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Results: Differences Similar	✘Acetabulum fracture	✘Hollow foot
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 32%(0) 21%(0) Infection tests 32%(0) 15%(0) CT of the foot — 27%(0) MRI of the spine — 21%(0) Radiography of the spine — 20%(0) CT of the spine — 20%(0) Measurements at the reception — 20%(0) Neurologist's examination — 18%(0) General inspection — 16%(0) MRI of the organ — 15%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
hip dislocation	95%	—
polyps	—	76%
ossifying myositis	83%	—
hollow foot	—	73%
traumatic ossifying myositis	83%	—
tendon contracture	—	47%
habitual dislocation	72%	—
deformations of the feet	—	47%
hip fracture	71%	—
crooked legs	—	44%
no joints	63%	—
weakness in the foot	—	43%
pelvic bone pain	61%	—
cramps the feet	—	42%
fracture of the femoral	57%	—
weakness in the legs	—	40%
bone fracture	84%	25%
fractures of the bones of the foot	—	38%
upper paraparesis	57%	—
contractures	—	36%
open fracture	56%	—
corns	—	36%
with the corn	53%	—
fracture of the calcaneus	—	35%
hip pain	51%	—
fatigue in the legs	—	35%
arthropathy	51%	—
leg muscle spasms	—	34%
acetabulum fracture	51%	—
legs are elongated	—	32%
limitation of the amplitude of movements	51%	—
bone deformation	—	32%
catatrauma	51%	—
ones weakness in the leg muscles	—	31%
keratodermia	50%	—
deformity of fingers	—	31%
fracture with displacement	50%	—
tired of being sick	—	30%
consequences of operation	66%	15%
paresis of the foot	—	29%
skin is coming off	48%	—
hypertonicity	—	28%
abdominal injuries	48%	—
effects of burns	—	27%
patient's condition is satisfactory	47%	—
muscle stretching	—	27%
pain pain in the bones	45%	—
long fingers	—	26%
consequences of taking medications	61%	14%
curvature of the toes	—	26%
myositis	44%	—
tired when walking	—	26%
restriction of movement	43%	—
pain in the legs	—	25%
calcification	43%	—
intramedullary tumors of the spinal cord	—	25%
bone defects	42%	—
femininity	—	25%
effects of shock	42%	—
tumors of peripheral nerves	—	24%
joint injuries	42%	—
spasm	—	24%
shock states of various genesis	41%	—
flat feet	—	24%
forced situation	41%	—
pain when walking	—	23%
injury	71%	29%
quickly gets tired	—	23%
joint pain	40%	—
curvature of the shins	—	23%
patient is motionless	37%	—
neurological disorders	—	23%
better in morning	37%	—
back injury	—	23%
thrombosis	36%	—
leg weakness walking	—	23%
necrosis	34%	—
shortening of legs	—	22%
there are no complaints	33%	—
pain in the fingers	—	22%
consequences of injuries	51%	17%
is not deformed	—	22%
disease operation	31%	—
paresis of legs	—	22%
patient's condition	43%	14%
migrating larva	—	21%
general anesthesia	54%	25%
pain in the foot	—	20%
peripheral nerve injuries	47%	22%
heaviness in the body	—	20%
leg injury	62%	41%
stretching	—	20%
paresis	38%	18%
consequences of a fracture	—	20%
wounds	35%	23%
loss of balance	—	20%
muscle weakness	36%	24%
worse when walking	—	19%
oncology in the anamnesis	—	19%
a history of trauma	—	19%
conservative	—	18%
brain tumor	—	18%
impaired coordination	—	18%
muscle pain	—	18%
dependence on plastic surgery	—	18%
consequences of physical exertion	—	18%
fatigue	—	17%
insensitivity to pain	—	16%
weakness after illness	—	16%
oncology	—	15%

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