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Results: Differences Similar ✘X-shaped legs✘Sacralization
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%14%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —55%
crooked legs 94% 24%
spinal abnormalities — 49%
hallux valgus deformity of the foot in children 40% —
moody child — 48%
x-shaped legs 35% —
sacralization — 48%
anomalies of the knee joint development 25% —
nose eye fatigue — 48%
hypersthenic 21% —
milk intolerance — 48%
weak ligaments 20% —
wedge - shaped vertebrae — 48%
weakness of the ligaments 19% —
spondylopathy — 47%
dislocation of the knee joint 19% —
scoliosis — 46%
fracture of the condyles of the tibia 19% —
nose good — 45%
congenital dislocation of the hip 17% —
stubbornness — 44%
leg injury 17% —
curvature of the spine — 43%
tibia fracture 16% —
red blood vessels of the eyes — 42%
asthenic 16% —
motor anxiety — 41%
fracture of the lower leg 15% —
lumbalization — 39%
hypophosphatemia 15% —
back pain — 37%
hip dislocation 15% —
frequent colds — 36%
legs thick 15% —
anxiety — 36%
intraarticular fracture 15% —
flat back syndrome — 36%
fracture with displacement 14% —
posterior costal hump — 36%
obesity in children 14% —
spina bifida — 35%
overweight 14% —
torso — 34%
arthrosis of the knee joint 14% —
lordosis — 33%
flat feet 14% —
chest deformity — 32%
convulsions 14% —
stooped — 32%
pain in the shins 13% —
hump — 32%
bone cancer 13% —
diastematomyelia — 31%
deforming arthrosis 13% —
thoracolumbar kyphosis — 30%
hip fracture 13% —
kyphosis scoliosis — 30%
decreased calcium 12% —
lumbar kyphosis — 30%
dislocations 12% —
thoracic kyphosis — 30%
bone tumors 12% —
spondylolysis — 28%
diseases of infants 12% —
calculating — 27%
arthrosis 12% —
mucopolysaccharidosis — 27%
leg cramps 11% —
spondylolisthesis — 27%
joint pain 11% —
pain in the sacrum — 27%
obesity 10% —
neurofibromatosis — 26%
benign neoplasms 10% —
arthrogryposis — 26%
curvature of the shins 23% 15%
skew of blades — 26%
loss of balance 16% 9%
pain from the load — 25%
deformations of the feet 27% 22%
infringement of the sciatic nerve — 25%
pinching nerves — 25%
spinal deviation — 25%
acute pain — 25%
wound postoperative — 24%
deflection of shoulder blades — 23%
paresis — 23%
patient is motionless — 23%
lumbar spondylosis — 23%
asymmetry — 23%
spinal injury — 23%
muscle atrophy — 22%
leg pain is worse when lying down — 22%
tracheopesophageal fistula — 22%
there are no complaints — 22%
disease operation — 22%
spondylosis — 22%
chondrodystrophy — 22%
skeletal deformity — 22%
damage to the nervous system — 22%
contractures — 22%
congenital anomalies of the upper extremities — 22%
perihepatitis — 22%
pain in legs in the evening — 22%
neuralgia — 22%
congenital heart — 22%
motor activity — 22%
chest is flat — 21%
back pain in the morning — 21%
osteogenesis imperfecta — 21%
angular hump — 21%
stiffness in the joints — 21%
consequences of operation 13% 34%
ehlers - danlos syndrome — 21%
patient's condition — 21%
osteochondrosis — 21%
leg weakness walking — 21%
myotonia — 21%
scoliotic deformity to the left — 20%
posture disorders in children — 20%
dystrophy — 20%
fistula of the anus — 20%
kidney fusion — 20%
worse standing better lying — 20%
dislocation of the vertebrae — 20%
neurological disorders — 20%
lumbar osteochondrosis — 20%
paralysis — 20%
spinal canal stenosis — 20%
injury 12% 32%
kidney disease 9% 29%
spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia — 19%
postoperative pain — 19%
dystrophic myotonia — 19%
unbearable pain — 19%
hypochondroplasia — 19%
chondrodysplasia — 19%
wounds — 19%
position of the sacrum closer to horizontal — 19%
no joints — 19%
family man — 19%
peaked kyphosis — 19%
shoulder girdle skew — 19%
sciatic nerve pain — 19%
harelip — 19%
consequences of taking medications 12% 31%
sciatica — 18%
heel pain — 18%
forced situation — 18%
better standing — 18%
cardiac disorder — 18%
synostosis — 18%
paretic gait — 18%
thrombocytopathy — 18%
spinal cord injury — 18%
homocystinuria — 18%
skin problems — 18%
pain in the legs of children — 18%
histiocytosis x — 18%
contractures of the joints — 18%
epiphyseal dysplasia — 18%
congenital deafness — 17%
paralytic syndrome — 17%
arthritis — 17%
despair — 17%
right ventricular failure — 17%
pain in the buttocks — 17%
osteomalacia — 17%
viral hepatitis d — 17%
violations of the motor act — 17%
moral — 17%
juvenile rheumatoid arthritis — 17%
hormonal disorders — 17%
bone fistula — 17%
hair anomalies — 17%
stigmas of dysembriogenesis — 17%
long limbs — 17%
doubling of the kidney — 17%
insensitivity to pain — 17%
intramedullary tumors of the spinal cord — 17%
polyarthritis in children — 17%
deviation of the scapula to the left — 16%
dermal sinus — 16%
hypoparathyroidism — 16%
hydronephrosis — 16%
syndactyly — 16%
ungrateful — 16%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 16%
deformation of the skull — 16%
marfan syndrome — 16%
tingling in the extremities — 16%
compression of the spinal cord — 16%
tingling in the legs — 16%
straightforwardness — 16%
not sensitive to pain — 16%
infantile — 16%
collagenosis — 16%
wet skin — 16%
fracture of the lumbar spine — 16%
deviation of the scapula to the right — 16%
stereotypical movements — 16%

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