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Results: Differences General	✘Dysplastic instability of the cervical spine	✘Hammer - shaped toes
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 30%(0) Radiography of the area — 27%(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%
waist triangles are not symmetrical	75%	—
corns	—	61%
joints unstable	71%	—
arthrosis of small joints	—	61%
dysplastic instability of the cervical spine	71%	—
deformity of the big toe	—	57%
joint asymmetry	69%	—
lump on the big toe	—	53%
flat feet in children	67%	—
hallux valgus	—	45%
waist is raised	67%	—
with the corn	—	44%
platybasia	67%	—
bones on his legs into a fever	—	43%
assimilation of atlanta	63%	—
psoriasis on the leg	—	43%
basilar impression	61%	—
pain when walking	—	41%
fussy child	58%	—
keratodermia	—	41%
hallux valgus deformity of the foot in children	57%	—
history of surgery	—	39%
asymmetry	57%	—
walking on tiptoe	—	39%
shoulder girdle skew	53%	—
pain in the legs	—	39%
increased flexibility	52%	—
arthrosis	—	38%
eccentricity	51%	—
calluses on his fingers	—	37%
synostosis	50%	—
joint diseases	—	37%
wedge - shaped vertebrae	50%	—
worse when walking	—	36%
curvature of the spine	49%	—
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis	—	36%
skew of blades	49%	—
psoriatic arthritis	—	35%
increased mobility in the joints	47%	—
paresis of the foot	—	34%
underdevelopment	46%	—
spastic paralysis	—	34%
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia)	46%	—
arthritis of the fingers	—	33%
joint hypermobility syndrome	45%	—
arthritis of the foot	—	32%
malocclusion	45%	—
heaviness in the legs	—	31%
deformity of the fingers	43%	—
periodic paralysis	—	31%
spondyloarthrosis	43%	—
deforming arthrosis	—	30%
connective tissue dysplasia	42%	—
paralysis of the lower extremities	—	30%
stiffness of movements	42%	—
psoriasis	—	29%
he's defending himself	41%	—
paresis of legs	—	28%
feeling of stiffness	41%	—
multiple sclerosis	—	28%
head tilted	41%	—
cerebral palsy	—	28%
anomalies of teeth	40%	—
pain in the fingers	—	28%
osteochondrosis	40%	—
I'm being controlled	—	28%
facial asymmetry	40%	—
rheumatoid arthritis	—	26%
false joint	39%	—
pain in the foot	—	26%
lowered	36%	—
muscle atrophy	—	26%
spondylopathy	36%	—
deformity of the toes	44%	70%
neurogenic pain	35%	—
leg injury	—	25%
age 4 years	35%	—
chronic arthritis	—	25%
weight change	35%	—
inflammation of the brain	—	25%
muscle tension	35%	—
polyneuropathy	—	24%
back pain	34%	—
paralysis	—	23%
worse from movement	33%	—
leukoencephalitis	—	23%
conservative	33%	—
paresis	—	23%
stiffness in the joints	32%	—
sensations in the legs	—	23%
muscle pain	32%	—
arthritis	—	23%
does not tolerate pain	32%	—
deformity of fingers	39%	61%
early development	32%	—
peptic ulcer	—	22%
aching	31%	—
deformity of the foot	38%	59%
attacks of pain	29%	—
neurological disorders	—	21%
increased	56%	25%
consequences of injuries	—	21%
angioplasty	27%	—
subacute condition	—	21%
childhood diseases	27%	—
curvature of the legs	35%	55%
restriction of movement	52%	26%
damage to the nervous system	—	20%
limitation of the amplitude of movements	45%	32%
trauma	—	19%
joint deformation	49%	42%
inflammation	—	18%
valgus deformity of the foot	39%	55%
flat feet	43%	53%
bone deformation	33%	33%

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