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Results: Differences General ✘Shoulder periarthritis✘Dislocation of the forearm
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 71%(0)19%(0)
Radiography of the area 5%(0)19%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 7%100%
cannot raise his hands 47% —
dislocation 5% 80%
shoulder plexitis 30% —
shoulder injury 10% 82%
shoulder pain when raising the hand 24% —
dislocation of the forearm — 52%
plexit 23% —
trauma 6% 49%
inflammation 23% —
dislocation of the elbow joint — 43%
brachiopathic periarthritis 20% —
fracture of the ulna — 42%
arthritis 17% —
fracture of the radius — 40%
bursitis 17% —
injury to the elbow joint — 37%
brachiopathic periarthrosis 14% —
fractures of the forearm bones — 37%
capsulite 14% —
worried due to pain — 35%
fluid in the joints 14% —
ligament damage — 32%
tendinitis of the shoulder joint 14% —
damage to the ligaments of the upper limb — 30%
arthritis of the shoulder joint 13% —
worse from movement 28% 57%
a history of arthroscopy 11% —
fracture of the humerus — 29%
arthrosis of the shoulder joint 10% —
joints unstable — 25%
shoulder pain is worse when moving 66% 54%
pain in the elbow joints — 25%
aching pain in the shoulder 10% —
elongated arms — 25%
tendinitis 9% —
bone fracture — 24%
pulling pain in the arm 9% —
muscle damage — 24%
calcification 8% —
pain when moving 38% 60%
epicondylitis of the elbow joint 8% —
epiphyseolysis — 21%
cancer of the pancost 8% —
elbow pain when moving — 20%
aching 8% —
swelling of joints — 19%
mastectomy 8% —
dislocation of a finger — 19%
reactive arthritis 7% —
ligament rupture 6% 25%
pain in the shoulder muscles 7% —
rude behavior — 18%
calcium 7% —
need for movement — 18%
cervical spondyloarthrosis 7% —
joint pain when moving — 17%
arthrosis 7% —
fracture of the head of the radius — 17%
ankylosis 7% —
swelling of the fingers — 17%
acute arthritis 6% —
dislocations of the wrist — 17%
spondyloarthrosis 6% —
wide shoulders — 17%
thrombosis 6% —
hemarthrosis — 16%
aching all over the body 6% —
swelling of the wrists — 16%
tuberculosis of the joints 6% —
swelling of the fingers — 16%
dense swelling 6% —
vascular damage — 15%
stiffness of movements 6% —
elbow pain 6% 21%
stereotypical movements 6% —
muscle rupture — 15%
pain gives in the arm 6% —
fracture with displacement — 14%
deforming arthrosis 6% —
acute pain in the joints — 14%
connective tissue dysplasia 6% —
frequent fractures — 14%
severe pain in the arm 6% —
consequences of a fracture — 13%
tuberculosis in the anamnesis 6% —
indecision — 13%
stiffness of the hands 6% —
take it, take it — 13%
stiffness in the shoulders 6% —
joint crunch — 13%
osteoarthrosis of the spine 6% —
nerve damage — 13%
pain in shoulder joints 6% —
joint deformation 5% 17%
cervical osteochondrosis 6% —
sensations in the extremities — 12%
pinching nerves 6% —
hematoma — 12%
contracture of the hands 6% —
forced situation — 12%
dislocation of the vertebrae 6% —
joint pain 4% 16%
arm muscle pain 6% —
better in afternoon — 11%
tendosynovitis 6% —
wound — 10%
muscle spasm of the hands 6% —
presses — 10%
worse at night 6% —
anesthesia — 10%
illness after hypothermia 5% —
history of surgery 7% 17%
neuralgia 5% —
patient's condition 3% 13%
spondylopathy 5% —
pain from sudden movements 6% 16%
stereotypia 5% —
worse from sudden movements 6% 15%
sudden pain 5% —
limitation of the amplitude of movements 6% 15%
increased ESR 5% —
angioplasty — 9%
increased motor activity 5% —
swelling 6% 14%
head surgery 5% —
fracture of the ulnar process — 8%
vascular spasm 5% —
muscle tension 5% 12%
inflammation of the brain 5% —
stiffness in the joints 4% 11%
traumatic brain injury 5% —
restriction of movement 7% 13%
subfebrility 5% —
increased 6% 12%
angina pectoris 5% —
joint diseases 9% 15%
parkinson's disease 5% —
swelling of the hands 9% 14%
motor activity 5% —
acute pain 5% 10%
myelopathy 5% —
consequences of injuries 6% 10%
osteochondrosis 5% —
pain in the left shoulder 41% 45%
pulse is strong 5% —
sensations in the hands 9% 12%
angiopathy 5% —
pain in the shoulder blades 5% —
pain in the collarbone 5% —
pain in the forearm 5% —
up circulatory disorders 5% —
aching joints 5% —
head injury in anamnesis 5% —
lung cancer 5% —
pulmonary embolism 5% —
pulmonary tuberculosis 5% —
with reactive protein increased 5% —
contracture 5% —
swelling of the extremities 5% —
impaired lung function 4% —
conducting an inspection 4% —
necrosis 4% —
head injury 4% —
damage to the nervous system 4% —
soreness of the skin 4% —
heart dysfunction 4% —
impaired arterial function 4% —
spasm 4% —
consequences of physical exertion 4% —
history of cardiovascular surgery 4% —
cancer 4% —
attacks of pain 4% —
stones in the bladder 4% —
high temperature 4% —
muscle pain 4% —
poor sleep 4% —
protein with increased 4% —
pain from the load 4% —
tuberculosis 4% —
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 4% —
dystrophy 4% —
pain chest 4% —
overwork 4% —
vascular tumor 4% —
osteoporosis 4% —
CHD 4% —
diabetes mellitus 4% —
bursitis of the shoulder joint 3% —
impeachment syndrome 3% —
oncology 3% —
consequences of taking medications 3% —
styloiditis 3% —

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