Comparison results
| Results: Differences General | ✘Clinodactyly | ✘Dysplastic instability of the cervical spine |
| Distinctive symptoms | Analogs | Analogs |
| Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies | 99% | — |
| Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies | — | 100% |
| deformity of the big toe | 66% | — |
| children's speech | — | 97% |
| deformity of fingers | 100% | 36% |
| dislocation of the vertebrae | — | 93% |
| peak's disease | 51% | — |
| waist triangles are not symmetrical | — | 69% |
| deformities of the limbs | 43% | — |
| joints unstable | — | 67% |
| dementia | 43% | — |
| dysplastic instability of the cervical spine | — | 66% |
| effects of puberty | 40% | — |
| joint asymmetry | — | 64% |
| deformity of the toes | 73% | 41% |
| platybasia | — | 63% |
| history of surgery | 29% | — |
| waist is raised | — | 63% |
| deformity of the foot | 62% | 35% |
| flat feet in children | — | 63% |
| curvature of the legs | 57% | 32% |
| assimilation of atlanta | — | 59% |
| deformity of the fingers | 50% | 40% |
| basilar impression | — | 56% |
| bone deformation | 38% | 31% |
| hallux valgus deformity of the foot in children | — | 54% |
| fussy child | — | 54% |
| asymmetry | — | 53% |
| lags behind in the development | 35% | 87% |
| increased | — | 52% |
| increased flexibility | — | 49% |
| shoulder girdle skew | — | 49% |
| restriction of movement | — | 48% |
| synostosis | — | 47% |
| wedge - shaped vertebrae | — | 47% |
| eccentricity | — | 47% |
| curvature of the spine | — | 46% |
| joint deformation | — | 46% |
| skew of blades | — | 45% |
| increased mobility in the joints | — | 44% |
| reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia) | — | 43% |
| limitation of the amplitude of movements | — | 42% |
| malocclusion | — | 42% |
| joint hypermobility syndrome | — | 41% |
| spondyloarthrosis | — | 40% |
| flat feet | — | 40% |
| stiffness of movements | — | 39% |
| connective tissue dysplasia | — | 39% |
| feeling of stiffness | — | 38% |
| he's defending himself | — | 38% |
| anomalies of teeth | — | 38% |
| head tilted | — | 38% |
| osteochondrosis | — | 37% |
| false joint | — | 37% |
| facial asymmetry | — | 37% |
| valgus deformity of the foot | — | 36% |
| neurogenic pain | — | 34% |
| age 4 years | — | 34% |
| lowered | — | 33% |
| spondylopathy | — | 33% |
| weight change | — | 32% |
| muscle tension | — | 32% |
| conservative | — | 31% |
| back pain | — | 31% |
| stiffness in the joints | — | 30% |
| does not tolerate pain | — | 30% |
| muscle pain | — | 30% |
| early development | — | 30% |
| worse from movement | — | 30% |
| gradual deterioration of the condition | — | 29% |
| aching | — | 28% |
| attacks of pain | — | 27% |
| angioplasty | — | 25% |
| childhood diseases | — | 25% |
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