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Results: Differences Similar	✘Dysplastic instability of the cervical spine	✘Koehler's disease
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Distinctive symptoms
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waist triangles are not symmetrical	82%	—
pain in the foot	—	28%
dysplastic instability of the cervical spine	77%	—
pain in the foot when walking	—	26%
joints unstable	74%	—
limps	—	25%
platybasia	74%	—
pain in the legs	—	24%
waist is raised	74%	—
bone necrosis	—	22%
joint asymmetry	70%	—
worse when walking	—	21%
flat feet in children	69%	—
loss of balance	—	21%
assimilation of atlanta	66%	—
pain when walking	—	20%
hallux valgus deformity of the foot in children	66%	—
swelling of the feet	—	20%
basilar impression	64%	—
impaired coordination	—	19%
dangling joint	59%	—
a comfortable child	—	19%
asymmetry	59%	—
koehler's disease	—	19%
shoulder girdle skew	55%	—
necrosis	—	19%
wedge - shaped vertebrae	53%	—
swelling	—	19%
curvature of the spine	52%	—
tired when walking	—	16%
restriction of movement	52%	—
swelling of the legs	—	16%
synostosis	51%	—
pain in the legs at rest	—	16%
skew of blades	51%	—
pain from the load	—	16%
joint deformation	51%	—
constant pain	—	16%
underdevelopment	48%	—
pain in the ankles	—	16%
bite wrong	47%	—
osteochondropathy	—	16%
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia)	44%	—
pain worse at rest	—	16%
spondylosis	44%	—
osteoporosis	—	16%
stiffness of movements	44%	—
pain in the bones legs	—	16%
connective tissue dysplasia	44%	—
pain in the feet permanent	—	16%
a mobile child	59%	14%
weakness in the foot	—	15%
feeling of stiffness	43%	—
brachydactyly	—	15%
limitation of the amplitude of movements	43%	—
patient is motionless	—	15%
anomalies of teeth	42%	—
sitting worse pain	—	15%
head tilted	42%	—
fatigue in the legs	—	15%
facial asymmetry	42%	—
paget's disease	—	14%
false joint	41%	—
fatigue from children	—	14%
deformity of fingers	41%	—
pain in the shins	—	14%
neurogenic pain	37%	—
the pain is worse lying down	—	14%
muscle tension	36%	—
worse sitting better lying down	—	14%
stretching	36%	—
worse at rest	—	14%
back pain	35%	—
leg pain with edema	—	14%
weight change	35%	—
leg weakness walking	—	14%
worse when moving	34%	—
onset of illness	—	13%
conservative	34%	—
pain pain in the bones	—	13%
muscle pain	33%	—
very correct	—	13%
not sensitive to pain	33%	—
osteitis	—	13%
stiffness in the joints	33%	—
injury	—	13%
early development	33%	—
pathological fracture	—	13%
gradual deterioration of	32%	—
porous skin	—	13%
neurological disorders	30%	—
worse from pressure	—	13%
flat feet	45%	15%
pain worse from pressure	—	13%
patient's condition	27%	—
worse sitting	—	13%
deformations of the feet	39%	18%
worse lying	—	12%
crooked legs	37%	17%
weakness in the legs	—	12%
childhood diseases	28%	16%
consequences of a fracture	—	12%
osteochondrosis	42%	31%
sluggish baby	—	12%
spondylopathy	37%	27%
leg injury	—	12%
bone deformation	34%	25%
dystrophy	—	11%
The skin is not	—	11%
bone fracture	—	11%
reddening of the skin	—	11%
changes in the blood	—	10%
arthropathy	—	10%
quickly gets tired	—	10%
weakness after illness	—	10%
there are no complaints	—	9%
weakness	—	9%
blood diseases	—	9%

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