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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Patellar chondromalaciaInjuries of the musculoskeletal system
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Distinctive symptoms
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pain in the knees 100% 37%
consequences of head injury 68%
patellar chondromalacia 47%
bruise 68%
pain in the legs 80% 34%
sprains 66%
chondromalacia 42%
ligament damage 56%
consequences of knee injury 41% 6%
wound 53%
knee pain after physical exertion 33%
concussion of the brain 49%
dislocation of the knee joint 29%
dislocation of the foot 47%
weakness in the leg muscles 29%
contusion head 46%
cracking in the knee joints 29%
pain in the right knee 38%
weakness in the knees 26%
pain in the right leg 37%
severe pain in the knees 26%
non-healing fracture 37%
knee injury 40% 13%
can not lift the leg 37%
weakness in the hip 24%
swelling 36%
pain in knee joints during movement 31% 5%
open fracture 35%
weakness in the legs 26% 3%
increased ldh 34%
striae 21%
inguinal hernia on the left 33%
fruits when running worse 21%
hematoma 33%
thin-boned 23% 1%
consequences of infection 33%
leg injury 37% 15%
consequences of a fracture 33%
skin atrophy 19%
bruising pain 32%
arthrosis 43% 24%
bursitis 32%
joint destruction 21% 3%
consequences of sprains 31%
a history of organ transplantation 28% 10%
swelling of the knee 30%
joint pain when moving 25% 7%
bone fracture 30%
joint pain with exertion 24% 7%
increased systolic pressure 30%
joint diseases 35% 19%
contracture 29%
lot of operations in small things 24% 8%
closed fracture 29%
knee pain when squatting 13%
the language is a little dry 29%
knee pain when descending stairs 13%
the feeling of a fracture 28%
muscle weakness 22% 8%
synovitis of the knee joint 28%
bent legs 23% 10%
patient is motionless 28%
better at night 17% 5%
tendon contracture 27%
pain in the knee joints 21% 9%
arthrosis of the knee joint 27%
weakness after illness 15% 4%
general swelling does 27%
scarring 16% 8%
worse from movement 17% 44%
crackling in the joints 24% 17%
swelling of the knee joint 27%
joints of normal shape 20% 13%
osteoporosis 27%
does not tolerate pain 16% 10%
paralysis of the lower extremities 26%
muscle atrophy 19% 15%
joint crunch 26%
sensations in the legs 17% 13%
swelling of joints 25%
there are no complaints 14% 10%
lower back pain lying down 25%
arthritis 25%
fracture with displacement 25%
addiction to coffee 25%
cut wound 24%
overwork 24%
muscle damage 24%
pain in the shins 23%
contusions of the eye 23%
injury to the elbow joint 23%
stress neurosis 23%
dislocation 42% 65%
diastolic hypertension 23%
foot cramps at night 23%
anesthesia 22%
pain in the left wrist 22%
pain in the ankles 22%
worse during day 22%
health concern 21%
pain in the right shin 21%
hernia 21%
general tension 20%
osteomyelitis 20%
does not focus vision 20%
pain after a fracture 20%
stiffness in the joints 20%
hernia intervertebral 20%
double vision 19%
shock states of various genesis 19%
male pattern hair growth 19%
mental shock 19%
paralysis of the right leg 19%
fractures of the bones of the wrist 19%
congestion purulent wounds 19%
spine protrusion 19%
dislocation of the vertebrae 19%
comminuted fracture 19%
burning in the shins 19%
up circulatory disorders 19%
pain in the coccyx 19%
pain in the left leg 19%
stiffness in the knees 19%
acute hepatitis 19%
pain at the base of the skull 19%
blow to the head 19%
back pain standing 18%
baker's cyst 18%
acute viral hepatitis 18%
corneal opacity 18%
fracture of the ulna 18%
bone deformation 18%
consequences of surgery 18%
bleeding 18%
restriction of movement 18%
swelling of the right leg 18%
gray plaque on her tongue 18%
faints in 18%
intraarticular fracture 18%
effects of shock 18%
metacarpal fracture 18%
desire for rest 18%
vascular damage 18%
crunching in the knees 18%
with the corn 18%
consequences of psychotrauma 18%
osteochondrosis 18%
swelling after a fracture 18%
fracture of the upper jaw 18%
whistling in the ears 18%
history of osteosynthesis 18%
impaired arterial function 18%
knee pain when walking 18%
rupture of knee ligaments 18%
fractures of the forearm bones 17%
patient's condition 17%
shoulder pain is worse when moving 17%
limps 17%
stiffness in the legs 17%
consequences of physical stress 17%
bradycardia 17%
headache the back of the head in the temple 17%
keratodermia 17%
pain when walking 17%
history of appendectomy 17%
blood diseases 16%
intervertebral hernia of the lumbar 16%
stooped 16%
scratch 16%
pain in the periosteum 16%
traumatic illness 16%
denies it 16%
epicondylitis of the elbow joint 16%
consequences of taking medications 16%
increased pressure in the morning 16%
optimism 16%
ulcer on the leg 16%
insensitivity to pain 16%
hypersthenuria 16%
wrist injury 16%
transversal hip fracture 16%
pain in the cervical 16%
forgetfulness 16%
back pain 16%
pain when moving 19% 35%
aching pain in the knee 16%
swelling of the legs 16%
fractures of the bones of the foot 15%
cervical osteochondrosis 15%
pain in the fingers 15%
worse from sudden movements 15%
frequent fractures 15%
pain in the wound 15%
worse at rest 15%
hypertension 15%
fracture of the radius 15%
clouding of the lens 15%
fainting 15%
pain gives in the leg 15%
worse when walking 15%

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