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Results: Differences General ✘Hip neck fracture✘Fracture with displacement
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%49%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —98%
dementia 26% —
aching 4% 100%
fracture of the femoral 24% —
epiphyseolysis — 67%
osteoporosis 20% —
fracture of the humerus — 65%
can not lift the leg 18% —
fracture of the lower leg — 63%
the feeling of a fracture 16% —
tibia fracture — 59%
orthopedic implant 15% —
shoulder injury — 59%
transversal hip fracture 15% —
fracture with displacement 16% 73%
joint replacement in the anamnesis 15% —
closed fracture — 54%
elderly patients 13% —
fracture of the calcaneus — 53%
sensations in the legs 12% —
consequences of a fracture 12% 64%
pain when moving 11% —
nerve damage — 50%
worse from movement 11% —
general narcosis — 50%
pain in the legs 11% —
heaviness in the extremities — 49%
thrombosis 10% —
open fracture 7% 55%
comminuted fracture 10% —
ligament rupture — 47%
pain in the groin area 10% —
fracture of the ulna — 47%
hip pain 10% —
bone defects — 47%
catatrauma 10% —
wound 6% 51%
porous skin 9% —
arm fracture — 45%
impaired arterial function 9% —
muscle damage 3% 46%
joint pain 9% —
skin cracks on the hands — 42%
leg fracture 9% —
fracture of the radius — 41%
necrosis 8% —
shortening of limbs 13% 53%
curvature of the legs 8% —
wide shoulders — 39%
valgus deformity of the foot 8% —
injury to the elbow joint — 37%
coxarthrosis 8% —
pinching nerves — 37%
acute pain 8% —
keratodermia 10% 46%
joint bruised 8% —
sensations in the extremities 3% 39%
can not lie on his back 8% —
deformities of the limbs 6% 41%
history of myocardial infarction 8% —
anesthesia 6% 40%
limps 8% —
consequences of injuries 6% 40%
shortening of legs 8% —
leg injury 15% 49%
walks on socks 8% —
history of surgery 11% 44%
acute venous thrombosis 7% —
vascular damage 9% 42%
anemia 7% —
fractures of the bones of the foot 7% 40%
massage worse 7% —
compression in the body — 33%
worse during day 7% —
intraarticular fracture 7% 39%
full 7% —
false joint — 31%
swelling 7% —
pulse is strong — 30%
worse in morning 7% —
contracture — 29%
aseptic bone necrosis 7% —
lowered 5% 34%
confusion of consciousness 7% —
neuralgia — 28%
closes 7% —
forced situation — 27%
pain at the beginning of movement 7% —
osteopenia 5% 31%
pain in the perineum in men 7% —
pathological fracture 4% 30%
patient is motionless 7% —
conservative — 26%
limb movement limitation of movement 7% —
asymmetry — 26%
pain in the perineum in women 7% —
skin anesthesia — 25%
severe acetonuria 7% —
with the corn 24% 49%
history of cardiovascular surgery 7% —
no joints 4% 29%
he walks bent over 7% —
paralysis 3% 26%
joint deformation 7% —
dislocation 8% 29%
madness 7% —
muscle weakness 3% 24%
pain in the foot 7% —
joint diseases 12% 33%
calluses on the feet 7% —
paresis 4% 25%
he can't feel his legs 7% —
increased 8% 28%
heel pain 7% —
weakness after illness 3% 23%
bone necrosis 7% —
fracture of the ulnar process — 19%
cognitive disorders 7% —
patient's condition 11% 29%
deformity of the foot 7% —
skin problems 4% 21%
deforming arthrosis 7% —
angiopathy 6% 22%
restriction of movement 7% —
up circulatory disorders 6% 22%
delirium 7% —
oncology 6% 20%
senile psychosis 7% —
consequences of surgery 9% 22%
bone deformation 7% —
recovery period 9% 22%
prosthetic leg 7% —
stage of recovery 10% 22%
worse from sudden movements 6% —
non-healing fracture 25% 37%
bleeding 6% —
consequences of taking medications 9% 20%
muscle pain when moving 6% —
minimum physical load 6% —
consequences of bone surgery 6% —
a history of vascular arthroplasty 6% —
worse after a bath 6% —
attacks of pain 6% —
surgery in the urethra 6% —
thrombosis of the lower extremities 6% —
bone fracture 63% 55%
senile dementia 6% —
drug disease 6% —
consequences of physical exertion 6% —
fractures of the bones of the wrist 6% —
pain in the lower extremities 6% —
problems with studying 6% —
pain after a fracture 6% —
joints unstable 6% —
genital pain in women 6% —
blood diseases 6% —
is worse at 10 am 6% —
onset of illness 6% —
swelling after surgery 6% —
worse after midnight 6% —
limitation of the amplitude of movements 6% —
conducting an inspection 6% —
pain when touched 6% —
arthrosis 6% —
pain from sudden movements 6% —
surgical infections 6% —
neurological disorders 6% —
history of orthopedic surgery 6% —
pulmonary embolism 6% —
falls in the elderly 6% —
consequences of infection 6% —
heart dysfunction 6% —
presenile psychoses 6% —
my head is clear 6% —
standing stool 6% —
does not tolerate pain 6% —
the pain is worse lying down 6% —
old injuries 6% —
up worse at 6 am 5% —
discomfort in the perineum 5% —
muscle tension 5% —
ketonuria 5% —
angina pectoris 5% —
in the morning leg pain 5% —
history of hip surgery 5% —
acute injury 5% —
worse at 12 o'clock 5% —
bradycardia 5% —
lung pain 5% —
fainting in childhood 5% —
worse when unbending 5% —
worse after a rest 5% —
pain in the legs of children 5% —
hearing impaired 5% —
aching pain in the extremities 5% —
The skin is not 5% —
circadian rhythm disorders 5% —
needs attention 5% —
pain in the legs when moving 5% —
osteomalacia 5% —
pain from the load 5% —

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