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Results: Differences Similar ✘Umbilical hernia in children✘Abdominal compartment syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
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hernia of the abdomen 96% 48%
oliguria — 83%
childhood diseases 18% —
abdominal compartment syndrome — 83%
umbilical hernia in children 16% —
pre-infarction condition — 79%
cough after whooping cough 10% —
angina attack — 77%
phimosis in children 10% —
retroperitoneal hematoma — 77%
hernia infringement 9% —
aversion to the acute — 75%
navel deformity 8% —
sharp belly — 73%
constipation is pushing 8% —
capillary leak syndrome — 73%
hernia 74% 65%
angina pectoris — 73%
gastroschisis 7% —
multiple organ failure — 72%
intestinal dysbiosis in children 7% —
consequences of abdominal trauma — 72%
omphalocele 7% —
abdominal aortic aneurysm — 72%
increased motor activity 6% —
thermal burns — 71%
constipation children 6% —
little urine — 70%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 6% —
acute pain — 67%
bronchitis in children 6% —
pricks in the stomach — 66%
congenital hypothyroidism 6% —
acute stabbing pains — 66%
weakness 6% —
acute condition — 65%
bowel prolapse 6% —
bleeding into the abdominal cavity — 65%
cough 6% —
liver injuries — 64%
constipation 6% —
intra-abdominal abscesses — 63%
stones cough after bronchitis 6% —
injury — 63%
high height 6% —
acute injury — 62%
digestion is normal 6% —
burn shock — 62%
dysentery 6% —
parenchymal bleeding — 61%
lactase deficiency 6% —
acute violation of ophthalmotonus — 61%
weakness 6% —
ascites 4% 64%
hypothyroidism in children 6% —
aortic aneurysm — 60%
phimosis 6% —
purulent peritonitis — 60%
large child 6% —
angiopathy — 59%
whooping 6% —
erythrocytic cylindruria — 59%
muscular dystonia in a child 6% —
hemorrhagic pancreatitis — 58%
dystonia 5% —
abdominal injuries — 58%
omission of internal organs 5% —
activity is not changed — 57%
rickets 5% —
respiratory alkalosis — 57%
dysbacteriosis 5% —
glaucoma — 57%
thin child 5% —
blood diseases — 56%
pneumonia in children 5% —
anuria — 56%
down's disease 5% —
intestinal obstruction — 55%
muscle weakness 4% —
injuries of the diaphragm — 55%
vomiting 4% —
inflammation of postoperative scars — 54%
weakness after illness 4% —
liver diseases — 54%
nausea 4% —
chronic respiratory failure — 54%
there is emaciation in the neck 4% —
patient's condition — 54%
hypotrophy 4% —
stagnation in the lungs — 54%
thin 4% —
chronic peritonitis — 54%
bronchitis 4% —
aneurysm — 53%
hypothyroidism 4% —
central venous pressure is increased — 53%
growth disorders in children 4% —
pancreatitis — 53%
sluggish baby 4% —
alt reduction — 52%
motor activity 4% —
parenchymal hepatitis — 51%
dysentery in children 3% —
pricks — 51%
spasm in the lungs — 51%
abdominal muscle pain — 51%
inflammation of the stomach — 51%
excess weight during pregnancy — 51%
tumors of the peritoneum — 50%
proteinuria — 50%
is quickly aroused — 50%
decrease in schf — 49%
congestive kidney — 49%
cramps — 49%
hematoma — 49%
purulent pancreatitis — 49%
respiratory insufficiency — 49%
pelvic bone fracture — 49%
bladder pressure — 49%
postoperative hernia — 49%
post-traumatic shock — 49%
decreased urea — 48%
cylinders — 48%
alkalosis — 48%
bacteremia — 48%
suppuration of the skin — 48%
necrosis 4% 52%
abscess — 47%
scar pain — 47%
swelling after injury — 47%
gastric perforation — 47%
respiratory spasm — 47%
chest injuries — 47%
chronic kidney disease — 46%
pressure in the stomach — 46%
abdominal cramps — 46%
belly enlargement 6% 52%
IBS — 46%
sepsis — 46%
increased urea — 45%
consequences of injuries — 45%
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver — 45%
pain in the pleura — 45%
low acidity — 45%
breathing superficial — 45%
pneumonia with pleurisy — 45%
respiratory acidosis — 45%
pain in the intestines — 44%
respiratory distress syndrome — 44%
liver necrosis — 44%
portal hypertension — 43%
congenital anomalies of the lower extremities — 43%
bleeding — 43%
up circulatory disorders — 43%
is blocked an increase in the alkaline phosphatase — 43%
scar inflammation — 43%
rough skin — 43%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 8% 51%
polytrauma — 43%
pain after injury — 43%
intestinal spasms — 43%
pretending to be sick — 42%
cold sweat — 42%
impaired lung function — 42%
violation of pulmonary circulation — 42%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract — 42%
consequences of operation — 42%
cardiac disorder — 42%
abdominal — 42%
fluid in the abdomen — 41%
acute hepatitis — 41%
kidney damage — 41%
consequences of infection — 41%
collapse — 41%
slow onset of the disease — 41%
chronic venous edema — 41%
pain after a fracture — 41%
swelling in the morning — 41%
acute renal failure — 41%
swelling — 41%
venous bleeding — 41%
chronic liver failure — 40%
increased alt — 40%
metabolic acidosis — 40%
coagulopathy — 40%
liver pain — 40%
abdominal swelling — 40%
oncology — 40%
skin problems — 40%
increase in creatinine — 40%
decrease in creatinine — 40%
lung damage — 39%
postoperative scars — 39%
tumour in the abdomen — 39%
feeling of danger — 39%
consequences of taking medications — 39%
hysteria — 38%
venous congestion — 38%
leg injury — 38%
worse from pressure — 38%

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