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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Chancriform pyodermaPostoperative seroma
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 48%(0)30%(0)
General blood test 35%(2)23%(0)
Measurements at the reception 39%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ 30%(0)
Histological studies 30%(0)
Coagulogram 22%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
pyoderma 96%
the surgical suture is inflamed 62%
purulent rashes on the skin 91%
consequences of surgery 49%
rash pustules 85%
feeling of puffiness 48%
purulent rashes on the chin 79%
consequences of taking medications 46%
scabies 79%
mastectomy 45%
suppuration of the skin 77%
necrosis 39%
rashes on the genitals 77%
subfebrility 38%
microbial eczema 75%
postoperative hernia 38%
peptic ulcer 74%
cholecystectomy 37%
ulcers on the skin 73%
early gray 36%
syphilis 73%
scabs 35%
round rashes 70%
the feeling of a wound 34%
itching of the penis 67%
hernia of the abdomen 33%
inflammation of the foreskin 62%
dense swelling 33%
aphthae in the mouth 62%
consequences of plastic surgery 32%
syphilis in women 62%
appendicitis 32%
ulcers on the lips 62%
high temperature 32%
dermatitis and eczema 60%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 31%
rashes on the chin 59%
swelling 31%
chancriform pyoderma 58%
intestinal resection 30%
eczema 58%
feeling of fullness 28%
the wounds are festering 57%
wound postoperative 28%
dermatosis 56%
the skin is dark 28%
secondary syphilis 55%
hernia 28%
phimosis 54%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 28%
streptococci 53%
blue skin 26%
rashes suppurating bubbles 52%
lot of operations in small things 26%
internal itching 50%
is better in nature 26%
rash burning 50%
dehydration 26%
bubbles are suppurating 50%
abdominal surgery 26%
rash over the lip 50%
inflammatory bowel diseases 25%
burning of the vulva 50%
abscess 25%
itchy skin 49%
vascular damage 25%
itching of female genitals 49%
scarring 24%
dermatitis 49%
consequences of injuries 23%
staphylococcus aureus 48%
presses 23%
genital itching 48%
surgical infections 23%
wasserman syndrome 47%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 22%
red lip 47%
acute pain 22%
neck red 46%
trauma 21%
hyperemia of genitals 46%
history of surgery 37% 44%
red lips 46%
wound 44% 46%
rashes bubbles 45%
rash on the neck 45%
abrasion 45%
severe itching of the skin 44%
genital pain in women 44%
bubbles on the skin 44%
rash in the mouth 43%
zinc 42%
burning itching 42%
congestion purulent wounds 40%
burning of the skin 40%
rashes itchy 40%
skin problems 63% 21%
improper nutrition 39%
skin compaction 39%
common rashes 39%
no discharge 39%
very correct 38%
genital neoplasms 38%
swelling from a bite 38%
The skin is not 36%
burns 34%
acute condition 32%
conducting an inspection 31%
dryness 31%
onset of illness 29%
blood diseases 28%
patient's condition 47% 20%
scratches 50% 26%
weakening of immunity 51% 27%
wounds heal poorly 51% 27%
does not tolerate pain 48% 25%
immunodeficiency 46% 24%
diabetes mellitus 45% 24%
oncology 39% 29%
lowered 38% 28%
inflammation 54% 45%
soreness of the skin 32% 24%
there are no complaints 29% 22%
consequences of infection 29% 22%

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