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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Ebola feverMalignant hyperthermia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 98%(10)
General urine test 45%(0)46%(2)
Blood biochemistry 35%(1)48%(6)
Other hormones 40%(2)
Coprogram 32%(1)
Infection tests 27%(0)
FGDS 25%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
mchc reduced 98%
contracture 78%
hemorrhagic fever marburg 48%
hyperthermia 74%
mucus in urine 45%
spasm of chewing muscles 60%
increase in amylase 35%
anuria 59%
cares for sick relatives 35%
low body temperature 58%
azotemia 34%
concentrated urine 53%
indomitable vomiting 33%
dic syndrome 52%
lowered 88% 54%
worse from coffee 50%
unformed feces 32%
anesthesia 49%
leukocytosis 32%
stress 49%
hemorrhagic fevers 31%
dark urine 46%
hypovolemic shock 31%
muscle tension 46%
diarrhea 31%
responsible 44%
takes care of relatives 30%
consequences of taking medications 43%
throat tickling 30%
stiffness in the joints 43%
toxic shock syndrome 30%
hemorrhagic diathesis 43%
pain in the larynx 30%
family man 42%
sediment urine 30%
respiratory acidosis 41%
vomiting 29%
convulsions 41%
consequences of a viral infection 28%
rhabdomyolysis 41%
cold sweat 28%
increase in creatine kinase 40%
traumatic shock 28%
body is cold 40%
gastrointestinal problems 28%
consequences of injuries 40%
neck pain 27%
anaphylactic shock 39%
abdominal pain after diarrhea 27%
consequences of psychotrauma 39%
leukopenia 26%
time jumps in blood pressure 38%
abdominal pain with vomiting 26%
hyperventilation syndrome 38%
diarrhea vomiting 26%
worse from cold 38%
hemorrhages on the skin 25%
refusal to drink 37%
throat hurts 25%
myocardial dysfunction 37%
thrombocytopenia 24%
multiple organ failure 37%
proteinuria 24%
in the genus mental illness 37%
painful appearance 24%
increased potassium 37%
will not work 24%
emotional child 36%
bacteremia 23%
severe stress 36%
cough 23%
increased calcium 35%
dehydration 23%
history of surgery 18% 53%
abdominal pain 22%
swelling of the brain 35%
pain chest 22%
tachycardia attacks 35%
hematuria 22%
worse after midnight 35%
fighting 22%
patient's condition 35%
headaches 21%
electrolyte balance disorders 34%
soreness of the skin 21%
cramps in the legs 34%
anemia 21%
mental shock 34%
consequences of infection 20%
omission of internal organs 34%
effects of shock 33%
intensive physical load 33%
shock states of various genesis 33%
pulmonary edema 33%
criticality 31%
consequences of physical exertion 31%
arrhythmia 30%
hypoxia 29%
spasm 29%
tachycardia 29%
metabolic disorder 29%
palpitations 29%
hypertension 28%
imbalance 28%
control issues 28%
acute condition 28%
emotional 28%
angiopathy 27%
up circulatory disorders 27%
childhood diseases 26%
drug disease 26%
consequences of surgery 26%
heart dysfunction 26%
blood diseases 25%
inflammation 24%
increased 18% 41%
acidosis 25% 47%
bleeding 20% 39%
trauma 19% 36%
febrile body temperature 28% 38%
internal bleeding 30% 40%
external bleeding 28% 38%
metabolic acidosis 27% 36%
febrility 25% 33%
feeling of heat 20% 27%
intoxication 20% 27%
onset of illness 19% 26%
high temperature 35% 38%

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