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Results: Differences General ✘Leg fracture✘Fracture of the lumbar spine
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Distinctive symptoms
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finger fracture 37% —
consequences of spinal injury — 53%
fracture of the lower leg 21% —
back injury — 48%
injury to the right leg 16% —
compression fracture of the spine — 45%
fractures of the bones of the foot 29% 12%
spinal fracture — 42%
fracture of the toes 14% —
dislocation of the vertebrae — 41%
ankle fracture 13% —
fracture of the lumbar spine — 41%
intraarticular fracture 12% —
spinal cord injury — 40%
transversal hip fracture 12% —
weather dependence — 35%
fracture of the condyles of the tibia 11% —
spinal cord contusion — 35%
fracture of the femoral 10% —
consequences of injuries 5% 40%
fractures of the bones of the wrist 10% —
comminuted fracture — 34%
bone defects 9% —
curvature of the spine — 32%
tibia fracture 9% —
headache in the back of the head — 32%
swelling after a fracture 9% —
stiffness in the joints — 32%
hip fracture 8% —
aching — 31%
limitation of the amplitude of movements 8% —
explosive injury — 31%
wrist injury 8% —
back pain — 31%
violence in childhood 8% —
bone deformation — 29%
closed fracture 8% —
pain after a fracture 7% 35%
swelling of the legs 8% —
the feeling of a fracture — 27%
pain in the legs when moving 8% —
hump — 26%
swelling of the extremities 7% —
lower back pain — 26%
leg pain with edema 7% —
neurological disorders — 25%
The skin is not 6% —
insensitivity to pain — 25%
general swelling does 6% —
consequences of surgery — 25%
bone fracture 81% 73%
catatrauma — 24%
loss of balance 6% —
hypertension — 24%
impaired coordination 6% —
pain when walking 7% 31%
mental shock 6% —
fracture of the thoracic spine — 23%
pain in the legs 6% —
ligament damage — 23%
stooped — 23%
history of surgery 4% 26%
pathological fracture — 22%
spinal fracture in children — 21%
dislocation 6% 26%
fracture with displacement 7% 27%
f — 20%
intestinal paresis — 20%
wedge - shaped vertebrae — 20%
patient's condition — 20%
compression of the spinal cord — 20%
history of chest surgery — 19%
bruise — 19%
oncology — 19%
swelling 7% 26%
consequences of taking medications 5% 23%
worse when walking 6% 24%
wounds heal poorly — 18%
scratches — 18%
muscle damage — 18%
neurological pain — 18%
spinal cord tumors — 18%
stiffness in the back — 18%
polytrauma — 17%
lumbar spinal cord — 17%
paresis — 17%
traumatic illness — 17%
intestinal obstruction — 17%
paralytic syndrome — 17%
consequences of a fracture 19% 36%
skin anesthesia — 16%
tension in the spine — 16%
traumatic shock — 16%
pelvic bone fracture — 16%
muscle tension — 16%
fracture of the calcaneus — 15%
anesthesia — 15%
acute injury — 15%
lowered — 15%
spinal canal stenosis — 15%
ligament rupture 7% 21%
muscle pain when moving — 14%
dense swelling — 14%
brain bruised — 14%
spinal cord edema — 14%
big buttocks — 13%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 13%
liquorrhea — 13%
porous skin — 13%
full — 13%
brain tumor — 13%
nerve damage — 13%
osteoporosis — 13%
consequences of physical exertion — 13%
pain in the thoracic spine — 12%
ponytail syndrome — 12%
rejection of the chest — 12%
wound 7% 19%
better to be alone — 12%
nausea without vomiting — 12%
is better in nature — 12%
increased — 11%
history of osteosynthesis — 11%
old injuries — 11%
hematoma — 11%
swelling of the brain — 11%
paralysis — 11%
consequences of abdominal trauma — 11%
heaviness in the back — 11%
brain cyst — 11%
subdural hematoma — 11%
tuberculosis of the spine — 11%
outbursts of anger — 11%
blood diseases — 11%
non-healing fracture — 11%
bitterness — 11%
rib fracture — 11%
a history of prosthetics — 11%
impaired arterial function — 11%
weakness after illness — 10%
muscle weakness — 10%
loss of touch — 10%
drug disease — 10%
very pale — 10%
tuberculosis of bones — 10%
radiculitis — 10%
pain in the sacrum — 10%
keratodermia — 10%
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation — 10%
stiffness of movements — 10%
consequence of hormone treatment — 10%
joints unstable — 10%
skin dystrophy — 10%
flaccid paralysis syndrome — 10%
spinal contusion — 10%
intracerebral hematoma — 10%
damage to the nervous system — 10%
nose injury — 10%
postencephalitic syndrome — 10%
rash back — 10%
does not tolerate pain — 10%
violation of the stool — 10%
inflammation — 10%
chest tension — 10%
vascular damage — 10%
with the corn — 10%
bent legs — 10%
kyphosis scoliosis — 10%
strongest weakness — 10%
i've seen it somewhere — 9%
abdominal injuries — 9%
chest deformity — 9%
lung damage — 9%
skin problems — 9%
scoliosis — 9%
pain chest — 9%
neuroinfections — 9%
angioplasty — 9%
there are no complaints — 9%
pain in the lumbar spine — 9%
stool with gases — 9%
urination disorder — 9%
consequences of acute respiratory — 9%
pain in the middle of the back — 9%
lazy — 9%
a history of neurosurgery — 9%
frequent fractures — 9%
cerebral palsy — 9%
sensations in the neck — 9%
breath retention — 9%
delayed urination — 9%
the condition is extremely serious — 9%
aggressive — 9%
trauma 63% 72%
eye spasm — 9%
bleeding — 9%
electrocoagulation — 9%
head severe — 9%
feeling of stiffness — 9%
acute pain — 9%

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