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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General GastroschisisPolycythemia in newborns
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Distinctive symptoms
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eventration 76%
erythrocytosis 83%
abnormalities of intestinal development 47%
belching after water 67%
with the desire for pregnancy 46%
hypoxia 60%
history of surgery 45%
blood diseases 59%
dependence on food 42%
tuberculosis in pregnant women 58%
1 pregnancy 41%
fetal hypoxia 57%
eating and drinking 40%
lowered 56%
venous congestion 40%
polycythemia in newborns 54%
addiction 40%
wiedemann-beckwith syndrome 52%
lack of water during pregnancy 39%
diarrhea after eating 50%
intestinal infarction 39%
effects of hypoxia 50%
alcohol dependence 39%
hypoglycemia 50%
loves family 37%
increased 50%
polyhydramnios during pregnancy 36%
suffocation 49%
intrauterine fetal development delay 35%
blood thickening 49%
renal artery stenosis 34%
increased fibrinogen 49%
caesarean section 32%
nose pulmonary heart 47%
caesarean section in the anamnesis 32%
heart defect 47%
refusal to drink 31%
there are no complaints 47%
violation of pulmonary circulation 31%
hemoglobinopathies 45%
improper nutrition 30%
belching after eating 45%
late pregnancy 30%
fetoplacental insufficiency 43%
predominant right 30%
hypervolemia 43%
refuses to help 29%
down syndrome 43%
stagnation in the lungs 29%
convulsions 43%
chronic respiratory failure 29%
blue veins 42%
agnosia 29%
decreased magnesium 42%
history of vein surgery 28%
head established magnesium deficiency 42%
full 28%
hypomagnesemia 42%
heredity predisposition 27%
prolonged diarrhea 41%
myocardial infarction 27%
diarrhea with blood 38%
abdominal surgery 27%
smoking desire 38%
calculating 27%
lower respiratory tract infections 38%
respiratory insufficiency 26%
passive smoking 38%
congestive kidney 26%
intrauterine infection 38%
arterial occlusion 26%
decreased calcium 37%
no appetite 26%
patient's condition 36%
dependence on the doctor 25%
effects of smoking 36%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 25%
rapid breathing 36%
bone fracture 25%
pregnancy complications 35%
better to be alone 24%
congestion belching 35%
thrombosis 24%
cramps in the legs 35%
impaired kidney function 24%
impaired uterine function 34%
lags behind in the development 24%
ARVI 34%
necrosis 23%
thyroid diseases 34%
periodic illness 22%
tremor 34%
trauma 22%
high height 33%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 38% 27%
constantly moving 33%
up circulatory disorders 33% 28%
dehydration 33%
smokes 36% 32%
cyanosis 33%
depression 32%
tuberculosis 32%
protein with increased 32%
general intoxication syndrome 31%
chronic condition 31%
mood disorder 31%
tachycardia 31%
not enough time 31%
diarrhea 31%
impaired gastric function 30%
palpitations 30%
stress 30%
vomiting 29%
hormonal disorders 29%
control issues 29%
gastrointestinal problems 28%
intoxication 28%
inflammation 26%
impaired lung function 23% 48%
heart dysfunction 22% 39%
impaired arterial function 22% 38%
роды и вскармливание 32% 40%
dependence on the mother 35% 43%
dependence on parents 30% 37%
impaired venous function 24% 29%
angiopathy 23% 28%
childhood diseases 22% 27%

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