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Results: Differences General ✘Valgus deformity of the foot✘Joint contractures
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Blood biochemistry 12%(1)—
Neurologist's examination 1%(0)10%(0)
General inspection 2%(0)9%(0)
MRI of the organ 1%(0)9%(0)
CT of the organ 2%(0)8%(0)
General urine test 8%(2)—
ECG 6%(0)—
Coagulogram 6%(1)—
Distinctive symptoms
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curvature of the legs 13% —
arthritis — 47%
deformity of fingers 8% —
traumatic arthritis — 39%
deformity of the big toe 8% —
rheumatoid arthritis — 34%
deformity of the toes 7% —
damage to the nervous system 1% 33%
curvature of the spine 6% —
trauma 2% 32%
flat feet 5% —
tendon contracture — 28%
valgus deformity of the foot 5% —
contractures of the joints — 28%
curvature of the shins 5% —
knee joint contracture — 27%
pain in the foot 3% —
elbow joint contracture — 25%
deformities of the limbs 3% —
restriction of movement 1% 25%
menopause diseases 2% —
emotional — 24%
recovery period 2% —
laceration — 20%
hip fracture 2% —
hysteria — 19%
limps 2% —
paralysis after stroke — 19%
knee injury 2% —
joint diseases 2% 21%
fracture of the lower leg 2% —
joint pain 2% 21%
connective tissue weakness 2% —
scarring 1% 19%
he walks badly 2% —
dislocation of the knee joint — 18%
femininity 2% —
pain in the wrists — 17%
consequences of taking medications 2% —
fractures of the forearm bones — 17%
consequences of surgery 2% —
worse from movement 1% 17%
hallux valgus 2% —
pain in the elbow joints — 16%
trophic ulcer 2% —
hematomyelia — 16%
legs are elongated 2% —
worse from prolonged movement — 16%
stage of recovery 2% —
lot of plans — 15%
morton's neuroma 2% —
spinal stroke — 15%
is not deformed 2% —
burn wound — 15%
postencephalitic syndrome 2% —
fracture of the humerus — 15%
paralysis of the lower extremities 2% —
contracture of the hands — 15%
paralysis of the limbs 2% —
joint asymmetry — 15%
congenital anomalies of the lower extremities 2% —
aching pain in the extremities — 15%
a history of organ transplantation 2% —
hip dislocation — 15%
hormonal disorders 2% —
purulent arthritis — 15%
necrosis 2% —
bone fracture 2% 17%
diabetic foot 2% —
limb movement limitation of movement — 15%
patient's condition 2% —
inflammation 1% 16%
heaviness in the legs 2% —
muscle pain — 14%
ligament rupture 2% —
deforming arthrosis — 14%
consequences of knee injury 2% —
spinal cord tumors — 14%
osteoporosis 2% —
gunshot wounds — 14%
hallux valgus deformity of the foot in children 2% —
constant aching pain — 14%
history of orthopedic surgery 2% —
acute head injury — 14%
connective tissue dysplasia 2% —
chronic somatoform pain disorder — 14%
leg injury 2% —
limitation of the amplitude of movements — 14%
rickets 2% —
elbow pain — 14%
shortening of legs 2% —
shoulder injury — 14%
foot weight 2% —
history of surgery 3% 17%
long fingers 2% —
forced situation 1% 15%
pain in the popliteal fossa 2% —
onset of illness 1% 15%
turns his legs 2% —
presses — 13%
altitude sickness 2% —
hip pain — 13%
clubfoot 2% —
aching — 13%
paralytic syndrome 2% —
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation — 13%
fractures of the bones of the foot 2% —
scar inflammation — 13%
polio 2% —
pain in the fingers — 13%
pain in the shins 2% —
scar pain 1% 14%
vegetative vascular dystonia — 13%
pain in the collarbone — 13%
soft tissue abscess — 13%
back injury — 13%
thermal burns — 12%
aching joints — 12%
joint pain in the muscle — 12%
phlegmon — 12%
aching pain in the joints — 12%
pain in the knees — 12%
joint destruction — 12%
wound inflammation — 12%
cerebral palsy — 12%
spinal injury — 12%
congestion purulent wounds — 12%
wound 1% 13%
constant joint pain 2% 14%
muscular dystonia — 12%
ischemic stroke — 12%
relaxation — 12%
arthrosis — 12%
brain tumors — 11%
spasmodic pain — 11%
need for movement — 11%
weakness in the legs — 11%
infectious arthritis — 11%
limbs pain — 11%
head injury — 11%
acute injury — 11%
psychosomatics — 11%
muscle hypertonus — 11%
sensations in the extremities — 11%
traumatic brain injury — 11%
head tumor — 11%
encephalitis — 11%
dislocation — 11%
pain in the fingers 1% 12%
joint deformation 4% 15%
pain in the legs 3% 14%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system — 11%
brain tumor — 10%
asymmetry — 10%
leukoencephalitis — 10%
cerebral circulation disorder — 10%
stroke — 10%
abscess — 10%
vascular tumor — 10%
vascular damage — 10%
organic brain damage — 10%
suppuration of the skin — 10%
neurogenic pain 1% 11%
consequences of a fracture 1% 11%
weakness in the extremities 1% 11%
skin problems 2% 12%
gradual deterioration of the condition — 10%
patient is motionless 1% 10%
up circulatory disorders — 9%
angiopathy — 9%
acute pain — 9%
hypoxia — 9%
thrombosis — 9%
muscle weakness 1% 10%
traumatic illness 1% 10%
paresis 1% 10%
constant pain 1% 10%
pain from the load 1% 10%
lowered 2% 11%
consequences of infection 1% 9%
soreness of the skin 1% 9%
conservative 2% 10%
impaired arterial function 1% 9%
neurological disorders 1% 9%
imbalance 1% 9%
spasm 2% 10%
paralysis 2% 10%
oncology — 8%
bone deformation 3% 10%
sensations in the legs 3% 10%

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