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Results: Differences Similar ✘Hip fracture✘Meniscus rupture
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(2)—
General urine test 76%(0)—
ECG 45%(0)—
Blood biochemistry 39%(0)—
CT of the organ 18%(0)9%(0)
Measurements at the reception 14%(0)11%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 46%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 26%100%
intraarticular fracture 40% —
knee injury 26% 99%
open fracture 40% —
joint injuries 32% 76%
consequences of a fracture 31% —
pain in the knees 10% 54%
pain after a fracture 28% —
ligament rupture — 40%
pain in the thigh 28% —
meniscus — 33%
bone deformation 28% —
injury 29% 61%
bone fracture 34% 5%
separation of the knee meniscus — 25%
fracture with displacement 23% —
patient is motionless — 20%
closed fracture 22% —
arthrosis — 18%
limitation of the amplitude of movements 21% —
arthrosis of the knee joint — 18%
leg fracture 20% —
meniscus cyst — 17%
open person 20% —
leg injury — 17%
bone defects 19% —
chondromalacia — 16%
blood diseases 18% —
goff's disease — 16%
vascular damage 17% —
bruise — 14%
deep vein thrombosis 17% —
bent legs — 14%
thrombosis 17% —
dissecting osteochondritis — 14%
thrombophlebitis 16% —
pain in the shins — 14%
blood loss 16% —
knee injury — 14%
phlebitis 16% —
spinal injury — 13%
ones thin-boned 16% —
tendon contracture — 13%
limps 15% —
ligament damage — 13%
the feeling of a fracture 15% —
difficulty walking — 12%
polytrauma 15% —
joint crunch — 12%
reticulocytosis 15% —
pain when walking — 12%
leg injury 40% 23%
deforming arthrosis — 12%
false joint 14% —
worse when moving — 12%
patellar fracture 14% —
can not straighten — 12%
bleeding 14% —
pain below the knee — 12%
contractures of the joints 14% —
acute pain in the joints — 12%
patellar balloting 14% —
knee pain when squatting — 11%
closed person 14% —
joint soreness — 11%
lung infarction 13% —
arthropathy 8% 19%
viral hepatitis a 13% —
postoperative pain — 11%
deformities of the limbs 23% 8%
post-traumatic arthrosis — 11%
pain in the bones legs 12% —
joint injury — 11%
venous thrombosis 12% —
discoid meniscus — 10%
is better in nature 12% —
fluid in the joints — 10%
hematoma 12% —
legs thick — 10%
viral hepatitis c 12% —
gout of the joints — 10%
wounds heal poorly 12% —
rheumatism of the joints — 10%
pelvic bone fracture 12% —
worse when walking — 10%
knee joint contracture 12% —
pain in the popliteal fossa — 9%
chest injuries 11% —
pain gives in the leg — 9%
hepatitis 11% —
walks a lot — 9%
with the corn 11% —
fighting — 9%
internal bleeding 11% —
knees do not bend — 9%
refuses treatment 11% —
muscle rupture — 9%
shortening of limbs 19% 6%
gout — 9%
keratodermia 10% —
severe pain in the knees — 9%
birth trauma 10% —
legs are elongated — 9%
sports injury 10% —
knee pain after physical exertion — 9%
abdominal injuries 10% —
pain in the ankles — 9%
peripheral nerve injuries 10% —
ligament injury — 9%
pain worse from pressure 10% —
knee pain when bending — 9%
porous skin 10% —
knee pain during extension — 9%
worse from pressure 10% —
swelling of joints — 9%
external bleeding 10% —
knee pain when walking — 9%
wounds 16% 4%
pain in the knee joints when walking — 9%
liver diseases 10% —
hyperactive — 8%
pain in the lower extremities 10% —
crunching in the knees — 8%
catatrauma 21% 9%
stretching — 8%
resorption 9% —
fidgety — 8%
hepatitis b 9% —
deformations of the feet — 8%
better from pressure 9% —
arthritis with pain — 8%
head injury 9% —
shaky gait — 8%
traumatic brain injury 9% —
rheumatism — 8%
refuses to help 9% —
deterioration from cooling legs — 8%
worse from exercise 9% —
worse when unbending — 8%
pain pain in the bones 9% —
effects of overwork — 8%
limbs pain 9% —
worse from getting feet wet — 8%
hepatitis c 9% —
osteochondrosis — 8%
syphilis 8% —
swelling of the knee joint — 8%
decreased concentration 8% —
pain in the legs of children — 8%
stones in the bladder 8% —
squeezes fingers — 8%
periods of exacerbation 8% —
spondylopathy — 8%
consequences of childbirth 8% —
general swelling does — 7%
better in morning 8% —
effects of poisoning — 7%
acute injury 8% —
consequences of physical exertion — 7%
osteoporosis 8% —
injuries — 7%
no joints 16% 6%
tension of the leg muscles — 7%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 7% —
fatigue — 7%
a history of trauma 17% 9%
arthritis — 7%
shortening of legs 14% 6%
dependence on plastic surgery — 7%
swelling 17% 10%
pain in all joints — 7%
consequences of injuries 17% 11%
worse from sudden movements — 7%
contractures 13% 8%
moderate condition — 7%
swelling of the legs 12% 7%
constant pain — 7%
skin problems 9% 4%
bone growths — 6%
redness of the joints — 6%
cardiac disorder — 6%
consequences of infection — 6%
intensive physical load — 6%
make the main — 6%
red legs — 6%
subacute condition — 6%
feeling of uselessness — 6%
joints unstable — 6%
intoxication — 6%
curvature of the shins — 6%
stiffness in the legs — 6%
pain in the fingers — 6%
foreign body sensation — 6%
muscle tension — 5%
better at night — 5%
stiffness in the joints — 5%
acute pain 7% 12%
presses — 5%
scarring — 5%
lot of operations in small things — 5%
illness after hypothermia — 5%

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