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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Abdominal injuriesPelvic bone fracture
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 33%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 10%100%
oncology 31%
genital injuries in girls 41%
bleeding into the abdominal cavity 24%
acute pain 38%
gunshot wounds 21%
pain in the bones of the pelvis 38%
history of laparoscopic surgery 34% 13%
pain after a fracture 34%
parenchymal bleeding 18%
hematoma 11% 45%
trauma 100% 83%
genital pain in women 31%
discharge from the urethra 15%
pain in the legs when moving 31%
hiccups 14%
leg injury 30%
history of surgery 32% 16%
pain in the bones 28%
chest damage 14%
spinal injury 28%
muscle rupture 14%
pain in the legs 27%
general narcosis 14%
consequences of a fracture 27%
skin dirty 13%
pain in the side 26%
internal bleeding 13%
pain in the sacrum and coccyx 25%
sports injury 13%
pelvic bone fracture 15% 40%
cold sweat 12%
back pain when walking 25%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 12%
lying on the sick side 25%
need for fats 12%
pain when moving 24%
consequences of surgery 12%
coccyx injury 24%
bruise 12%
pubic pain in men 23%
a history of endoscopic surgery 12%
can not lie on the sides 23%
lung damage 12%
pain in the pubic area in women 23%
hemorrhages on the skin 11%
skewed pelvis 23%
intensive physical load 11%
effects of shock 22%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 11%
pain in the sacrum 22%
hypotension 10%
fracture with displacement 22%
traumatic illness 10%
polytrauma 22%
consequences of injuries 27% 16%
shortening of limbs 21%
vomiting 9%
squeezes his legs 21%
surgical infections 9%
urinary incontinence 21%
wound 20% 15%
worse from movement 21%
can't hold urine 21%
back pain when moving 21%
pain in the groin area 20%
shortening of legs 20%
pain in the coccyx 20%
pain in the bones legs 20%
dislocation 19%
nerve damage 19%
swelling after a fracture 19%
hip dislocation 18%
leg fracture 18%
urethral injuries 18%
shock states of various genesis 18%
thin-boned 17%
post-traumatic shock 17%
fracture of the lower leg 17%
bone deformation 17%
effects of trauma and shock 17%
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia) 17%
sensations in the legs 17%
bladder injury 17%
soft tissue hematoma 17%
pain in the urethra 17%
weak stream of urine 16%
back injury 16%
better when walking 16%
difficulty urinating 16%
patient's condition is satisfactory 15%
pain when walking 15%
pain in the vagina 15%
he's defending himself 15%
acute pain in the legs 15%
restriction of movement 14%
urination painful 14%
deformities of the limbs 14%
bruise 14%
difficult defecation 14%
worse when walking 13%
acetabulum fracture 13%
the pain is worse lying down 13%
back pain 13%
worse lying down 13%
curvature of the legs 13%
acute abdomen 13%
blue skin 12%
patient is motionless 12%
pain when touched 12%
a lot of medicines 12%
asymmetry 12%
anesthesia 11%
acute condition 11%
spasm 11%
skin problems 10%
drug disease 10%
there are no complaints 10%
swelling 10%
coccyx fracture 9%
lowered 9%
worse lying on the sick side 9%
blood diseases 8% 17%
traumatic shock 12% 21%
catatrauma 13% 16%
patient's condition 14% 17%
bone defects 11% 13%
the fast man 9% 11%
serious condition 10% 12%
reticulocytosis 14% 16%
bleeding 20% 22%
conservative 10% 12%

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