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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Dislocation of a fingerJuvenile epiphyseolysis of the femoral head
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 18%(0)60%(0)
Other hormones 52%(1)
Measurements at the reception 47%(0)
CT of the organ 13%(0)34%(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%
pain in the foot 68%
limps 97%
dislocation of a finger 57%
hip pain 89%
lymphostasis 54%
effects of puberty 88%
dislocations of the wrist 53%
pineocytoma 85%
deformity of fingers 32%
sensations in the legs 82%
dislocation of the toes 30%
epiphyseolysis 81%
joint deformation 28%
bone fracture 81%
swelling of joints 26%
hip fracture 80%
the feeling of dislocation 26%
tumors of the pineal gland 80%
swelling of the fingers 22%
knee pain after physical exertion 80%
dislocation of the foot 22%
pain in the legs 15% 91%
wrist injury 22%
joint diseases 14% 85%
deformity of the toes 21%
perthes disease 69%
brachydactyly 21%
joint pain 16% 84%
limitation of the amplitude of movements 21%
aseptic bone necrosis 66%
deformity of the fingers 20%
aseptic necrosis of the femoral head 66%
anesthesia 20%
weakness in the extremities 66%
pain in the fingers 19%
consequences of taking medications 66%
acute pain in the joints 19%
leg injury 65%
acute pain 19%
weakness is worse from movement 65%
swelling 19%
hormonal disorders 65%
pulse is strong 18%
calve's disease 62%
pain in the wrists 18%
consequences of surgery 61%
history of orthopedic surgery 17%
closed fracture 61%
open person 16%
hyperostosis 61%
patient is motionless 15%
limb movement limitation of movement 61%
general swelling does 15%
reason for the consequences of puberty 60%
wound 14%
obesity 59%
osteosclerosis 59%
osteochondropathy 59%
trauma 18% 76%
underdevelopment 58%
joint pain with exertion 58%
lowered 56%
the feeling of a fracture 56%
desire to move 56%
fear of being alone 56%
radiation damage 55%
cryptorchidism 54%
quickly gets tired 54%
premature sexual development 54%
pain in the knee joints 53%
osteochondrosis 51%
head tilted 51%
history of surgery 20% 71%
pain in the knees 50%
bone necrosis 49%
hypogonadism 49%
valgus deformity of the foot 49%
effects of radiation 49%
restriction of movement 17% 65%
pain in the groin area 48%
up radiation sickness 47%
pain when moving 47%
contracture 47%
muscle atrophy 46%
effects of taking hormones 46%
chronic kidney failure 45%
spondylopathy 45%
head surgery 45%
fear of illness 45%
pituitary gland diseases 45%
worse at 12 o'clock 44%
forced situation 44%
pain during exercise 44%
pain from the load 42%
congestive kidney 42%
osteoporosis 42%
heredity predisposition 42%
bone deformation 42%
radiation therapy 41%
kidney failure 41%
overweight 40%
thin 40%
benign neoplasms 40%
worse in morning 39%
hypotension 39%
diabetes mellitus 38%
hypertension 37%
necrosis 36%
up circulatory disorders 36%
onset of illness 35%
oncology 33%
juvenile epiphyseolysis of the femoral head 33%
fear of mirrors 31%
deformity of the foot 18% 48%
curvature of the legs 16% 44%
worse from movement 15% 41%
patient's condition 12% 33%
increased 12% 32%
dislocation 39% 46%

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