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Results: Differences General	✘Subdural hematoma	✘Compression myelopathy
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 25%(0) 46%(0) MRI of the organ 26%(0) 24%(0) CT of the spine — 46%(0) Radiography of the area — 41%(0) MRI of the spine — 34%(0) Radiography of the spine — 33%(0) Endoscopy 28%(0) — Measurements at the reception — 23%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
fainting	71%	—
compression of the spinal cord	—	86%
disorders of consciousness	67%	—
myelopathy	—	80%
brain bruised	66%	—
spine protrusion	—	77%
deep stun	59%	—
hernia intervertebral	—	77%
stupor	55%	—
spinal injury	—	73%
head injury	55%	—
spinal cord tumors	—	68%
head severe	52%	—
neck pain	—	67%
feeling of heaviness in the head	52%	—
dislocation of the vertebrae	—	67%
retrograde amnesia	52%	—
spinal cord injury	—	66%
no consciousness	50%	—
hematomyelia	—	65%
bruise	50%	—
headache at the base of the skull	—	65%
compression of the brain	44%	—
the headache starts in the back of the head	—	65%
there are no complaints	44%	—
hernia	—	62%
contusion head	44%	—
spinal fracture	—	62%
sopor	41%	—
asleep pain pulling in in the back of the head	—	59%
hemiparesis	41%	—
brain tumor	—	57%
memory loss	41%	—
dull chest pain	—	53%
the consequences of bruise	40%	—
fracture with displacement	—	52%
tonic convulsions	40%	—
back injury	—	52%
meningeal symptoms	40%	—
neck compression	—	52%
head injury in anamnesis	39%	—
pain in the neck muscles	—	51%
convulsions with loss of consciousness	39%	—
presses	—	51%
consequences of head injury	38%	—
headache in the back of the head	—	51%
meningeal syndrome	38%	—
oncology	—	51%
dilated pupils	37%	—
pulling pain in the neck	—	50%
headache with dizziness	35%	—
pressure in the neck	—	50%
headache vomiting	35%	—
pain in the side of the neck	—	50%
agitation	34%	—
osteochondrosis	—	49%
coma	34%	—
abscess	—	49%
drowsiness	33%	—
metastases in the spine	—	48%
traumatic brain injury	33%	—
weakness in the hands	—	48%
epilepsy attacks	32%	—
aching pain in the shoulder	—	48%
bradycardia	32%	—
bone growths	—	48%
epilepsy	31%	—
bone fracture	—	48%
pulsates	31%	—
sensations in the neck	—	48%
dizziness	30%	—
cervical neuralgia	—	48%
dryness	28%	—
not classified in other categories	—	48%
acute condition	28%	—
pain chest	—	47%
bleeding	27%	—
spinal epidural abscess	—	47%
hypertension	27%	—
compressing pains in the heart	—	47%
vomiting	27%	—
trembling in the legs	—	45%
angioplasty	25%	—
neck pain to the back of the head	—	45%
patient's condition	24%	—
spondylopathy	—	44%
hematoma	71%	51%
pain in the shoulder muscles	—	44%
history of surgery	52%	48%
dull headache	—	44%
trauma	56%	52%
lumbar spinal cord	—	44%
compression fracture of the spine	—	44%
prolonged crushing syndrome	—	44%
twitching of the hands	—	43%
pain at the base of the skull	—	43%
back muscle spasm	—	42%
pulling pain in the arm	—	42%
feeling of paralysis	—	42%
tuberculosis of the spine	—	42%
aching chest pain	—	42%
pain in the heart	—	42%
spastic paralysis	—	42%
pain in the cervical spine	—	41%
headache in the neck	—	41%
chest spasm	—	41%
arm muscle pain	—	40%
neck sensitivity	—	40%
tremor in the legs	—	40%
brain cyst	—	40%
pain in the cervical	—	40%
prolapse of the rectum	—	40%
consequences of spinal injury	—	40%
tetraparesis	—	39%
flaccid paralysis syndrome	—	39%
blow to the head	—	39%
neuritis of the facial nerve	—	38%
muscle weakness	—	38%
tuberculosis of bones	—	37%
weakness of the muscles of the hands	—	36%
bone cyst	—	36%
weakness after illness	—	36%
paresis of the hand	—	36%
headache aching	—	36%
removal of cysts	—	36%
contractures of the joints	—	35%
tremor of the hands	—	35%
periodic weakness	—	35%
paresis of legs	—	35%
shaky gait	—	34%
weak joints	—	34%
insensitivity to pain	—	34%
cerebellar ataxia	—	34%
feeling of crawling goosebumps	—	33%
muscular dystonia	—	33%
tics	—	33%
intestinal lethargy	—	32%
history of brain surgery	—	32%
muscle atrophy	—	32%
facial pain	—	32%
contracture	—	32%
osteomyelitis	—	32%
weakness in the legs	—	32%
loss of balance	—	31%
worse when walking	—	31%
neuralgia	—	31%
neuritis	—	31%
acute injury	—	30%
tingling	—	30%
history of chest surgery	—	30%
tremor	—	30%
ataxia	—	30%
sensations in the hands	—	30%
neurological pain	—	30%
muscle hypertonus	—	30%
curvature of the spine	—	30%
muscle tension	—	30%
toxicosis	—	30%
anesthesia	28%	58%
responsible	—	29%
metastases	—	29%
paralysis	—	29%
bone deformation	—	29%
conservative	—	29%
abdominal surgery	—	29%
back pain	—	29%
impaired coordination	—	28%
muscle pain	—	28%
hemorrhagic diathesis	—	28%
stiffness in the joints	—	28%
tuberculosis	—	28%
oncology in the anamnesis	—	28%
vascular damage	—	27%
spasm	—	27%
aching	—	27%
emaciation	—	27%
rapid weight loss	—	27%
skin anesthesia	29%	55%
acute pain	—	25%
recovery period	—	25%
stage of recovery	—	25%
neurological disorders	—	25%
cancer	—	25%
brain damage	—	25%
heart dysfunction	—	24%
damage to the nervous system	—	24%
onset of illness	—	24%
blood diseases	—	23%
inflammation	—	22%
increased	—	22%
localization of the main complaint chest	—	21%
localization of the main complaint neck	—	21%
localization of the main complaint: lower back	—	21%
headache begins in the neck	—	21%
dull headache in the back of the head	—	21%
intracerebral hematoma	40%	52%
paresis	30%	40%

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