruction 3%
veno-occlusive liver disease 25%
acute abdomen 3%
hepatitis 25%
liquid stool 3%
essential hypertension 25%
ovarian pregnancy 2%
intestinal bleeding 28% 1%
abdominal muscle pain 2%
acute venous thrombosis 25%
pain in the pleura 2%
pancreatic glans cancer 24%
hiccups 2%
alveococcosis 24%
aching 2%
congenital anomalies of the lower extremities 24%
hepatitis D 2%
opsouria 24%
pain like a knife 2%
veins protrude 24%
pain in the gallbladder 2%
liver cancer 24%
intestinal colic 2%
cirrhosis of the liver 27% 1%
purulent appendicitis 2%
presses 23%
pneumonia with pleurisy 2%
ascites 27% 2%
changes in feces 2%
venous mesh on legs 23%
the condition is extremely serious 2%
liver problems 23%
colic after eating 2%
hypersplenism 23%
local peritonitis 2%
hypertension 23%
abdominal injuries during pregnancy 2%
veins swelling on the legs 22%
pain in the pelvis 2%
gastric bleeding 22%
tension in the stomach 2%
bleeding ulcer 22%
aching stomach 2%
secondary biliary cirrhosis of the liver 21%
appendicitis 2%
dropsy of the gallbladder 21%
wandering pains 2%
volume of spleen is increased 21%
extreme abdominal soreness when touched 2%
impaired arterial function 21%
huge stomach 2%
polycystic liver disease 21%
arterial bleeding 2%
mushroom poisoning 21%
acute appendicitis 2%
swelling of the legs 21%
pleurisy 2%
abnormalities of pancreatic development 21%
exhausting pain 2%
schistosomiasis 21%
the pain is worse lying down 2%
impaired venous function 23% 1%
pain as from a bruise 2%
pericarditis 20%
acute salpingitis 2%
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver 20%
necrosis 2%
anomalies of the gallbladder development 20%
blood in feces 2%
polycystic liver 20%
children 's roseola 2%
pain in the right hypochondrium 20%
constipation 2%
splenic vein thrombosis 20%
acute condition 2%
swelling 20%
stool with mucus 2%
impaired gastric function 23% 2%
purulent pancreatitis 2%
bleeding 23% 2%
mononucleosis 2%
gallbladder cancer 19%
tumors of the peritoneum 2%
intrahepatic cholestasis 19%
pain when touched 2%
chronic venous edema 19%
stool with mucus and blood 2%
increased bleeding 19%
inversion of the intestines 2%
ankle swelling 19%
colic in the stomach 2%
varicose veins of the legs 19%
abdominal pregnancy 2%
hypertensive heart failure 19%
general tension 2%
blood diseases 21% 1%
purulent cholecystitis 2%
feeling of overflow of the stomach 18%
agony 2%
alcoholic cirrhosis liver 18%
infectious mononucleosis 2%
gastrointestinal problems 22% 2%
pain-free myocardial infarction 2%
thrombosis 21% 1%
tension in the bladder area 2%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 22% 2%
acute abdominal pains 2%
pain in the veins 18%
barrett 's syndrome 2%
varicose veins of the esophagus 18%
muscle pain 2%
right-sided symptoms 18%
abdominal injuries 2%
cholangiocarcinoma 18%
plum belly syndrome 2%
phlebitis 18%
ley syndrome 2%
angioplasty 21% 1%
pseudoabdominal syndrome 2%
venous congestion 17%
myocardial infarction 2%
cancer 17%
stone in the stomach 2%
rectum stomach 17%
pancreatonecrosis 2%
limb movement limitation of movement 17%
tension of the anterior abdominal wall 2%
liver metastases 17%
patient's condition 2%
consequences of infection 17%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 2%
echinococcosis 17%
stones in the bladder 1%
blockage of blood vessels 17%
does not tolerate pain 1%
swelling of the upper part belly 17%
pancreatitis 1%
parasitic liver diseases 17%
gradual deterioration of the condition 1%
digestive disorders 16%
paranoia 1%
umbilical hernia 16%
angina pectoris 1%
nausea with increased pressure 16%
forced situation 1%
spicy food 16%
patient is motionless 1%
congenital liver fibrosis 16%
vomiting multiple 1%
chronic viral hepatitis 16%
suspicion 1%
hepatitis chronic 16%
viral tonsillitis 1%
head like a drunken 16%
diabetes mellitus 1%
liver cyst 16%
cold sweat 1%
vascular damage 16%
it hurts to talk 1%
post-traumatic shock 16%
asleep makes in its own way 1%
history of surgery 20% 2%
frequent stools 1%
malignant arterial hypertension 16%
red fecal 1%
biliary cirrhosis of the liver 16%
purulent sore throats 1%

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