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Results: Differences General	✘Post-traumatic osteomyelitis	✘Crohn's disease in children
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(5) 100%(14) Blood biochemistry — 76%(12) Colonoscopy — 73%(0) Coagulogram — 71%(4) Coprogram — 70%(8) Autoimmune markers — 56%(6)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	49%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	56%
post-traumatic osteomyelitis	42%	—
crohn's disease in children	—	39%
consequences of injuries	39%	—
pararectal fistula	—	34%
trauma	35%	—
crohn	—	29%
consequences of infection	36%	6%
intestinal fistula	—	26%
open fracture	18%	—
fistula of the anus	—	23%
bone fracture	16%	—
liquid stool	—	23%
bone defects	15%	—
diarrhea	—	23%
pain after injury	14%	—
rectal infiltration	—	22%
hip pain	14%	—
violation of the stool	—	20%
pain in the legs	14%	—
gastrointestinal problems	—	20%
heel pain	14%	—
childhood diseases	—	20%
nose pain in the cheekbones	13%	—
impaired function of the large intestine	—	20%
pain in the elbow joints	13%	—
rupture duodenal dysfunction	—	20%
pain in the coccyx	13%	—
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	20%
consequences of a fracture	13%	—
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	—	20%
osteosclerosis	12%	—
immunodeficiency	—	19%
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis	12%	—
remission	—	19%
gunshot wounds	12%	—
periods of exacerbation	—	19%
the feeling of a fracture	11%	—
intestinal mucosa	—	19%
chronic osteomyelitis	11%	—
intestinal obstruction	—	19%
general intoxication syndrome	11%	—
delay in physical development	—	19%
elbow pain	11%	—
nausea	—	18%
swelling after injury	11%	—
fistula of the rectum	—	18%
swelling of the wound	11%	—
lags behind in the development	—	18%
sensations in the legs	11%	—
inflammatory bowel diseases	—	18%
limitation of the amplitude of movements	11%	—
interstitial abscess	—	18%
staphylococcus aureus	11%	—
rapid weight loss	—	17%
heaviness in the extremities	11%	—
there are no complaints	—	17%
congestion purulent wounds	19%	6%
peptic ulcer	—	17%
thalamic syndrome	10%	—
small intestine resection	—	17%
shortening of limbs	10%	—
lowered	—	17%
false joint	10%	—
emaciation	—	17%
bone necrosis	10%	—
enteropathy	—	17%
pain in the forearm	10%	—
duodenitis	—	17%
pain in the wound	9%	—
pain in the intestines	—	17%
effects of poisoning	9%	—
anal fissures	—	17%
joint deformation	9%	—
abdominal pain	—	17%
sensations in the extremities	9%	—
often sick child	—	16%
wet skin	9%	—
papules	—	16%
pain in the foot	9%	—
intra-abdominal abscesses	—	16%
deformities of the limbs	9%	—
paraproctitis	—	16%
restriction of movement	9%	—
intestinal abscess	—	15%
leukocytosis	16%	5%
malabsorption syndrome in children	—	15%
acute injury	9%	—
state of exacerbation	—	15%
back pain	8%	—
decrease in gamma globulins	—	15%
worse from the heat	8%	—
shape of large intestine is changed	—	15%
scratches	8%	—
chronic colitis	—	15%
organic brain damage	8%	—
tenesmus	—	15%
wounds heal poorly	8%	—
infectious colitis	—	15%
dystrophy	8%	—
vomiting	—	15%
bone deformation	8%	—
abdominal pain after diarrhea	—	15%
The skin is not	8%	—
ulcers on the skin	—	14%
extreme operational risk	6%	—
intestinal resection	—	14%
wound	16%	8%
purulent peritonitis	—	14%
suppuration of the skin	18%	12%
chronic condition	—	14%
swelling	10%	5%
chickenpox	—	14%
sowing on intestinal flora	—	14%
malabsorption	—	14%
diarrhea in a child	—	14%
opportunistic infections	—	14%
no stool	—	14%
ascites	—	13%
childish behavior	—	13%
foolishness	—	13%
vaccination	—	13%
aphthous stomatitis	—	13%
uveit	—	13%
prolonged diarrhea	—	13%
data intestinal biopsy was performed	—	13%
peritonitis	—	13%
lymphoma	—	13%
intestinal infection	—	13%
proctitis	—	13%
nausea vomiting	—	13%
frequent colds	—	13%
prolonged defecation	—	13%
sudden diarrhea	—	13%
primary immunodeficiency	—	13%
infantile	—	13%
history of laparoscopic surgery	—	13%
medicinal colitis	—	13%
vitamin d deficiency	—	13%
colitis	—	13%
phlegmon	—	13%
sacroileitis	—	12%
pancreatitis	—	12%
rectovaginal fistula	—	12%
2 children	—	12%
inflammation of the stomach	—	12%
stool meager	—	12%
oncology in the anamnesis	—	12%
fever weakness	—	12%
digestive disorders	—	12%
acute abdomen	—	12%
growth disorders in children	—	12%
pus in feces	—	12%
rectal stenosis	—	12%
abscess	—	12%
delayed puberty	—	12%
bacteremia	—	12%
leukopenia	—	12%
tumors of the rectum	—	12%
moderate condition	—	12%
perforation of the colon	—	12%
it doesn't work out	—	12%
inflammatory infiltrate	—	12%
chronic granulomatous disease	—	12%
abdominal surgery	—	12%
increased vitamin b9	—	12%
a history of endoscopic surgery	—	12%
stomach nausea	—	12%
calprotectin lowered	—	12%
sowing for intestinal flora is positive	—	12%
chronic anal fissure	—	12%
is gaining weight poorly	—	12%
sprue	—	11%
bloating	—	11%
intestinal tumor	—	11%
anal fringes	—	11%
beriberi	—	11%
medicinal arthropathy	—	11%
drug allergy	—	11%
weight gain	—	11%
colitis in children	—	11%
tuberculosis	—	11%
megacolon	—	11%
yersiniosis	—	11%
herpetic meningitis	—	11%
sepsis	—	11%
vaginal fistulas	—	11%
intolerance to drugs	—	11%
nodular erythema	—	11%
rectum stomach	—	11%
impaired gastric function	—	11%
allergy	—	11%
monocytosis	—	11%
celiac	—	11%
better after diarrhea	—	11%
intestinal bleeding	—	11%
control issues	—	11%
vesicovaginal fistula	—	11%
liver problems	—	11%
high height	—	11%
increased sensitivity	—	11%

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