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Results: Differences General	✘Subperiosteal orbital abscess	✘Gingival smile
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 73%(0) 17%(0) Radiography of the area 48%(0) 25%(0) CT orbits 70%(0) — CT of the organ 47%(0) 18%(0) CT scan of the brain 55%(0) — MRI of the organ 49%(0) — Infection tests 49%(0) — Ultrasound of the organ 48%(0) — ENT examination 44%(0) — Coagulogram 35%(1) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
sinusitis	97%	—
gum diseases	—	71%
empty nose syndrome	94%	—
gum recession	—	62%
pain in the frontal sinuses	94%	—
a history of facelift	—	57%
pain in the frontal part	94%	—
change of teeth	—	56%
abscess	90%	—
abnormal bite	—	51%
foreign body of the nose	84%	—
anomalies of teeth	—	46%
swelling from a bite	78%	—
nasal polyps in children	—	42%
eye surgery	76%	—
fidgety	—	42%
phlegmon of the eye socket	73%	—
hyperactive	—	42%
inflammation	72%	—
rubs the nose	—	42%
subperiosteal orbital abscess	69%	—
a history of dental surgery	—	40%
double vision	68%	—
smiling	—	39%
frontit	68%	—
polyps in nasal cavity	—	38%
phlegmon	68%	—
dystrophy	—	36%
pain in the upper eyelids	67%	—
distal bite	—	36%
a foreign body in the eye	63%	—
swollen gums	—	36%
very high fever	62%	—
bad teeth	—	35%
blurred vision	61%	—
polyps in the nose	—	34%
headache frontal	61%	—
congestion in the nasopharynx	—	33%
rigidity of the occipital muscles	60%	—
bleeding from the gums	—	31%
high fever	59%	—
malocclusion	—	30%
swelling of the conjunctiva	59%	—
adenoids	—	30%
severe fever	59%	—
moves the jaw	—	30%
epiglottitis in children	59%	—
anomalies of the dentition	—	30%
stiffness in the body	59%	—
breathes through the mouth	—	29%
epiglottitis	58%	—
teething the child	—	27%
visual impairment	56%	—
closed person	—	27%
inflammation of the appendages	56%	—
bone growths	—	26%
inflammation of larynx	56%	—
angioplasty	—	26%
pseudomonas infection	55%	—
childhood diseases	—	26%
bronchitis in children	55%	—
predominant right	—	25%
injury rate	54%	—
dependence on food	—	25%
headache from above	54%	—
polyps	—	24%
typhlitis	54%	—
rapid breathing	—	24%
hemophilic infection	52%	—
big man	—	23%
high temperature	51%	—
responsible	—	22%
heaviness in the eyes	51%	—
high height	—	22%
weakness of the eyes	50%	—
patient is motionless	—	21%
febrile body temperature	50%	—
lags behind in the development	—	20%
mechanical damage to the eyes	49%	—
consequences of injuries	—	20%
eye injury	49%	—
bleeding	—	19%
discharge from the eyes	48%	—
oncology	—	17%
eye swelling	47%	—
lowered	32%	34%
acceleration of movements	46%	—
streptococci	44%	—
muscle tension	43%	—
bronchitis	43%	—
acute injury	43%	—
pain in the eyes	42%	—
conservative	42%	—
rapid reaction	41%	—
paresis	41%	—
stiffness in the joints	40%	—
general intoxication syndrome	40%	—
dependence on the doctor	39%	—
muscle weakness	38%	—
thrombosis	38%	—
helps others	38%	—
acute condition	37%	—
surgical infections	37%	—
headaches	37%	—
intoxication	36%	—
brain damage	36%	—
onset of illness	35%	—
impaired arterial function	34%	—
history of surgery	70%	37%
nose injury	54%	29%
consequences of taking medications	46%	25%
increased	54%	37%
trauma	34%	18%
swelling	35%	19%
consequences of surgery	35%	19%

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