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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Campomelic dysplasiaViolation of uteroplacental blood flow
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Sex hormones 65%(1)
Measurements at the reception 38%(0)
Coagulogram 35%(2)
General blood test 29%(1)
Infection tests 29%(0)
Radiography of the area 28%(0)
Histological studies 21%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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dystrophy 51%
fetal hypoxia 83%
anomalies of kidney development 42%
pregnancy complications 80%
bone deformation 42%
impaired uterine function 79%
cardiorenal syndrome in children 41%
tension in the uterus 77%
deformities of the limbs 39%
female pelvic organs 71%
microcephaly 33%
suffocation 71%
spinal abnormalities 32%
hypoxia 70%
harelip 30%
up circulatory disorders 66%
chest deformity 29%
miscarriage 66%
medical abortion 28%
threat of miscarriage 65%
variable symptoms 26%
pregnancy 65%
abortions 26%
intrauterine fetal development delay 63%
protein reduced 25%
blood diseases 61%
protein c deficiency 24%
heaviness in the uterus 60%
2 children 24%
saddle uterus 57%
surgical infections 22%
intrauterine septum 57%
impaired arterial function 56%
late pregnancy 55%
severe stress 55%
increased uterine tone during pregnancy 55%
changes in the blood 55%
pregnancy toxicosis 54%
premature birth 54%
spotting from the uterus 53%
late miscarriage 52%
abdominal pain after water 52%
intensive physical load 51%
low level of health 51%
toxicosis 50%
placental abnormalities 48%
abdominal pregnancy 48%
rhesus conflict 47%
hemolytic disease of newborns 46%
atherosclerosis of the renal arteries 44%
vaginitis 44%
habitual miscarriage 44%
lags behind in the development 44%
from eating better 43%
pain in the uterus 43%
severe hypoxia 42%
effects of drugs 41%
nervous exhaustion 40%
violation of pulmonary circulation 40%
deterioration during pregnancy 40%
complications of childbirth 39%
lowered 19% 58%
operative delivery 39%
pain in the groin area 39%
infertility female 38%
uterine tumor 38%
improper nutrition 38%
effects of smoking 37%
vulva infections 37%
severe exhaustion 37%
history of brain surgery 37%
effects of hypoxia 36%
diseases of infants 36%
addiction 36%
bradycardia 35%
ARVI 35%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 35%
thyroid diseases 35%
alcohol dependence 35%
problems with studying 34%
consumes alcohol 34%
calculating 34%
criticality 34%
oncology in the anamnesis 34%
smokes 33%
consequences of childbirth 33%
no appetite 33%
abdominal pain 32%
tachycardia 32%
benign neoplasms 32%
overwork 32%
diabetes mellitus 31%
increased sensitivity 31%
palpitations 31%
attacks of pain 30%
hormonal disorders 30%
heart dysfunction 29%
angiopathy 29%
impaired lung function 29%
drug disease 28%
oncology 27%
childhood diseases 35% 62%
consequences of taking medications 27%
patient's condition 26%
inflammation 26%
history of surgery 26% 44%
antenatal death 30% 42%
death of the child 29% 41%
antenatal fetal death 30% 42%
death of relatives 27% 38%
vacuum 26% 36%
death of a loved 27% 37%
impaired venous function 22% 30%
kidney diseases 22% 30%
increased 18% 26%
congestive kidney 34% 34%

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