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Results: Differences General ✘Congenital dislocation of the hip✘Ankylosis
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Distinctive symptoms
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hip dislocation 86% —
rheumatic inflammation — 95%
hip dysplasia 81% —
back pain — 49%
neat child 55% —
stiffness in the joints — 44%
false joint 64% 7%
antinuclear factor — 42%
dislocation 67% 12%
pain in the right leg — 42%
limps 62% 13%
inflammation — 40%
duck gait 57% 8%
antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies — 39%
joint crunch 45% —
ankylosis — 38%
legs do not walk 37% —
stiffness in the back — 38%
aching all over the body 35% —
sensitive to comments — 35%
congenital anomalies of the lower extremities 33% —
pain in the knees — 35%
loss of balance 41% 6%
tension in the spine — 35%
asymmetry 54% 20%
pain in the lumbosacral region — 33%
impaired coordination 37% 5%
stiffness in the neck — 32%
joint asymmetry 56% 26%
polyarthritis — 30%
high height 27% —
constant discharge from the nose — 30%
is better in nature 27% —
chronic runny — 30%
coxarthrosis 37% 8%
arthritis — 29%
gradual deterioration of the condition 26% —
headache in the back of the head — 28%
joints unstable 34% 7%
chronic arthritis — 27%
deforming arthrosis 34% 7%
rheumatism — 27%
joint diseases 55% 28%
tuberculosis of bones — 25%
sleep better 33% 7%
muscle tension — 25%
limitation of the amplitude of movements 37% 11%
ankylosing spondylitis — 25%
shortening of legs 31% 6%
infectious arthritis — 24%
bent legs 36% 11%
lower back pain — 24%
arthrosis 31% 6%
contracture — 23%
prosthetic leg 34% 10%
arthritis of the hip joint — 23%
aching 35% 12%
lowered — 22%
hip joint crunch 20% —
tuberculosis — 22%
muscle hypertonus 28% 6%
trauma — 22%
history of surgery 46% 25%
bone fracture — 22%
better at night 28% 8%
patient is motionless — 21%
spasm 25% 5%
uveit — 21%
childhood diseases 31% 11%
tuberculosis of the joints — 20%
joint deformation 40% 20%
acute arthritis — 20%
aching joints 30% 11%
intraarticular fracture — 20%
shortening of limbs 32% 13%
pain in the foot — 20%
hip pain 33% 15%
bone defects — 20%
curvature of the legs 28% 12%
rheumatic uveitis — 20%
sensations in the legs 26% 15%
tuberculosis arthritis — 19%
joint replacement in the anamnesis 32% 21%
necrosis — 19%
restriction of movement 30% 19%
hernia — 19%
consequences of taking medications 30% 20%
spondylopathy — 19%
increased 29% 20%
defects of the upper jaw — 18%
orthopedic implant 31% 22%
cervical kyphosis — 18%
no joints 30% 23%
gunshot wounds — 18%
consequences of surgery 23% 19%
worse during day — 18%
consequences of infection — 18%
rheumatic arthritis — 18%
fever with sweating — 18%
pain in the ribs — 18%
pain in the bones — 18%
worse from movement — 17%
polyarthritis in children — 17%
arthritis with pain — 17%
pain in the shins — 17%
swelling of the brain — 17%
tendinitis — 17%
wound — 17%
fluid in the joints — 17%
aortitis — 17%
subfebrility — 17%
inflammatory bowel diseases — 17%
defects of the lower jaw — 17%
juvenile rheumatoid arthritis — 17%
arthrogryposis — 17%
reaction to manta rays — 16%
psoriasis throughout the body — 16%
hump — 16%
bone necrosis — 16%
left arm right leg — 16%
kyphosis cervicothoracic — 16%
pain in the legs 26% 42%
curvature of the spine — 16%
chronic colitis — 15%
reactive arthritis — 15%
tendon contracture — 15%
deformities of the limbs — 15%
amyloidosis — 15%
acute iritis — 15%
traumatic illness — 15%
lymphosarcoma — 15%
bone metastasis — 15%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 15%
consequences of a fracture — 15%
stooped — 15%
pain in the ankles — 15%
crohn — 15%
emotional — 15%
traumatic arthritis — 15%
osteomyelitis — 15%
thoracic kyphosis — 15%
Mediterranean (Marseille) fever — 14%
intestinal infection — 14%
osteoporosis — 14%
clamidiosis — 14%
osteosarcoma — 14%
pain in large joints — 14%
nephrosis — 14%
pain in the lumbar back — 14%
reiter's disease — 14%
viral pneumonia — 14%
skeletal deformity — 14%
pulmonary tuberculosis — 14%
acute pain in the joints — 14%
remission — 14%
scarring — 14%
bone cancer — 14%
amyloidosis of the kidneys — 14%
oligoarthritis — 14%
pneumonia with bronchitis — 14%
lymphadenitis — 13%
swings — 13%
periodic fever — 13%
heel pain — 13%
protein in the urine — 13%
chronic pneumonia — 13%
swelling of joints — 13%
seronegative spondyloarthritis — 13%
forestier's disease — 13%
deformity of the foot — 13%
psoriasis — 13%
blood diseases — 13%
tumors of the jaws — 13%
hard to stand — 13%
inflammation of the stomach — 13%
sitting back pain — 13%
intestinal ulcer — 13%
colitis — 13%
marshall syndrome — 13%
rickettsiosis — 13%
cheeks are red with fever — 13%
mycoplasma — 13%
gastrointestinal problems — 13%
feeling the heat in the cheeks — 13%
synechiae of the foreskin in boys — 13%
capsulite — 13%
recurrent fever, unspecified — 13%
peptic ulcer — 13%
berger 's disease — 13%
stiffness of the back in the morning — 13%
chinga — 13%
impaired function of the large intestine — 13%
bursitis — 13%
heart dysfunction — 13%
impaired gastric function — 13%
arthritis of the foot — 13%
thoracic kyphosis is enhanced — 13%
inflammation of the brain — 13%
impaired lung function — 12%
pain when moving — 12%

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