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Results: Differences General ✘Staphyloderma of newborns✘Chronic diffuse streptodermia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 19%(1)41%(1)
Infection tests 40%(1)—
Coagulogram —34%(1)
Measurements at the reception —23%(0)
Coprogram 21%(1)—
Blood biochemistry 20%(1)—
Sex hormones 19%(1)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
staphyloderma 100% —
which are covered with crusts — 62%
staphyloderma of newborns 100% —
eczema — 59%
impetigo 87% —
chronic eczema — 57%
epidemic pemphigus of newborns 86% —
effects of starvation — 56%
pyoderma in a child 79% —
dermatitis and eczema — 50%
pseudofurunculosis 77% —
crusts on the skin — 49%
pemphigoid 63% —
chronic diffuse streptodermia — 48%
furunculosis 61% —
eczema peeling — 47%
skin diseases of newborns 59% —
peeling — 47%
bullous pemphigoid 57% —
allergic rash — 47%
vesicular dermatitis 57% —
thrombosis with varicose — 47%
takes care of relatives 56% —
hypoxia — 46%
boil 54% —
microbial eczema — 44%
folliculitis 52% —
his hands chronic thrombophlebitis — 44%
catarrhal tonsillitis in children 45% —
streptococci — 44%
abscess 43% —
effects of hypoxia — 44%
a boil in a child 42% —
ulcers on the skin — 43%
treponema pale dna positive 40% —
reddening of the skin — 42%
epidermolysis bullosa 40% —
pinching nerves — 41%
childhood diseases 40% —
vascular damage — 39%
rpr test positive 39% —
fasting — 37%
pustules on the head 39% —
inflammatory skin changes — 37%
lot of snot 39% —
rashes with peeling — 37%
catarrhal gastritis 39% —
skin is coming off — 37%
nasal furuncle 39% —
thrombosis of the lower extremities — 36%
mycobacterium tuberculosis dna positive 38% —
allergy — 36%
miliaria 38% —
atopic dermatitis — 36%
hydradenitis 37% —
absent-mindedness — 35%
soreness of axillary lymph nodes 37% —
varicose veins of the legs — 34%
hyperthermic syndrome in children 36% —
rashes itchy — 34%
tonsillitis in children 36% —
thrombophlebitis — 34%
acute gastroenterocolitis 36% —
impaired arterial function — 34%
gastritis in children 35% —
venous mesh on legs — 34%
scabies 35% —
allergy to the skin — 34%
enterocolitis in children 35% —
drug disease — 34%
diaper rash 35% —
phlebitis — 33%
ramsey hunt syndrome 35% —
blood diseases — 33%
catarrhal tonsillitis 34% —
oncology — 33%
mastitis 34% —
veins swelling on the legs — 33%
gastroenterocolitis 34% —
small-point rash — 32%
the growth of the newborn is reduced 33% —
protein-energy deficiency — 32%
rashes on the back 33% —
skin compaction — 32%
bad from milk 32% —
infected wounds — 32%
rashes in the groin 32% —
illness after hypothermia — 32%
colitis in children 32% —
swelling from a bite — 32%
rash in the armpit area 32% —
small rash — 32%
acute enterocolitis 32% —
vascular spasm — 31%
rhinitis in children 32% —
neuralgia — 31%
dermatitis unspecified 31% —
veins bloating — 31%
rash on the buttocks 31% —
history of surgery — 31%
pain in the armpit 31% —
acute venous thrombosis — 31%
radiation dermatitis 31% —
onset of illness 18% 48%
skin mite 31% —
The skin is not — 30%
nose nursing mom 30% —
itchy skin — 29%
rash on the scalp 30% —
oily skin — 29%
rash back 30% —
protein c deficiency — 29%
nosocomial infections 30% —
drug allergy — 28%
staphylococcus aureus 30% —
periods of exacerbation — 28%
rashes on the chest 29% —
scarring — 27%
acute colitis 29% —
thrombosis — 27%
thin child 28% —
CHD — 27%
artificial feeding 28% —
peptic ulcer — 27%
purulent lymphadenitis 28% —
spasm — 27%
chickenpox 28% —
vascular tumor — 27%
intestinal abscess 28% —
increased sensitivity — 26%
enterocolitis 28% —
impaired venous function — 26%
silicotuberculosis 28% —
wound — 26%
rash on the neck 28% —
subacute condition — 26%
infectious colitis 27% —
dryness 20% 45%
lactation problems 27% —
swelling — 25%
zinc 27% —
heart dysfunction — 25%
skin irritation 26% —
up circulatory disorders — 25%
pain in the lymph nodes 26% —
cancer — 25%
rickets 26% —
angioplasty — 24%
gastrointestinal problems 26% —
patient's condition — 23%
rashes on the head 25% —
lowered 17% 39%
intrauterine infection 25% —
increased — 22%
tonsillitis 25% —
common rashes 25% 46%
sluggish baby 25% —
pyoderma 60% 80%
lactation 25% —
red rash 23% 43%
runny nose 24% —
consequences of infection 18% 34%
gastritis 24% —
dermatitis 44% 58%
colitis 24% —
skin problems 39% 52%
effects of taking antibiotics 24% —
suppuration of the skin 48% 57%
syphilis 23% —
rashes dry 26% 34%
premature babies 23% —
radiation damage 20% 27%
wet skin 23% —
radiation therapy 21% 28%
hypotrophy 23% —
inflammation 34% 39%
hyperthermia 23% —
large child 23% —
lymphadenitis 23% —
lymph node damage 23% —
rapid reaction 22% —
frequent colds 22% —
height is low 22% —
tuberculosis 22% —
bacteremia 21% —
sepsis 21% —
liquid stool 21% —
thin 21% —
immunodeficiency 21% —
general intoxication syndrome 21% —
diarrhea 21% —
blisters 57% 34%
soreness of the skin 20% —
pregnancy 19% —
intoxication 19% —
exfoliative dermatitis of ritter 16% —
purulent rashes on the buttocks 16% —
purulent rashes on the back 16% —
mastitis of newborns 16% —
chickenpox dna positive 16% —

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