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Results: Differences General	✘Nephritic syndrome	✘Open atrioventricular canal
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 100%(0) General blood test 81%(4) 12%(1) Ultrasound of the Heart — 52%(0) General urine test 51%(5) — Blood biochemistry 31%(1) — Coagulogram 30%(2) — Autoimmune markers 29%(1) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	95%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	42%
latent iron deficiency	83%	—
splitting of the II tone	—	33%
iron deficiency anemia	81%	—
open atrioventricular canal	—	33%
hypochromia	81%	—
heart defect	—	31%
impaired arterial function	96%	16%
ventricular septal defect	—	31%
hypertension	100%	21%
apex systolic murmur	—	31%
essential hypertension	66%	—
open oval window	—	30%
anemia	62%	—
right-sided symptoms	—	30%
inflammation of the kidneys	60%	—
left ventricular ejection fraction is increased	—	28%
glomerulonephritis	56%	—
systolic murmur at base	—	28%
impaired kidney function	51%	—
right lung removed	—	28%
urine the color of meat slops	51%	—
predominant right	—	27%
tonsillitis	50%	—
tricuspid insufficiency	—	26%
liebman-sachs endocarditis	48%	—
left-sided symptoms	—	26%
hematuria	47%	—
dysfunction of the left lung	—	26%
impetigo	45%	—
mitral stenosis	—	26%
systemic vasculitis	45%	—
mitral heart defects	—	26%
legs swell in the evening	44%	—
violation of the right departments hearts	—	24%
nephropathy	44%	—
live birth	—	24%
swelling in the evening	44%	—
cardiodilation	—	24%
swelling	43%	—
nose pulmonary heart	—	24%
complete lack of appetite	43%	—
left lung removed	—	23%
streptococcal tonsillitis	42%	—
angioplasty	—	23%
berger 's disease	42%	—
heart murmurs	—	23%
systemic lupus erythematosus	41%	—
movement of septum of heart is paradoxical	—	23%
coxsackie	40%	—
subaortic stenosis	—	23%
ramsey hunt syndrome	40%	—
history of surgery	—	23%
vasculitis	40%	—
pulmonary hypertension	—	22%
typhoid fever	38%	—
diseases of infants	—	21%
the consequences of angina	37%	—
right ventricle volume is increased	—	21%
streptococci	60%	21%
left atrium volume lowered	—	21%
azotemia	37%	—
duration of qrs interval is increased	—	20%
infectious mononucleosis	36%	—
enlargement of the heart	—	20%
mononucleosis	36%	—
overload of the right parts of the heart	—	20%
nodular periarteritis	35%	—
pulmonary artery atresia	—	20%
meningococcal infection	35%	—
high thin	—	19%
acute left ventricular failure	34%	—
dilated cardiomyopathy	—	19%
fear of being alone	34%	—
right ventricle volume is lowered	—	19%
swelling of eyelids	34%	—
r00 2 heartbeat	—	18%
streptococcal infections	34%	—
aortic coarctation	—	18%
viral tonsillitis	34%	—
tetrad of fallot	—	18%
time to do anything says slowly	34%	—
violation of the function of the right lung	—	18%
scarlet	33%	—
down syndrome	—	18%
kidney transplantation	33%	—
feeling of stenosis	—	18%
protein in urine is reduced	33%	—
pain in the left chest	—	17%
mumps	32%	—
atrioventricular block	—	17%
chickenpox	32%	—
combined heart defects	—	17%
pharyngitis	31%	—
aortic stenosis	—	16%
high temperature	31%	—
consequences of surgery	—	16%
sudden onset	31%	—
he feels his heart	—	16%
fluid retention	31%	—
violation of pulmonary circulation	—	16%
endocarditis	53%	21%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency	—	16%
pretending to be sick	30%	—
stagnation in the lungs	—	15%
swelling in the morning	29%	—
auscultation of the heart	—	15%
blisters	29%	—
lung removed	—	15%
illness after hypothermia	28%	—
chronic respiratory failure	—	15%
strong character	28%	—
venous congestion	—	15%
lower back pain	28%	—
constant heartbeat	—	15%
thirst	28%	—
cardiomyopathy	—	15%
fear of illness	27%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	15%
inflammation of the brain	27%	—
tachycardia attacks	—	15%
pulmonary edema	27%	—
open person	—	14%
meningitis	27%	—
arterial occlusion	—	14%
hysteria	27%	—
lot of operations in small things	—	14%
febrility	27%	—
respiratory insufficiency	—	14%
inflammation	44%	15%
bradycardia	—	14%
viral hepatitis b	27%	—
tremor	—	14%
proteinuria	26%	—
criticality	—	14%
swelling of the legs	26%	—
no appetite	—	13%
viral hepatitis	26%	—
thin	—	13%
back pain	26%	—
helps others	—	13%
protein reduced	26%	—
dyspnea	—	13%
early development	25%	—
overwork	—	13%
kidney failure	25%	—
pain chest	—	13%
state of exacerbation	25%	—
up circulatory disorders	—	12%
worse from movement	25%	—
impaired venous function	—	12%
nausea vomiting	25%	—
childhood diseases	—	11%
a history of organ transplantation	24%	—
patient's condition	—	11%
periods of exacerbation	24%	—
heart failure	24%	29%
overweight	24%	—
there is heart failure	24%	29%
hepatitis	24%	—
increased	19%	23%
worse in morning	24%	—
chronic condition	24%	26%
gradual deterioration of the condition	24%	—
violation of the left parts of the heart	30%	32%
headaches	23%	—
acute condition	23%	—
liver problems	23%	—
nausea	23%	—
radiation damage	23%	—
vomiting	22%	—
gastrointestinal problems	21%	—
damage to the nervous system	21%	—
oncology	20%	—
systolic arterial hypertension	31%	17%
hypertensive heart failure	30%	16%
not enough time	24%	13%
there are no complaints	21%	11%
tachycardia	23%	13%
blood diseases	20%	11%
subacute septic endocarditis	32%	25%
increased systolic pressure	30%	23%
lowered	27%	21%
pneumococcal infection	29%	23%
palpitations	23%	18%
sepsis	24%	19%
heart dysfunction	30%	26%

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