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Results: Differences General ✘Nosocomial infections✘Acute hepatitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 57%(1)96%(5)
Blood biochemistry 53%(8)90%(12)
General blood test 53%(2)53%(17)
Infection tests 13%(1)61%(7)
Coprogram 28%(1)46%(8)
ECG 32%(0)42%(0)
Coagulogram 26%(0)26%(0)
Autoimmune markers —50%(6)
Ultrasound of the organ 17%(0)29%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 85%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
hepatitis c 100% 17%
hypersthenuria — 96%
viral hepatitis b 97% 16%
increased ldh — 90%
hiv 77% —
diastolic hypertension — 60%
eggs of worms 28% —
inguinal hernia on the left — 54%
worms in the feces 27% —
antibodies to mitochondria — 50%
helminths 21% 7%
viral hepatitis 8% 53%
nosocomial infections 12% —
antibodies to smooth muscle — 42%
purulent discharge from the urethra 9% —
increased 3% 44%
superficial mastitis 9% —
normostenic — 40%
diphtheria 8% —
antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies — 38%
an ulcer in the nose 8% —
gray plaque on her tongue — 37%
pseudomonas infection 8% —
lowered — 36%
migrating larva 8% —
dark urine — 35%
infectious myelopathy 8% —
history of appendectomy — 34%
throat sensitive 8% —
fracture of the lower leg — 33%
staphylococcus aureus 8% —
denies it — 32%
mastoiditis 7% —
overlaid tongue — 31%
chickenpox in childhood 7% —
inguinal hernia — 31%
irritation on the eyelids 7% —
antinuclear antibodies — 30%
rhinovirus infection 7% —
hernia of the abdomen — 30%
otitis media due to a runny nose 7% —
pale skin — 29%
aphthae in the throat 7% —
hernia — 27%
rubella 7% —
STDs — 26%
purulent bursitis 7% —
state of exacerbation — 26%
abscess 7% —
increased pressure in the morning — 25%
purulent mastitis 7% —
bradycardia — 25%
fungus 7% —
bone defects — 25%
purulent mumps 7% —
smokes — 24%
pyoderma 7% —
hematuria — 23%
legionellosis 7% —
general tension — 23%
subcutaneous paraproctitis 7% —
bone fracture — 23%
lung abscess 6% —
ARVI 4% 26%
acute nasopharyngitis runny 6% —
history of surgery 7% 29%
blepharitis 6% —
increased potassium — 22%
viral enteritis 6% —
wound 7% 29%
epiglottitis 6% —
cytolysis syndrome — 21%
scales on eyelids 6% —
cholestasis — 21%
dystrophic keratitis 6% —
jaundice — 21%
tetanus 6% —
trauma 3% 23%
mycoses of the gastrointestinal tract 6% —
tuberculosis 4% 24%
inflammation of larynx 6% —
acholic feces — 20%
paraproctitis 6% —
botkin's disease in children — 20%
myelitis 6% —
diabetes mellitus 4% 23%
empyema of the pleura 6% —
acute hepatitis 7% 26%
adenovirus infection 6% —
yellow fever — 19%
acute stomatitis 6% —
yellow sclera — 19%
mediastinit 6% —
hypertrophy biliary tract — 18%
bronchitis 6% —
food poisoning — 18%
cytomegalovirus hepatitis 6% —
yellow skin color — 18%
atypical pneumonia 6% —
enlarged liver — 17%
parainfluenza 6% —
impaired arterial function — 17%
streptodermia 6% —
infectious mononucleosis — 17%
disorder demodecosis 6% —
mononucleosis — 17%
flu 6% —
intoxication — 17%
lung gangrene 6% —
itchy skin — 17%
burn wound 6% —
yellowness of mucous membranes — 17%
mastitis 6% —
acute viral hepatitis 7% 23%
proteus syndrome 6% —
hyperbilirubinemia — 16%
nosocomial pneumonia 6% —
liver failure — 16%
Friedlander 's pneumonia 6% —
the skin is dark — 16%
demodecosis of the eyelids 6% —
enlargement of the spleen — 15%
herpetic hepatitis 6% —
changing the color of feces — 15%
kidney failure in children 6% —
feces are grayish-white in color — 15%
respiratory syncytial infection 6% —
bleeding — 15%
omphalitis 6% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 15%
infection genitourinary 5% —
hepatitis D — 14%
thrombophlebitis 5% —
toxic hepatitis — 14%
infectious eye diseases 5% —
there are no complaints — 14%
sinusitis 5% —
prolonged jaundice — 14%
phlegmon 5% —
urine color dark yellow — 14%
enteritis 5% —
viral tonsillitis — 13%
conjunctivitis 5% —
parenchymal jaundice — 13%
common rashes 5% —
enlargement of the liver and spleen — 13%
otitis 5% —
general intoxication syndrome — 13%
purulent rashes on the skin 5% —
pseudotuberculosis — 13%
bursitis 5% —
Acholia — 13%
pericarditis 5% —
mushroom poisoning — 13%
gastroduodenitis 5% —
liver dystrophy — 13%
viral pneumonia 5% —
vomiting — 12%
phlebitis 5% —
medicinal hepatitis — 12%
lung damage 5% —
dic syndrome — 12%
cystitis 5% —
the sky is yellow — 12%
myocarditis 5% —
severe radiation sickness — 12%
duodenitis 5% —
liver dysfunction — 12%
stomatitis 5% —
nosebleed — 12%
discharge from the eyes 5% —
hemolytic jaundice — 12%
lower respiratory tract infections 5% —
petechiae — 12%
infectious arthritis 5% —
high temperature 4% 16%
endometritis 5% —
liver problems 7% 19%
pyelonephritis 5% —
itching in sleep — 11%
osteomyelitis 5% —
red dots — 11%
keratitis 5% —
acute cholecystitis — 11%
wound postoperative 5% —
feeling of dirt — 11%
thermal burns 5% —
insomnia from itching — 11%
impaired pericardial function 5% —
anti hav igm to hepatitis positive — 11%
acute duodenitis 5% —
blushes with excitement — 11%
acute colitis 5% —
hemorrhagic diathesis — 11%
inflammation of the ovaries 5% —
leptospirosis — 11%
pharyngitis 5% —
catarrhal appendicitis — 11%
fungal skin lesion 5% —
blood in feces — 11%

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