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Results: Differences General ✘Dislocations✘Closed fracture
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Distinctive symptoms
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ligament rupture 31% —
bone fracture 10% 94%
swelling of joints 31% —
wrist injury 7% 80%
swelling of the feet 27% —
arm fracture — 71%
dislocation of the patella 26% —
tachycardia — 49%
ligament damage 25% —
palpitations — 48%
pain in the knees 24% —
trauma 50% 97%
consequences of sprains 22% —
closed fracture — 45%
dislocation of the knee joint 20% —
comminuted fracture — 44%
bruise 20% —
history of surgery 11% 45%
knee injury 19% —
fracture of the lower leg — 33%
dislocation of the shoulder 18% —
fracture of the femoral — 31%
mental shock 17% —
ankle fracture — 31%
dislocation 17% —
fracture with displacement — 30%
hip dislocation 15% —
consequences of injuries 14% 43%
pain in the knee joints 15% —
more often in old age — 28%
joint pain 14% —
the feeling of falling — 25%
calculating 13% —
traumatic shock — 23%
joint diseases 13% —
consequences of a fracture — 22%
restriction of movement 13% —
aversion to restrictions — 22%
illness after hypothermia 12% —
hip fracture 5% 26%
sensations in the legs 12% —
wedge - shaped vertebrae — 21%
joint deformation 11% —
pelvic bone fracture — 20%
pain in the legs 11% —
turns his legs — 20%
swelling of the legs 11% —
leg fracture — 20%
dislocation of the collarbone 11% —
fracture of the humerus — 20%
duck gait 10% —
the pain is worse from exertion — 19%
habitual dislocation of the shoulder 10% —
fat embolism — 19%
dislocation of the lower jaw 10% —
falls in the elderly — 19%
swelling of the knee joint 10% —
tuberculosis of bones — 18%
patellar fracture 9% —
bone metastases — 18%
limps 9% —
bone cancer — 18%
muscle damage 9% —
compression in the body — 18%
pain in all joints 9% —
internal bleeding — 18%
tension of the leg muscles 9% —
nerve damage 5% 22%
intrauterine fetal development delay 9% —
wound 4% 21%
falls when walking 9% —
subcutaneous edema — 17%
swelling of the knee 9% —
spinal fracture — 17%
pain in the bones legs 8% —
congestion purulent wounds — 16%
the feeling of dislocation 8% —
worse from exercise — 16%
no joints 8% —
there are no complaints — 16%
consequences of taking medications 8% —
spinal injury — 16%
congenital dislocation of the hip 8% —
bone defects 5% 20%
sports injury 8% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 15%
walks a lot 8% —
shock states of various genesis — 15%
knee pain when moving 8% —
curvature of the spine — 15%
worse from movement 8% —
osteosarcoma — 15%
stiffness in the legs 8% —
infected wounds — 15%
consequences of knee injury 8% —
bruise — 15%
dislocation stretching 8% —
oily skin — 14%
dislocation of the elbow joint 8% —
tuberculosis — 14%
joint destruction 8% —
effects of shock — 14%
asymmetry 8% —
pain during exercise — 14%
knee pain during extension 8% —
intraarticular fracture 7% 21%
joints of normal shape 8% —
pain from the load — 14%
curvature of the legs 8% —
vascular damage 5% 19%
moves the jaw 7% —
lymphosarcoma — 14%
juvenile rheumatoid arthritis 7% —
metastases — 14%
traumatic illness 7% —
conservative — 14%
weakness in the shoulder 7% —
I can't be alone — 14%
hemarthrosis 7% —
suppuration of the skin — 14%
he walks badly 7% —
sepsis — 13%
polyarthritis in children 7% —
bacteremia — 13%
polio 7% —
skin problems 3% 16%
dislocation of the vertebrae 7% —
bone deformation 6% 19%
arthritis 7% —
patient's condition 9% 22%
limitation of the amplitude of movements 7% —
soreness of the skin — 13%
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis 7% —
thrombosis — 13%
consequences of surgery 7% —
deformities of the limbs 4% 16%
dislocations of the wrist 7% —
bleeding — 12%
joint asymmetry 7% —
cancer — 12%
stiffness in the knees 7% —
oncology — 11%
increased tg 7% —
shoulder neck fracture — 10%
a history of arthroscopy 7% —
hematoma 4% 14%
valgus deformity of the foot 7% —
osteomyelitis 5% 15%
pain in the legs when moving 7% —
leg injury 24% 34%
mental retardation 7% —
epiphyseolysis — 10%
childhood diseases 7% —
acute injury 5% 14%
pain when touched 7% —
consequences of infection 3% 12%
pulse is strong 6% —
shoulder injury 9% 18%
shortening of limbs 6% —
recovery period 4% 12%
falls to the floor 6% —
stage of recovery 4% 12%
onset of illness 6% —
lowered 3% 11%
deformity of the foot 6% —
increased 6% 10%
false joint 6% —
polyarthritis 6% —
paranoia 6% —
pain in the bones 6% —
paralytic syndrome 6% —
shortening of legs 6% —
arthrosis 6% —
exhaustion 6% —
suspicion 6% —
stiffness in the joints 6% —
arthritis with pain 6% —
swelling of the hands 6% —
traumatic arthritis 6% —
muscle rupture 6% —
catatrauma 6% —
muscle tension 6% —
lags behind in the development 6% —
habitual dislocation 6% —
weakness of the muscles of the hands 6% —
acute pain in the joints 6% —
paresis of the hand 6% —
weakness in the hands 6% —
swelling of the hips 6% —
knee pain when bending 6% —
leg pain with edema 6% —
soft tissue hematoma 5% —
exhaustion after illness 5% —
consequences of physical exertion 5% —
injury rate 5% —
zpr fatigue from the disease 5% —
patient is motionless 5% —
appeal for an acute case 5% —
general swelling does 5% —
destructive behavior 5% —

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