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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Injuries of the scrotum organs✘Fracture of a finger in a child
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 59%(6)—
CT of the organ 30%(0)23%(0)
MRI of the organ 31%(0)20%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ 30%(0)—
Measurements at the reception 20%(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%
orchiectomy 86% —
pain in the fingers — 96%
bitten wound 59% —
soft nails — 92%
asthenozoospermia 59% —
pain in the toes — 87%
testicular pain 51% —
finger fracture — 76%
dropsy testicles 50% —
pain in the foot — 72%
scrotum pain 50% —
cramps at night — 68%
oligospermia 48% —
subcutaneous hematoma — 66%
traumatic amputation 45% —
lymphostasis — 65%
azoospermia 43% —
fractures of the bones of the wrist — 65%
history of testicular surgery 39% —
cramps in the legs — 56%
male infertility 38% —
wrist injury — 52%
rabies 38% —
nail injury — 48%
frostbite 37% —
sociable — 47%
gunshot wounds 37% —
fractures of the bones of the foot — 45%
chemical burn 36% —
leg injury — 41%
vibration sickness 34% —
metacarpal fracture — 38%
bleeding 32% —
bruised finger — 38%
traumatic shock 31% —
fracture with displacement — 37%
dependence on other people 30% —
open fracture — 36%
dislocation 29% —
bone defects — 35%
pain in the wound 29% —
swelling of the fingers — 33%
illness after hypothermia 28% —
pain in the wrists — 33%
hyperthermia 28% —
swelling — 32%
hematoma 60% 30%
hard pulse — 32%
open person 27% —
pain under the nail — 32%
overweight 25% —
wounds heal poorly — 30%
vascular damage 25% —
it hurts to touch the skin — 30%
dependence on the doctor 24% —
arm fracture — 29%
consequences of injuries 52% 26%
pain when touched — 29%
presses 23% —
rudeness in communication — 29%
patient's condition 20% —
scratch — 29%
increased 20% —
swelling of the toe — 28%
trauma 47% 30%
fracture of a finger in a child — 28%
closed fracture 38% 25%
subcutaneous edema — 28%
wound 46% 33%
pain in the legs — 28%
sports injury 33% 21%
pain in the nails — 27%
bruise 29% 19%
bruises on the legs — 26%
acute pain 22% 14%
consequences of a fracture — 26%
difficult childhood — 26%
swelling after a fracture — 25%
swelling of the legs — 25%
nails are blue — 25%
leg fracture — 24%
liver is indurated — 24%
cyanosis — 24%
swelling of the wrists — 23%
limitation of the amplitude of movements — 23%
fractures of the bones of the foot and fingers in children — 22%
the psyche is rough — 22%
fracture of the toes — 22%
swelling of the feet — 21%
pain in the fingers — 21%
polytrauma — 21%
leg pain with edema — 21%
skin is coming off — 21%
pain after a fracture — 21%
swelling of the hands — 21%
fussy child — 21%
swelling of joints — 20%
speech absence — 19%
restriction of movement — 19%
thin skin — 19%
wet skin — 18%
oily skin — 17%
2 children — 17%
large child — 17%
pain from the load — 17%
stage of recovery — 15%
impaired venous function — 15%
recovery period — 14%
childhood diseases — 14%
consequences of surgery — 14%
consequences of taking medications — 13%
a child's leg fracture — 12%
bone fracture 25% 36%
a history of organ transplantation 25% 36%
history of surgery 28% 28%

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