Comparison results
| Results: Differences General | ✘Fractures of the pelvic bones in children | ✘Fractures of the bones of the hand |
| Distinctive symptoms | Analogs | Analogs |
| Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies | 100% | — |
| Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies | — | 100% |
| pain in the bones of the pelvis | 54% | — |
| finger fracture | — | 48% |
| reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia) | 43% | — |
| metacarpal fracture | — | 43% |
| catatrauma | 40% | — |
| arm fracture | — | 36% |
| skewed pelvis | 40% | — |
| fractures of the bones of the wrist | — | 23% |
| pain in the bones | 35% | — |
| bone fracture | 65% | 77% |
| fractures of the pelvic bones in children | 33% | — |
| trauma | 56% | 67% |
| forced situation | 32% | — |
| pain in the wrists | — | 10% |
| hematoma | 32% | — |
| swelling after a fracture | — | 9% |
| pain after a fracture | 38% | 7% |
| with the corn | — | 8% |
| pain throughout the body | 29% | — |
| swelling of the wrists | — | 8% |
| acute pain | 26% | — |
| limitation of the amplitude of movements | — | 8% |
| lowered | 23% | — |
| non-healing fracture | — | 8% |
| acetabulum fracture | 23% | — |
| keratodermia | — | 7% |
| frequent fractures | — | 7% |
| false joint | — | 7% |
| porous skin | — | 7% |
| deformity of fingers | — | 7% |
| restriction of movement | — | 6% |
| bone deformation | — | 6% |
| swelling | — | 5% |
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