Comparison results
| Results: Differences General | ✘Fractures of the forearm bones in children | ✘Comminuted fracture | |||||||
| Related research | Analogs | Analogs | |||||||
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| Distinctive symptoms | |||||||||
| Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies | 100% | — | |||||||
| Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies | 72% | — | |||||||
| trauma | 56% | — | |||||||
| bone fracture | 51% | — | |||||||
| swelling after a fracture | 46% | — | |||||||
| injury to the elbow joint | 44% | — | |||||||
| pain from sudden movements | 43% | — | |||||||
| bruising sensation | 43% | — | |||||||
| heaviness in the hands | 41% | — | |||||||
| the feeling of a fracture | 40% | — | |||||||
| catatrauma | 40% | — | |||||||
| worse from sudden movements | 40% | — | |||||||
| pain after a fracture | 38% | — | |||||||
| frequent fractures | 37% | — | |||||||
| consequences of a fracture | 34% | — | |||||||
| pain when moving | 34% | — | |||||||
| nerve damage | 34% | — | |||||||
| no joints | 34% | — | |||||||
| sensations in the hands | 32% | — | |||||||
| worse from movement | 30% | — | |||||||
| vascular damage | 29% | — | |||||||
| wound | 27% | — | |||||||
| acute pain | 26% | — | |||||||
| swelling | 26% | — | |||||||
| history of surgery | 23% | — | |||||||
| frequent bone fractures in children | 23% | — | |||||||
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