Comparison results
| Results: Differences General | ✘Fractures of the forearm bones | ✘Damage to the ligaments of the upper limb |
| Distinctive symptoms | Analogs | Analogs |
| Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies | 100% | — |
| Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies | 70% | — |
| fracture of the ulna | 61% | — |
| fracture of the radius | 56% | — |
| fractures of the forearm bones | 54% | — |
| injury to the elbow joint | 48% | — |
| dislocation of the forearm | 43% | — |
| convulsions | 39% | — |
| dislocation of the elbow joint | 36% | — |
| fractures of the forearm bones in children | 34% | — |
| hemarthrosis | 29% | — |
| forearm pain | 27% | — |
| elongated arms | 24% | — |
| dislocation | 23% | — |
| open fracture | 23% | — |
| swelling after a fracture | 23% | — |
| intraarticular fracture | 22% | — |
| closed fracture | 22% | — |
| pain from sudden movements | 21% | — |
| limitation of the amplitude of movements | 20% | — |
| thin-boned | 20% | — |
| worse from sudden movements | 19% | — |
| severe pain in the arm | 19% | — |
| swelling of the hands | 19% | — |
| pain after a fracture | 18% | — |
| swelling of the extremities | 17% | — |
| pain when moving | 17% | — |
| restriction of movement | 17% | — |
| fracture of the ulnar process | 16% | — |
| worse from movement | 15% | — |
| stage of recovery | 13% | — |
| recovery period | 13% | — |
| acute pain | 13% | — |
| swelling | 13% | — |
| angioplasty | 12% | — |
| increased | 11% | — |
| fracture of the head of the radius | 11% | — |
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