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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Wolf-Parkinson-White syndromeTonsillogenic cardiomyopathy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 63%(0)100%(3)
ECG 65%(0)56%(0)
Ultrasound of the Heart 60%(0)
Thyroid hormones 60%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 44%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 24%
atrial fibrillation and flutter 40%
tonsillitis 21%
parkinson's disease 39%
muscular dystrophy 20%
atrial 38%
tonsillectomy 17%
atrial fibrillation 37%
acute stabbing pains 16%
palpitation of the heart 37%
chronic tonsillitis 15%
supraventricular arrhythmia 36%
heart murmurs 14%
tachycardia in the morning 35%
apex systolic murmur 13%
permanent arrhythmia 34%
auscultation of the heart 13%
arrhythmia attacks 34%
pricks 12%
infections palpitations in the morning 33%
rheumatic myocarditis 12%
tachycardia attacks 32%
sore throats in childhood 12%
supraventricular extrasystole 28%
frequent colds 12%
avf 28%
cardiodilation 12%
ventricular fibrillation 24%
the heart tones are muted 11%
arrhythmia 33% 8%
slight temperature 11%
sinus arrhythmia 23%
fever activity 11%
sinus tachycardia 23%
interruptions in the work of the heart 11%
atrioventricular block 21%
vegetative vascular dystonia 10%
The pulse is slow 20%
prolonged fever 10%
ventricular paroxysmal tachycardia 20%
fever tachycardia 10%
ventricular flutter 20%
systolic arterial hypotension 10%
damage to the nervous system 29% 7%
rheumatism 10%
localization of the main complaint: legs 19%
shortness of breath during physical exertion 10%
pq interval duration is lowered 19%
tonsillogenic cardiomyopathy 9%
arrhythmia tachycardia 30% 9%
palpitations with shortness of breath 9%
constant heartbeat 30% 9%
he feels his heart 9%
constant tachycardia 30% 9%
pectoris cardiac dyspnea 9%
the duration of the p-wave is increased 18%
left-sided symptoms 9%
glycoside intoxication 18%
pain during exercise 9%
r00 2 heartbeat 17%
pain in the heart 9%
slowness of movement 17%
variable symptoms 9%
CHD 16%
pain from the load 8%
there are no complaints 16%
dyspnea 8%
mitral valve 16%
leukocytosis 8%
heartbeat lying down 15%
joint diseases 8%
no knots 15%
joint pain 8%
impaired venous function 15%
enlargement of the heart 8%
sudden tachycardia 15%
acute pain 7%
attacks of pain 15%
high temperature 7%
impaired lung function 15%
inflammation 6%
arrhythmia at night 15%
myocardial dysfunction 9% 14%
patient's condition 14%
history of surgery 6% 9%
blockade of the legs of the bundle of gis 14%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 8% 9%
erection painful 14%
myocarditis 15% 16%
sudden heartbeat 14%
hypotension 7% 8%
qrs interval duration lowered 14%
drug disease 6% 7%
history of myocardial infarction 14%
heartbeat during exercise 11% 12%
caffeine poisoning 14%
hypotension 8% 9%
emotional 14%
hypertrophic cardiomyopathy 14%
restrictive cardiomyopathy 14%
alcohol poisoning 13%
intoxication 13%
lowered 13%
thyrotoxic heart 13%
angina attack 13%
hormonal disorders 12%
diffuse toxic goiter 12%
enlargement of the thyroid gland 12%
acute condition 12%
thyrotoxicosis 12%
stage of recovery 12%
duration of pq interval is increased 12%
heart hypertrophy 12%
increased 20% 6%
tachycardia 27% 13%
recovery period 12%
tachycardia under stress 12%
essential hypertension 11%
disorders of consciousness 11%
smokes 11%
tachycardia at rest 11%
poisoning with narcotic analgesics 11%
heartbeat from excitement 11%
palpitations at rest 11%
diffuse goiter 11%
congestive kidney 11%
alkali poisoning 11%
tachycardia with excitement 11%
controls itself 11%
impaired arterial function 11%
angina pectoris 11%
palpitations under stress 11%
duration of qrs interval is increased 11%
thyroid diseases 11%
fainting 11%
periodic illness 11%
palpitations 26% 13%
heart defect 11%
post-infarction cardiosclerosis 11%
disorders of the autonomic nervous system 10%
subacute condition 10%
sudden onset 10%
respiratory arrest in a dream 10%
hypertension 10%
need for alcohol 10%
minimum physical load 10%
mood disorder 10%
extrasystole 23% 11%
night apnea 9%
acute coronary syndrome 9%
apnea 9%
heaviness on the heart 9%
feeling of danger 9%
pulmonary embolism 9%
blood diseases 9%
delayed reaction 9%
fundamental 9%
predominant right 9%
cardiosclerosis 9%
pulse is strong 9%
drug poisoning 9%
impaired pericardial function 9%
violation of thyroid function 9%
arteriopathies 9%
refusal to drink 9%
violation of pulmonary circulation 9%
j98 4 other lung lesions 9%
acute heart failure 9%
symptomatic arterial hypertension 9%
interruptions in the heart 21% 10%
pericarditis 9%
dehydration 8%
conservative 8%
overexcitation of the psyche 8%
bronchial lesion 8%
bradycardia 8%
criticality 8%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 8%
pain in the legs 8%
nose pulmonary heart 8%
myocardial infarction 8%
poor sleep 8%
omission of internal organs 8%
nervousness 8%
electrolyte balance disorders 8%
curvature of the legs 8%
shortened cycle 8%
psychosomatics 8%
effects of poisoning 8%
chronic heart failure 8%
right-sided symptoms 8%
overweight 7%
imbalance 7%
urolithiasis 7%
stress 7%
depression 7%
necrosis 7%
patient is motionless 7%
thrombosis 7%
consequences of infection 6%
heart dysfunction 24% 16%

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