Comparison results
| Results: Differences General | ✘Damage to the ligaments of the upper limb | ✘Dislocation of the forearm |
| 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 | — | 83% |
| fracture of the radius | — | 83% |
| fracture of the ulna | — | 81% |
| dislocation of the shoulder | — | 80% |
| fractures of the forearm bones | — | 71% |
| injury to the elbow joint | — | 70% |
| shoulder injury | — | 65% |
| damage to the ligaments of the upper limb | — | 63% |
| ligament damage | — | 62% |
| fracture of the humerus | — | 55% |
| dislocation | — | 54% |
| elongated arms | — | 49% |
| ligament rupture | — | 49% |
| pain in the elbow joints | — | 48% |
| joints unstable | — | 48% |
| bone fracture | — | 47% |
| muscle damage | — | 45% |
| elbow pain | — | 41% |
| trauma | — | 40% |
| elbow pain when moving | — | 38% |
| swelling of joints | — | 37% |
| dislocation of a finger | — | 36% |
| rude behavior | — | 35% |
| need for movement | — | 34% |
| joint deformation | — | 33% |
| fracture of the head of the radius | — | 33% |
| dislocations of the wrist | — | 33% |
| swelling of the fingers | — | 33% |
| history of surgery | — | 33% |
| wide shoulders | — | 33% |
| joint pain when moving | — | 32% |
| joint pain | — | 31% |
| pain from sudden movements | — | 31% |
| swelling of the wrists | — | 30% |
| limitation of the amplitude of movements | — | 30% |
| hemarthrosis | — | 30% |
| swelling of the fingers | — | 30% |
| worse from movement | — | 30% |
| vascular damage | — | 29% |
| muscle rupture | — | 29% |
| worse from sudden movements | — | 28% |
| joint diseases | — | 28% |
| swelling of the hands | — | 28% |
| fracture with displacement | — | 28% |
| frequent fractures | — | 27% |
| acute pain in the joints | — | 26% |
| swelling | — | 26% |
| joint crunch | — | 26% |
| take it, take it | — | 25% |
| relaxation | — | 25% |
| pain when moving | — | 25% |
| nerve damage | — | 25% |
| consequences of a fracture | — | 24% |
| patient's condition | — | 24% |
| indecision | — | 24% |
| restriction of movement | — | 24% |
| increased | — | 23% |
| sensations in the extremities | — | 23% |
| forced situation | — | 23% |
| sensations in the hands | — | 23% |
| muscle tension | — | 23% |
| hematoma | — | 23% |
| stiffness in the joints | — | 21% |
| better in afternoon | — | 21% |
| consequences of injuries | — | 20% |
| presses | — | 20% |
| anesthesia | — | 20% |
| wound | — | 19% |
| acute pain | — | 19% |
| angioplasty | — | 18% |
| fracture of the ulnar process | — | 16% |
| epiphyseolysis | — | 16% |
Instructions
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