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Results: Differences General ✘Fracture of the ulnar process✘Dislocation of the patella
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 20%(0)11%(0)
Neurologist's examination 23%(0)—
General inspection 21%(0)—
Infection tests 20%(0)—
Measurements at the reception 19%(0)—
MRI of the organ —12%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —89%
fracture of the radius 83% —
dislocation of the knee joint — 86%
injury to the elbow joint 78% —
dislocation 27% 100%
fractures of the forearm bones 56% —
desire for rest — 73%
bone fracture 52% —
desire to sit — 70%
elbow pain 46% —
leg injury — 69%
comminuted fracture 45% —
crunching in the knees — 66%
fracture with displacement 44% —
dislocation of the patella — 65%
ligament damage 44% —
pain in the knees — 64%
elbow pain when moving 42% —
headache in the crown — 63%
damage to the ligaments of the upper limb 40% —
pulsation in the temples — 59%
porous skin 40% —
headache frontal — 56%
hands are warm 38% —
low diastolic pressure — 56%
pain in the elbow joints 38% —
headache throbbing — 56%
stage of recovery 37% —
diastolic arterial hypotension — 55%
fracture of the ulnar process 37% —
high diastolic pressure — 54%
recovery period 36% —
habitual dislocation — 52%
intraarticular fracture 36% —
headache in the temples — 52%
catatrauma 55% 19%
pain in the legs — 50%
stiffness of the hands 33% —
reduction of systolic pressure — 50%
moody child 32% —
pulsation in the head — 49%
muscle rupture 32% —
systolic arterial hypertension — 49%
consequences of injuries 31% —
diastolic hypertension — 49%
severe pain in the arm 31% —
systolic arterial hypotension — 48%
swelling in the morning 28% —
increased systolic pressure — 47%
no joints 27% —
patient is motionless — 46%
nerve damage 27% —
joint crunch — 46%
muscle tension 26% —
knee injury — 43%
bone defects 26% —
hypotension — 36%
muscle damage 25% —
hip dislocation — 35%
pain when touched 24% —
severe pain in the knees — 31%
caution 24% —
down legs — 27%
joint pain 24% —
legs do not hold — 26%
stiffness in the joints 24% —
weak ligaments — 26%
restriction of movement 47% 22%
swelling of the right leg — 24%
dependence on the doctor 23% —
the feeling of dislocation — 24%
wound 22% —
swelling of the knee joint — 23%
joint diseases 22% —
swelling of the knee — 22%
swelling of joints 41% 17%
acute injury — 21%
swelling 36% 12%
a history of arthroscopy — 21%
pain when moving 39% 16%
ligament rupture 31% 51%
lowered 19% —
hemarthrosis — 20%
worse from movement 34% 14%
better in morning — 19%
trauma 44% 26%
bent legs — 19%
history of surgery 41% 24%
joint deformation — 15%
worse from sudden movements 32% 18%
full — 15%
limitation of the amplitude of movements 33% 19%
increased — 15%
pain from sudden movements 34% 20%
up worse at 6 am — 15%
consequences of surgery 21% 12%
swelling of the legs — 15%
acute pain 30% 21%
conservative — 14%
consequences of taking medications 19% 11%
sensations in the legs — 14%
attacks of pain — 13%
presses — 13%
anesthesia — 13%
worse in morning — 13%
angioplasty — 12%
swelling of the right knee — 11%

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