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Results: Differences General ✘Fracture of the thoracic spine✘Epiphyseolysis
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —66%
spinal fracture 78% —
fracture with displacement — 43%
consequences of anger 68% —
open fracture — 42%
trophic ulcers of the shins 64% —
hip fracture — 37%
lack of love 63% —
intraarticular fracture — 27%
ulcers on the shins 59% —
no joints — 25%
comminuted fracture 58% —
knee injury — 25%
consequences of spinal injury 58% —
closed fracture — 21%
trophic ulcer 50% —
sports injury — 20%
ulcer on the leg 48% —
hemarthrosis — 20%
insensitivity to pain 45% —
leg fracture — 20%
osteomyelitis 43% —
history of osteosynthesis — 20%
consequences of suppression 42% —
hematoma — 20%
ulcers on the skin 40% —
open person — 19%
needs attention 39% —
epiphyseolysis — 19%
trauma 70% 29%
bruise — 18%
illness from stress 38% —
rapid growth — 18%
peptic ulcer 36% —
bone deformation — 18%
back pain when moving 35% —
deep vein thrombosis — 18%
urine is caustic 34% —
fracture of the humerus — 17%
necrosis 33% —
thrombophlebitis — 17%
back injury 31% —
vascular damage — 17%
compression fracture of the spine 30% —
bone defects — 17%
swelling after a fracture 30% —
thrombosis — 17%
fracture of the thoracic spine 29% —
patellar balloting — 17%
wounds heal poorly 40% 12%
consequences of a fracture 16% 33%
intestinal paresis 26% —
phlebitis — 16%
scratch 39% 12%
does sports — 16%
heaviness in the shoulders 25% —
constant weakness — 16%
breath retention 25% —
polytrauma — 15%
delayed urination 25% —
immunodeficiency — 15%
bone fracture 60% 34%
general narcosis — 15%
intestinal obstruction 23% —
high thin — 15%
paralytic syndrome 23% —
leg injury 15% 30%
wide shoulders 22% —
joint deformation — 15%
heaviness in hands and feet 22% —
ligament rupture — 15%
impaired function of the small intestine 21% —
quickly gets tired — 15%
pressing headache 21% —
swelling of the hands — 15%
heaviness in the back 20% —
consequences of knee injury — 14%
lying in bed 20% —
subcutaneous edema — 14%
shape of body is deformed 20% —
often sick child — 14%
paresis 20% —
contractures of the joints — 14%
headache after exercise 20% —
is not deformed — 14%
back pain 20% —
patellar fracture — 14%
bent legs 19% —
my legs are failing — 14%
heaviness in the hands 19% —
feeling of bruising — 14%
bladder injury 19% —
false joint — 14%
heaviness in the legs 19% —
closed person — 14%
swelling after injury 19% —
worse in morning — 13%
patient's condition is of moderate severity 19% —
consequences of infection — 13%
neurological disorders 18% —
bruise — 13%
ligament damage 18% —
deformities of the limbs — 13%
worse standing 17% —
dislocation — 13%
traumatic shock 17% —
acceleration of movements — 13%
patient's condition is satisfactory 17% —
orthopedic implant — 13%
pain when moving 32% 13%
pain in the bones legs — 13%
wound 34% 16%
contracture — 13%
curvature of the spine 15% —
pulmonary embolism — 13%
sensations in the hands 15% —
consequences of taking medications 11% 24%
worse from movement 28% 11%
muscle fatigue — 13%
general swelling does 14% —
pain in the wrists — 13%
does not tolerate pain 14% —
little low energy level — 13%
serious condition 14% —
subfebrility — 12%
pain chest 13% —
muscle damage — 12%
zpr fatigue from the disease 13% —
impaired venous function — 12%
overwork 13% —
weakening of immunity — 12%
presses 13% —
pedantry — 12%
headaches 13% —
is better in nature — 12%
skin anesthesia 13% —
need for movement — 12%
pain after a fracture 30% 17%
increased motor activity — 12%
pathological fracture 24% 13%
history of cardiovascular surgery — 12%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 17% 7%
acute venous thrombosis — 12%
restriction of movement 31% 22%
viral hepatitis — 12%
consequences of injuries 37% 29%
motor activity — 12%
sensations in the legs 14% 8%
difficult childhood — 12%
patient's condition 19% 13%
viral hepatitis b — 12%
osteoporosis 14% 8%
drug disease — 12%
the feeling of a fracture 19% 15%
knee joint contracture — 12%
shoulder injury 19% 15%
pain in the knee and hip joints — 12%
pain after injury 18% 14%
up worse at 6 am — 12%
pelvic bone fracture — 12%
frequent colds — 11%
pain in the legs — 11%
chest damage — 11%
with the corn — 11%
the pain is worse from exertion — 11%
thin — 11%
refuses treatment — 11%
limitation of the amplitude of movements — 11%
hepatitis — 11%
rapid reaction — 11%
high height — 11%
caution — 11%
inflammation — 11%
conservative — 11%
internal bleeding — 10%
birth trauma — 10%
consequences of cardiovascular surgery — 10%
abdominal injuries — 10%
shortening of limbs — 10%
external bleeding — 10%
high temperature — 10%
up circulatory disorders — 10%
gastrointestinal problems — 10%
pain in the lower extremities — 10%
liver problems — 10%
hip pain — 10%
keratodermia — 10%
pain in the knees — 10%
metabolic disorder — 10%
porous skin — 10%
pain in the knee joints — 10%
surgical infections — 10%
control issues — 10%
history of orthopedic surgery — 9%
nerve damage — 9%
skin problems — 9%
pain in the bones — 9%
blood diseases — 9%
curvature of the legs — 9%
syphilis — 9%
pain in the wound — 9%

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