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Results: Differences Similar ✘Pelvic bone fracture✘Narrow pelvis
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Distinctive symptoms
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acetabulum fracture 40% —
misalignment of pelvis 22% 89%
hematoma 37% —
number of births has been reduced — 66%
pain in the bones of the pelvis 35% —
head presentation of the fetus — 57%
pain after a fracture 34% —
female pelvic organs — 54%
genital pain in women 32% —
bone deformation 17% 69%
pain pain in the bones 28% —
consequences of childbirth — 52%
back pain when moving 28% —
tuberculosis of the spine — 48%
injury 84% 54%
pregnancy — 47%
pain 28% —
rickets — 47%
pain in the legs 27% —
polio — 46%
pain in the legs when moving 26% —
materia medica — 45%
abdominal injuries 26% —
bone growths — 45%
pain in the side 26% —
oncology — 44%
lying on the sick side 25% —
bone tumors — 44%
blood loss 25% —
postpartum infections — 44%
traumatic shock 23% —
postpartum contractions — 43%
effects of shock 23% —
1 pregnancy — 42%
pain in the pubic area in women 23% —
complications of childbirth — 41%
pubic pain in men 22% —
number of births increased — 41%
pain in the sacrum 22% —
tuberculosis of bones — 41%
polytrauma 22% —
lymphosarcoma — 40%
urination incontinence 21% —
birth trauma — 40%
squeezes his legs 21% —
spinal fracture — 39%
nerve damage 21% —
large fruit — 38%
urinary incontinence 21% —
hump — 37%
pain in the groin area 20% —
stooped — 37%
shortening of limbs 20% —
worse from worry — 37%
pain in the bones legs 20% —
position of the sacrum closer to the vertical — 36%
pain when moving 20% —
the feeling of a fight — 36%
shock states of various genesis 19% —
history medical mother's — 35%
urethral injuries 18% —
spondylolisthesis — 35%
swelling after a fracture 18% —
congenital adrenal hyperplasia — 35%
pain in the urethra 18% —
sarcoma of the spine — 35%
dislocation of the vertebrae 17% —
curvature of the spine — 33%
post-traumatic shock 17% —
postpartum bleeding — 33%
soft tissue hematoma 17% —
placental abnormalities — 33%
bladder injury 17% —
premature placental abruption — 33%
The pain is worse from pressure 17% —
effects of puberty — 33%
worse when moving 17% —
weakness of labor activity — 33%
hip dislocation 17% —
large child — 33%
ones thin-boned 16% —
hyperandrogenism in women — 33%
wound 16% —
violation of the function of the testicles — 33%
back injury 16% —
position of the sacrum closer to horizontal — 33%
weak stream of urine 16% —
mom oncology — 32%
difficulty urinating 16% —
appendages of the uterus — 32%
catatrauma 16% —
pelvic presentation of the fetus — 32%
better when walking 16% —
a history of trauma — 32%
reticulocytosis 16% —
deformity of the toes — 31%
leg muscle spasms 16% —
tuberculosis — 31%
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia) 16% —
traumatic illness — 31%
consequences of injuries 16% —
pelvic bone fracture 39% 69%
pain in the vagina 15% —
severe childbirth — 30%
pain when walking 15% —
osteomalacia — 30%
patient's condition is satisfactory 15% —
paralysis — 30%
pain worse from pressure 15% —
brachydactyly — 30%
worse from pressure 15% —
limps — 29%
deformities of the limbs 14% —
spinal fracture in children — 29%
painful urination 14% —
tuberculosis of the joints — 29%
worse from pressure 14% —
kyphosis scoliosis — 29%
bruise 14% —
deformity of the fingers — 29%
difficult defecation 14% —
anomalies of labor activity — 29%
blood diseases 14% —
ovarian insufficiency — 28%
restriction of movement 13% —
ovarian hypofunction — 28%
worse when walking 13% —
low rating on the apgar scale — 28%
sharp belly 13% —
increased hairiness — 27%
blue skin 13% —
cerebral palsy — 27%
bone defects 13% —
low — 27%
back pain 13% —
monthly irregular — 27%
patient is motionless 12% —
broken collarbone — 26%
hematuria 12% —
scoliosis — 26%
acute condition 12% —
deformity of fingers — 26%
a lot of medicines 12% —
skeletal deformity — 25%
serious condition 12% —
rapid growth — 25%
asymmetry 12% —
deformity of the foot — 25%
conservative 12% —
perineal rupture — 25%
leg injury 30% 17%
premature birth — 25%
spasm 11% —
variable symptoms — 24%
swelling 10% —
intensive physical load — 24%
skin problems 10% —
spondylopathy — 24%
patient's condition 17% 12%
coccyx injury 28% 51%
strict parents — 23%
belly enlargement — 23%
joint deformation — 23%
teenage pregnancy — 23%
chorioamnionitis — 23%
cervical pregnancy — 22%
thyroid cancer — 22%
breast injury — 22%
fracture of the humerus — 22%
obesity — 22%
high height — 22%
calculating — 22%
injuries — 21%
tuberculosis in children — 21%
fontanelle — 21%
rapid childbirth — 21%
muscle weakness — 21%
fatigue — 21%
overweight — 21%
tuberculosis in the anamnesis — 21%
vaginal tears — 21%
shoulder injury — 20%
prolonged labor — 20%
sports injury — 20%
bleeding uterine — 19%
ovarian tumors — 19%
high-risk pregnancy — 19%
clinical death — 18%
uterine tumor — 18%
improper nutrition — 18%
death of a loved — 18%
heavy weight — 18%
onset of illness — 18%
tumour in the abdomen — 18%
death of relatives — 18%
pregnancy complications — 17%
osteomyelitis — 17%
fracture with displacement 22% 39%
stunting — 17%
consequences of physical exertion — 16%

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