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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Fracture of the ulnaDislocations of the hand
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 26%(0)
CT of the organ 25%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 60%
fractures of the forearm bones 89%
dislocation 48% 100%
injury to the elbow joint 78%
dislocations of the wrist 45%
bone fracture 60%
palpitations 36%
consequences of a fracture 48%
tachycardia 36%
pain from sudden movements 44%
dislocation of a finger 30%
worse from sudden movements 40%
pain in the wrists 30%
pain when moving 35%
wrist injury 26%
trauma 51% 15%
swelling of the wrists 25%
worse from movement 30%
limitation of the amplitude of movements 18%
consequences of injuries 28%
catatrauma 17%
joint deformation 33% 14%
swelling of joints 16%
restriction of movement 34% 21%
joints unstable 16%
acute pain 27% 16%
up worse at 6 am 14%
swelling 26% 16%
worse in morning 12%
history of surgery 23% 17%
anesthesia 12%
presses 12%
consequences of surgery 11%
angioplasty 11%
consequences of taking medications 10%

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