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Results: Differences General ✘Dislocation of the patella✘Acetabulum fracture
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 11%(0)33%(0)
Infection tests —34%(0)
MRI of the organ 12%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 89%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —91%
dislocation of the knee joint 86% —
bone fracture — 86%
desire for rest 73% —
ossifying myositis — 82%
desire to sit 70% —
hip fracture — 76%
crunching in the knees 66% —
pain in the bones of the pelvis — 72%
dislocation of the patella 65% —
fracture of the femoral — 65%
pain in the knees 64% —
hip dislocation 35% 100%
headache in the crown 63% —
no joints — 64%
pulsation in the temples 59% —
open fracture — 61%
low diastolic pressure 56% —
upper paraparesis — 57%
headache throbbing 56% —
oncology — 56%
headache frontal 56% —
consequences of surgery 12% 68%
diastolic arterial hypotension 55% —
general narcosis — 55%
high diastolic pressure 54% —
with the corn — 54%
headache in the temples 52% —
acetabulum fracture — 53%
ligament rupture 51% —
consequences of taking medications 11% 64%
reduction of systolic pressure 50% —
consequences of injuries — 52%
systolic arterial hypertension 49% —
joint diseases — 52%
pulsation in the head 49% —
fracture with displacement — 51%
diastolic hypertension 49% —
keratodermia — 51%
systolic arterial hypotension 48% —
skin is coming off — 51%
increased systolic pressure 47% —
hip pain — 50%
joint crunch 46% —
myositis — 50%
knee injury 43% —
patient's condition is satisfactory — 49%
hypotension 36% —
abdominal injuries — 48%
severe pain in the knees 31% —
trauma 26% 74%
down legs 27% —
pain in the bones — 46%
legs do not hold 26% —
nerve damage — 45%
weak ligaments 26% —
patient's condition — 45%
swelling of the right leg 24% —
osteosarcoma — 45%
the feeling of dislocation 24% —
history of surgery 24% 68%
swelling of the knee joint 23% —
worse at 12 o'clock — 43%
swelling of the knee 22% —
forced situation — 43%
acute pain 21% —
shock states of various genesis — 43%
a history of arthroscopy 21% —
calcification — 43%
acute injury 21% —
lymphosarcoma — 42%
pain from sudden movements 20% —
effects of shock — 42%
hemarthrosis 20% —
bone defects — 42%
bent legs 19% —
abdominal surgery — 41%
worse from sudden movements 18% —
joint pain — 41%
swelling of joints 17% —
paresis — 40%
pain when moving 16% —
muscle weakness — 38%
up worse at 6 am 15% —
vascular tumor — 38%
joint deformation 15% —
thrombosis — 37%
full 15% —
wound — 36%
swelling of the legs 15% —
limitation of the amplitude of movements 19% 55%
conservative 14% —
necrosis — 35%
worse from movement 14% —
there are no complaints — 34%
attacks of pain 13% —
catatrauma 19% 53%
presses 13% —
impaired arterial function — 34%
anesthesia 13% —
inflammation — 32%
angioplasty 12% —
sensations in the legs 14% 40%
swelling 12% —
worse in morning 13% 38%
swelling of the right knee 11% —
restriction of movement 22% 45%
pain in the legs 50% 39%
habitual dislocation 52% 74%
patient is motionless 46% 38%
better in morning 19% 38%
leg injury 69% 63%
increased 15% 31%
dislocation 100% 100%

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