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Results: Differences General	✘Congenital hepatitis in children	✘Veno-occlusive liver disease
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(12) 44%(0) Coagulogram 8%(1) 66%(5) General urine test 19%(3) 31%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	23%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
viral hepatitis b	22%	—
alcoholoid poisoning	—	93%
botkin's disease in children	21%	—
phlebitis	—	73%
cholestatic hepatitis	20%	—
pain in the right hypochondrium	—	70%
hypertrophy biliary tract	19%	—
antithrombin is elevated	—	66%
atresia of the bile ducts	18%	—
plasminogen reduced	—	66%
yellowness of mucous membranes	18%	—
poisoning by poisonous plants	—	66%
Acholia	17%	—
ascites	10%	69%
indifference to children	17%	—
impaired venous function	—	58%
congenital hepatitis in children	15%	—
dull pain in the stomach area	—	52%
enlargement of the liver and spleen	15%	—
discomfort in the right hypochondrium	—	52%
convulsions	15%	—
inflammation	—	51%
increased indirect bilirubin	15%	—
bleeding	—	51%
hepatosplenomegaly	15%	—
oliguria	—	49%
congenital herpes infection	15%	—
a history of organ transplantation	13%	62%
intrauterine infection	15%	—
increased bleeding	—	48%
galactosemia	15%	—
dull pain in the right hypochondrium	—	48%
listeriosis	14%	—
antithrombin is lowered	—	47%
congenital rubella	14%	—
disease dull abdominal pain	—	46%
cirrhosis of the liver in children	14%	—
alcoholic hepatitis	—	46%
cytomegalovirus infection in children	14%	—
vomiting mucus	—	46%
herpetic hepatitis	14%	—
abdominal swelling	—	46%
strictures of the bile ducts	14%	—
vomiting blood	—	46%
choleretic	14%	—
alcoholic cirrhosis liver	—	45%
1 pregnancy	14%	—
right-sided symptoms	—	45%
dark urine	14%	—
bursting pain in the right hypochondrium	—	44%
newborn herpes	14%	—
history of vein surgery	—	44%
enlargement of the spleen	14%	—
subfebrility	—	43%
fermentopathy	14%	—
swelling of the legs	—	43%
jaundice	14%	—
blockage of blood vessels	—	43%
cytomegalovirus hepatitis	14%	—
swelling	—	43%
congenital cytomegaly	14%	—
little urine	—	43%
swallow hard	13%	—
cirrhosis of the liver	10%	53%
general weakness	13%	—
hepatitis	20%	63%
hepatitis A	13%	—
hemophagocytic syndrome	—	42%
general intoxication syndrome	13%	—
heaviness in the right hypochondrium	—	40%
high thin	13%	—
no appetite	—	40%
muscular dystonia in a child	13%	—
spicy food	—	40%
hemochromatosis	13%	—
dysfunctional uterine bleeding	—	40%
yellow sclera	13%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	40%
biliary cirrhosis of the liver	13%	—
hemorrhagic diathesis	—	40%
light stool	13%	—
pain in the right side of the abdomen	—	39%
2 children	13%	—
anuria	—	39%
epstein barr virus	12%	—
liver problems	19%	58%
neurological disorders	12%	—
abdominal distension	—	38%
thin child	12%	—
heaviness in the hypochondrium	—	38%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase	12%	—
alcoholic liver disease	—	38%
congenital liver fibrosis	12%	—
abdominal pain	—	38%
mucoviscidosis	12%	—
emaciation	—	38%
meningeal symptoms	12%	—
abdominal distension a	—	38%
dependence on the mother	12%	—
rapid weight loss	—	38%
Common symptoms are weakness	11%	—
abdominal pain on the right	—	38%
rubella	11%	—
obesity on the stomach	—	38%
miscarriage	11%	—
pulmonary hemorrhage	—	38%
muscular dystonia	11%	—
nosebleed	—	37%
sluggish baby	11%	—
nausea	—	37%
apathy	11%	—
abdominal breathing	—	37%
toxoplasmosis	11%	—
hemorrhagic syndrome	—	37%
zinc	11%	—
history of surgery	12%	49%
meningeal syndrome	11%	—
gastrointestinal problems	18%	55%
cramps in the legs	10%	—
cytolysis syndrome	—	36%
addiction	10%	—
venous bleeding	—	35%
helminths	10%	—
terminal states	—	35%
alcohol dependence	10%	—
fat deposits	—	35%
large child	10%	—
consequences of surgery	—	35%
difficult to swallow	10%	—
bursting	—	34%
syphilis	10%	—
frequent nausea	—	34%
herpes	10%	—
abdominal discomfort	—	34%
dependence on parents	10%	—
better from work	—	33%
dependence on food	10%	—
with reactive protein increased	—	33%
electrolyte balance disorders	10%	—
bruise	—	33%
cystic fibrosis	10%	—
drug poisoning	—	33%
hepatitis c	10%	—
predominant right	—	33%
growth disorders in children	10%	—
food poisoning	—	33%
cytomegalovirus	10%	—
increased	16%	49%
diarrhea	9%	—
vomiting	12%	45%
thin	9%	—
liver pain	—	33%
lags behind in the development	9%	—
vasculitis	—	32%
thrombosis	9%	—
bleeding ulcer	—	32%
muscle weakness	9%	—
gastric bleeding	—	32%
dystrophy	9%	—
patient's condition	7%	39%
liquid stool	9%	—
vascular sclerosis	—	31%
nose nursing mom	9%	—
intestinal bleeding	—	31%
paresis	9%	—
unbearable pain	—	31%
tuberculosis	9%	—
weight gain	—	31%
height is low	9%	—
difficulty breathing	—	31%
consumes alcohol	9%	—
liver failure	—	31%
smokes	9%	—
thrombocytopenia	—	30%
surgical infections	8%	—
abdominal surgery	—	30%
calcium	8%	—
effects of poisoning	—	30%
feeling of bruising	8%	—
blue skin	—	29%
weakness after illness	8%	—
pain when breathing	—	29%
feeling of heat	8%	—
lowered	10%	39%
consequences of infection	8%	—
protein with increased	—	29%
blood diseases	8%	—
enlarged liver	13%	41%
radiation therapy	—	28%
nausea vomiting	—	28%
overweight	—	28%
anxiety	—	28%
necrosis	8%	36%
high temperature	8%	36%
changes in the blood	—	27%
radiation damage	—	27%
unspecified mental disorders	—	27%
acute condition	—	26%
kidney diseases	—	26%
the fast man	—	26%

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