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Results: Differences Similar ✘Chondromatosis of the joints✘Intraarticular fracture
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —49%
chondroma 67% —
knee injuries — 48%
joint pain when moving 30% —
hemarthrosis — 47%
reactive arthritis 29% —
fracture of the lower leg — 47%
limb movement limitation of movement 28% —
knee injury — 47%
pain in shoulder joints 27% —
intraarticular fracture — 45%
pain in the ankles 27% —
fracture with displacement — 43%
nodules on the joints 26% —
leg injury — 42%
papules 26% —
the feeling of a fracture — 41%
deforming arthrosis 24% —
fracture of the condyles of the tibia — 39%
hip pain 24% —
with the corn — 39%
joint crunch 23% —
consequences of a fracture — 38%
pain in the wrists 23% —
keratodermia — 37%
bursitis 23% —
ankle fracture — 37%
polyps 22% —
contracture — 37%
patellar balloting 38% 14%
bone fracture — 37%
inflammatory infiltrate 21% —
patellar fracture — 34%
calcification 21% —
catatrauma — 33%
sensations in the hands 21% —
bone deformation — 33%
general swelling does 20% —
операция на костях — 32%
changes in the blood 18% —
open fracture — 32%
pain in the elbow joints 28% 14%
swelling of the knee — 31%
elbow 26% 13%
stage of recovery — 30%
arthritis 19% 7%
knee joint ligament damage — 30%
consequences of physical exertion 19% 7%
recovery period — 30%
joint pain 39% 28%
closed fracture — 30%
pain in the foot 22% 11%
comminuted fracture — 30%
dependence on plastic surgery 19% 10%
ligament damage — 28%
pain when moving 22% 14%
ligament injury — 28%
fluid in the joints 22% 16%
abrasion — 28%
swelling of joints 23% 17%
contractures of the joints — 27%
joint diseases 40% 34%
fractures of the bones of the foot — 27%
porous skin — 26%
swelling after a fracture — 26%
double vision — 25%
knees do not bend — 25%
stiffness — 24%
acute pain — 24%
ulcers on the shins — 23%
bone defects — 23%
ulcer on the leg — 23%
pain in the knee joints — 22%
deformity of the foot — 22%
curvature of the legs — 22%
limitation of the amplitude of movements — 22%
skull fracture — 22%
no joints — 22%
sports injury — 21%
turns his legs — 21%
erysipelas on the leg — 21%
traumatic brain injury — 21%
sensations in the legs — 21%
head injury — 21%
knee joint contracture — 21%
osteoporosis — 20%
wound — 20%
non-healing fracture — 20%
peptic ulcer — 20%
blood loss — 20%
ulcers on the skin — 20%
bruise — 20%
it is better in the afternoon — 20%
bleeding — 20%
false joint — 20%
joint injuries 21% 41%
falls in the elderly — 19%
pain after a fracture — 19%
insensitivity to pain — 19%
consequences of injuries — 19%
swelling of the legs — 19%
burning in the legs — 19%
dislocation — 19%
arthrosis of the knee joint — 19%
shoulder neck fracture — 19%
pyoderma — 19%
patient's condition — 18%
in the morning leg pain — 18%
burns — 18%
better in morning — 18%
better in afternoon — 18%
rash on the lower leg — 18%
hip fracture — 18%
blood diseases — 18%
purulent rashes on the skin — 18%
skin problems — 18%
open person — 18%
thrombosis of the lower extremities — 18%
wounds heal poorly — 18%
fatigue — 18%
rash pustules — 17%
pain from the load — 17%
refuses treatment — 17%
thrombosis — 17%
can not straighten — 17%
suppuration of the skin — 17%
burning in the veins — 17%
abdominal injuries — 17%
there are no complaints — 17%
swelling in the morning — 17%
joint pain in the morning — 17%
trophic ulcers of the shins — 16%
consequences of infection — 16%
limbs pain — 16%
blunt abdominal trauma — 16%
fractures of the bones of the hand — 16%
vascular damage — 16%
bedsores — 16%
rises early — 16%
burning in the shins — 16%
sneaky — 16%
erysipelas — 16%
knee pain in the evening — 16%
cold knees — 16%
fracture of the femoral — 16%
pain pain in the bones — 16%
pathological fracture — 16%
does not feel pain — 15%
surgical infections — 15%
muscle tension — 15%
damage to the nervous system — 15%
nerve damage — 15%
meniscus — 15%
swelling of the legs in the morning — 15%
size delusions — 15%
stagnant pneumonia — 15%
patient is motionless — 15%
superficial veins — 15%
gangrene — 15%
skin condition — 15%
low body temperature — 15%
injury 16% 31%
pain in legs in the evening — 15%
scabs — 14%
pulsates — 14%
injuries — 14%
tension of the leg muscles — 14%
pulsation in the legs — 14%
bruise of the chest — 14%
desire to control — 14%
fracture of the humerus — 14%
asymmetry — 14%
swelling of the fingers — 14%
pain in the popliteal fossa — 14%
worse from exercise — 14%
pelvic bone fracture — 14%
impaired lung function — 14%
pulmonary embolism — 14%
joint asymmetry — 14%
traumatic illness — 14%
rashes on his legs — 14%
phlebitis — 14%
leg fracture — 14%
legs thick — 14%
soft tissue injury — 14%
congestion purulent wounds — 14%
thrombophlebitis — 14%
bruising sensation — 14%
pain worse from pressure — 14%
worse from pressure — 14%
onset of illness — 14%
the feeling of the lower leg is shortened — 13%
body is cold — 13%
sensitivity of the feet — 13%
it's better to be alone — 13%
prosthetic leg — 13%
ligament rupture — 13%
trophic ulcer — 13%
are worse in the afternoon — 13%
the feeling of falling — 13%
polytrauma — 13%

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