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Results: Differences General	✘Timann 's disease	✘Goff's disease
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 37%(0) CT of the organ — 35%(0) Blood biochemistry 29%(1) — Autoimmune markers 25%(1) — General blood test 24%(2) — Coagulogram 23%(1) — Measurements at the reception — 17%(0) Infection tests 16%(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%
swelling of the joints of the fingers	63%	—
pain when turning to the side	—	49%
swelling of the joints of the fingers	44%	—
pain and crunching in the knees	—	49%
swelling of the fingers	42%	—
gonorrheal arthritis	—	45%
finger joints hurt	40%	—
damage to the meniscus of the knee	—	44%
arthrosis of the hands and fingers	40%	—
knee injury	—	42%
swelling of the fingers	39%	—
leg injury	—	41%
necrosis	38%	—
artist	—	40%
swelling of the wrists	38%	—
trauma	—	40%
arthrosis of small joints	36%	—
pain in the tendons	—	39%
swelling of the hands	36%	—
pain in the knees	—	37%
deformity of fingers	33%	—
bursitis	—	37%
bone necrosis	32%	—
crunching in the knees	—	37%
tendovaginitis	30%	—
swelling of the knee joint	—	35%
osteosclerosis	28%	—
swelling of the knee	—	34%
pain in the joints of the fingers	28%	—
restriction of movement	—	34%
tendosynovitis	27%	—
limbs warm	—	34%
rheumatism of the joints	26%	—
joint pain wandering	—	34%
deformity of the fingers	26%	—
muscle atrophy	—	34%
pain in the fingers	25%	—
premenopause	—	34%
bone growths	24%	—
bones of the free lower limb	—	33%
pain in the fingers	24%	—
warm feet	—	33%
pain in the wrists	23%	—
chronic arthritis	—	33%
rheumatism	23%	—
a history of arthroscopy	—	33%
strong character	22%	—
tendinitis	—	33%
electrolyte balance disorders	22%	—
joint pain when moving	—	32%
full	21%	—
acute injury	—	32%
sensations in the hands	21%	—
constantly moving	—	31%
asymmetry	20%	—
a calm patient	—	30%
reddening of the skin	20%	—
worse from movement	—	30%
patient is motionless	19%	—
chronic synovitis	—	30%
imbalance	18%	—
pain in the legs	—	30%
onset of illness	17%	—
synovitis of the knee joint	—	30%
joint deformation	42%	23%
gonorrhea	—	29%
there are no complaints	16%	—
the psyche is rough	—	29%
blood diseases	16%	—
wandering pains	—	28%
deforming arthrosis	37%	29%
stereotypical movements	—	28%
bone deformation	28%	22%
leg pain with edema	—	27%
pain in the side	—	27%
massage worse	—	27%
effects of overwork	—	26%
need for fats	—	26%
joint crunch	—	26%
menopause	—	25%
wound inflammation	—	25%
stereotypia	—	24%
infectious arthritis	—	24%
consequences of taking medications	—	24%
pain when moving	—	24%
limbs pain	—	24%
calcification	—	23%
swelling of the legs	—	23%
inflammation	15%	38%
wounds heal poorly	—	23%
curvature of the legs	—	23%
intensive physical load	—	23%
consequences of physical exertion	—	22%
conservative	—	22%
pain when touched	—	22%
oily skin	—	22%
scratch	—	22%
traumatic illness	—	21%
overwork	—	21%
vascular damage	—	21%
acute condition	—	20%
wound	—	19%
consequences of surgery	—	18%
history of surgery	15%	33%
arthritis	19%	37%
patient's condition	—	17%
joint pain	20%	31%
joint diseases	40%	45%
arthrosis	39%	43%
swelling of joints	33%	37%
early development	19%	21%
subacute condition	18%	20%
acute pain	17%	19%

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