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Results: Differences General	✘Meniscus cyst	✘Fracture of a finger in a child
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 29%(0) 23%(0) MRI of the organ 30%(0) 20%(0) Ultrasound of the organ 29%(0) — Endoscopy 23%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
cysts	53%	—
pain in the fingers	—	96%
knee injury	48%	—
soft nails	—	92%
deforming arthrosis	47%	—
pain in the toes	—	87%
removal of cysts	44%	—
finger fracture	—	76%
arthrosis	41%	—
pain in the foot	—	72%
swelling of the knee	40%	—
cramps at night	—	68%
knee pain when moving	40%	—
subcutaneous hematoma	—	66%
a history of arthroscopy	38%	—
fractures of the bones of the wrist	—	65%
curvature of the legs	37%	—
cramps in the legs	—	56%
damage to the meniscus of the knee	36%	—
wrist injury	—	52%
pain in the legs when moving	36%	—
nail injury	—	48%
legs thick	35%	—
sociable	—	47%
aching all over the body	33%	—
fractures of the bones of the foot	—	45%
curvature of the shins	33%	—
metacarpal fracture	—	38%
joint diseases	33%	—
bruised finger	—	38%
fatigue in the legs	31%	—
fracture with displacement	—	37%
fatigue during physical exertion	31%	—
open fracture	—	36%
lymphostasis	98%	65%
bone fracture	—	36%
pain in the knees	30%	—
a history of organ transplantation	—	36%
a history of endoscopic surgery	28%	—
bone defects	—	35%
no joints	28%	—
wound	—	33%
pain when moving	28%	—
swelling of the fingers	—	33%
intensive physical load	27%	—
pain in the wrists	—	33%
joint deformation	27%	—
pain under the nail	—	32%
worse from movement	25%	—
hard pulse	—	32%
bone deformation	25%	—
wounds heal poorly	—	30%
overwork	24%	—
hematoma	—	30%
aching	23%	—
it hurts to touch the skin	—	30%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases	22%	—
scratch	—	29%
increased	19%	—
arm fracture	—	29%
history of surgery	43%	28%
pain when touched	—	29%
acute pain	22%	14%
rudeness in communication	—	29%
consequences of surgery	21%	14%
subcutaneous edema	—	28%
swelling of the toe	—	28%
fracture of a finger in a child	—	28%
pain in the nails	—	27%
difficult childhood	—	26%
consequences of a fracture	—	26%
consequences of injuries	—	26%
bruise	—	26%
bruises on the legs	—	26%
swelling after a fracture	—	25%
closed fracture	—	25%
nails are blue	—	25%
liver is indurated	—	24%
cyanosis	—	24%
leg fracture	—	24%
no children	—	24%
swelling of the wrists	—	23%
limitation of the amplitude of movements	—	23%
fracture of the toes	—	22%
soreness of the skin	—	22%
the psyche is rough	—	22%
fractures of the bones of the foot and fingers in children	—	22%
polytrauma	—	21%
swelling of the feet	—	21%
sports injury	—	21%
swelling of the hands	—	21%
pain in the fingers	—	21%
leg pain with edema	—	21%
fussy child	—	21%
skin is coming off	—	21%
pain after a fracture	—	21%
swelling of joints	—	20%
speech absence	—	19%
bruise	—	19%
thin skin	—	19%
restriction of movement	—	18%
wet skin	—	18%
large child	—	17%
pain from the load	—	17%
oily skin	—	17%
2 children	—	17%
impaired venous function	—	15%
stage of recovery	—	15%
childhood diseases	—	14%
recovery period	—	14%
consequences of taking medications	—	13%
a child's leg fracture	—	12%
swelling	21%	32%
pain in the legs	24%	28%
leg injury	39%	41%
trauma	29%	30%

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