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Results: Differences Similar ✘Fracture of the lumbar spine✘Spinal cord injury
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 42%9%
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stiffness in the back 37% 12%
pressing headache — 44%
visual impairment 23% —
pressing pain in the temples — 44%
tension in the spine 34% 11%
paralysis 11% 55%
spinal fracture in children 21% —
headache pressing in the temples — 44%
intestinal paresis 21% —
pressure in the temples — 41%
intestinal obstruction 18% —
spinal cord injury 33% 72%
pain after a fracture 17% —
spastic paralysis — 39%
fracture of the lumbar spine 42% 24%
neck pain the — 37%
pelvic bone fracture 16% —
hematomyelia — 37%
bone fracture 63% 46%
hernia intervertebral — 36%
fracture of the calcaneus 15% —
subluxation atlanta — 36%
big buttocks 14% —
fracture of the cervical spine — 36%
dense swelling 14% —
consequences of injuries 22% 57%
nausea without vomiting 13% —
stab wound — 33%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 13% —
tremor in the legs — 32%
joint injuries 55% 41%
subluxation of the vertebra 30% 61%
fractures of the bones of the foot 12% —
ischemic spinal stroke — 29%
rejection of the chest 12% —
concussion — 29%
tuberculosis of the spine 12% —
paresis 18% 46%
restriction of movement 12% —
violation of pain sensitivity — 28%
consequences of abdominal trauma 12% —
thrombosis — 27%
pain in the thoracic spine 12% —
spine protrusion — 27%
worse when bending 11% —
vascular damage 11% 37%
pressure in the stomach 11% —
cut wound — 26%
rash back 11% —
hernia — 26%
strongest weakness 11% —
presses — 26%
viral hepatitis a 11% —
fracture with displacement 20% 46%
violation of the chair 11% —
headaches — 25%
does not feel pain 11% —
spinal cord injury 41% 66%
bitterness 11% —
hypotension — 24%
outbursts of anger 11% —
paresis of legs — 24%
leg fracture 11% —
wound 10% 34%
pathological fracture 23% 10%
hernias of the spine — 24%
delayed urination 10% —
traumatic brain injury — 23%
frequent fractures 10% —
spinal injury 77% 100%
sciatica 10% —
hematoma 12% 35%
abdominal injuries 10% —
skin anesthesia 13% 36%
pain in the middle of the back 10% —
intracerebral hematoma 10% 32%
defecation during urination 10% —
pulmonary embolism — 22%
breath retention 10% —
head injury — 22%
cerebral palsy 10% —
unconscious state — 22%
pain in the lumbar spine 10% —
pain in the cervical — 21%
pain in the sacrum 10% —
hemopneumothorax — 21%
bent legs 10% —
bruised ribs — 21%
stiffness of movements 10% —
nerve damage — 21%
tuberculosis of bones 10% —
brain cyst 11% 32%
oncology 9% —
neurogenic shock — 21%
sarcoma of the spine 9% —
insensitivity to pain 12% 33%
flat back syndrome 9% —
injury 55% 76%
rapid breathing 9% —
damage to the nervous system 16% 36%
pain chest 9% —
compression in the body — 20%
urination disorder 9% —
ligament damage 28% 48%
aggressive 9% —
skin problems 6% 26%
stool with gases 9% —
joint deformation — 20%
bloating 8% —
blunt heart injury — 19%
nervousness 8% —
ischemic stroke — 19%
tuberculosis 8% —
ligament rupture 23% 42%
general weakness 8% —
weakness in the legs — 19%
hepatitis 8% —
compression of the spinal cord 22% 41%
posture disorders in children 8% —
acute injury 16% 35%
discomfort in the chest 7% —
cautious — 19%
nausea 7% —
dislocation of the vertebrae 36% 54%
bone tumors 7% —
painful appearance — 18%
vomiting 7% —
myocardial infarction — 18%
abrasion 7% —
teeth wobble — 18%
childhood diseases 7% —
bruise 20% 38%
impaired gastric function 7% —
impaired arterial function 12% 30%
birth trauma 7% —
ones weakness in the leg muscles — 18%
leg injury 29% 21%
recovery period 7% 25%
refuses treatment 6% —
stroke — 17%
pain from the load 6% —
subluxation of the cervical vertebra — 17%
constant pain 6% —
fat embolism — 17%
big man 6% —
tetraparesis — 17%
lymphosarcoma 6% —
respiratory insufficiency — 17%
viral hepatitis b 6% —
stamping gait — 17%
hepatitis c 6% —
bone deformation 18% 35%
sedentary lifestyle 6% —
swelling of the brain 11% 28%
lower back pain 6% —
back pain 12% 28%
deformities of the limbs 6% —
ligament injury 28% 44%
syphilis 6% —
the consequences of injury — 16%
sensitivity to medications 5% —
paralytic syndrome 18% 34%
increased sensitivity 5% —
numbness of the legs — 16%
feeling of bruising 5% —
pain is better from movement — 16%
consequences of childbirth 5% —
internal bleeding — 16%
wedge - shaped vertebrae 21% 16%
better in morning — 16%
hypertension 12% 8%
bone defects — 16%
is better in nature 13% 9%
numbness of the hands — 16%
muscle tension 17% 13%
dental injuries — 16%
consequences of infection — 16%
low body temperature — 16%
better from movement — 16%
epidural hematoma — 16%
sensations in the hands 9% 25%
dislocation 35% 50%
wound postoperative — 15%
back injury 23% 38%
concussion of the brain — 15%
sensations in the legs — 15%
red urine — 15%
paresis of the hand — 15%
brain injury 15% 30%
heaviness in the lower back — 15%
compression myelopathy — 15%
full 13% 28%
improvement from sweating — 15%
back injury — 14%
dependence on plastic surgery — 14%
слабость хуже от движения — 14%
better from sweating — 14%
pain in the entire spine — 14%
lipoid pneumonia — 14%
heart failure — 14%

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