Comparison results
| Results: Differences General | ✘Injury to the tendons of the hand | ✘Stenosing ligamentitis |
| Distinctive symptoms | Analogs | Analogs |
| Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies | 100% | 3% |
| Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies | — | 100% |
| damage to the tendons of the wrist | 42% | — |
| chronic granulomatous disease | — | 84% |
| trauma | 45% | 2% |
| papules | — | 69% |
| consequences of tendon injury | 29% | — |
| joint crunch | — | 14% |
| damage to the ligaments of the upper limb | 25% | — |
| stenosing ligamentitis | — | 12% |
| skin dirty | 24% | — |
| tendon compaction | — | 7% |
| muscle damage | 22% | — |
| pain in the wrists | — | 7% |
| wrist injury | 21% | — |
| pain in the finger when bending | — | 6% |
| cut wound | 20% | — |
| pain in the fingers | — | 5% |
| laceration | 20% | — |
| slow walking | — | 4% |
| tendon contracture | 20% | — |
| patient is motionless | — | 4% |
| bone defects | 19% | — |
| local heat is better | — | 4% |
| radial nerve neuropathy | 19% | — |
| defense of abdominal muscles | — | 4% |
| consequences of injuries | 19% | — |
| pain is better from the heat | — | 4% |
| a history of plastic surgery | 18% | — |
| a history of arthroscopy | — | 4% |
| wound | 21% | 2% |
| stims | — | 4% |
| ulnar nerve neuropathy | 17% | — |
| better from heat | — | 4% |
| skin is clean | 16% | — |
| stereotypia | — | 3% |
| injury to the elbow joint | 15% | — |
| pain when touched | — | 3% |
| skin problems | 15% | — |
| worse from movement | — | 3% |
| burning in the muscles | 15% | — |
| does not tolerate pain | — | 3% |
| ligament rupture | 14% | — |
| gradual deterioration of the condition | — | 3% |
| median nerve neuropathy | 14% | — |
| conservative | — | 3% |
| vascular damage | 14% | — |
| overwork | — | 3% |
| consequences of surgery | 18% | 3% |
| constant pain | — | 3% |
| consequences of taking medications | 17% | 3% |
| worse lying down | — | 3% |
| burning of the skin | 12% | — |
| patient's condition | — | 3% |
| no joints | 12% | — |
| acceleration of movements | — | 3% |
| history of surgery | 18% | 5% |
| pain gives in the arm | — | 3% |
| burns | 11% | — |
| acute condition | — | 3% |
| finger does not bend | 11% | — |
| forearm pain | — | 3% |
| soreness of the skin | 10% | — |
| restriction of movement | — | 3% |
| anesthesia | 10% | — |
| relaxation | — | 3% |
| neurological disorders | 9% | — |
| it is better from massage | — | 3% |
| impaired venous function | 9% | — |
| worse at rest | — | 3% |
| angioplasty | 9% | — |
| elderly patients | — | 3% |
| impaired arterial function | 9% | — |
| lowered | — | 2% |
| incised finger wound | 8% | — |
| inflammation | — | 2% |
| pain in the tendons | 13% | 3% |
| subacute condition | — | 2% |
| contracture | 12% | 5% |
| childhood diseases | — | 2% |
| pain in the fingers | 13% | 6% |
| onset of illness | — | 2% |
| increased | 8% | 2% |
| stage of recovery | — | 2% |
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