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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Bazin 's indurative erythemaChronic diffuse streptodermia
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Measurements at the reception 16%(0)23%(0)
Coagulogram 34%(1)
Histological studies 29%(0)
Elements and vitamins 27%(1)
Infection tests 23%(0)
Other hormones 21%(1)
Blood biochemistry 18%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
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tuberculosis of the skin 64%
pyoderma 80%
reaction to manta rays 51%
which are covered with crusts 62%
silicotuberculosis 51%
eczema 59%
tuberculosis 43%
dermatitis 58%
hormonal failure 32%
chronic eczema 57%
angiopathy 29%
effects of starvation 56%
parvovirus infection 26%
dermatitis and eczema 50%
tuberculosis of lymph nodes 25%
crusts on the skin 49%
rash on the limbs 25%
onset of illness 48%
allergy to food 25%
chronic diffuse streptodermia 48%
fatigue from work 24%
eczema peeling 47%
zinc 24%
peeling 47%
dependence on other people 23%
allergic rash 47%
effects of radiation 23%
thrombosis with varicose 47%
dependence on food 22%
common rashes 46%
pulmonary tuberculosis 22%
hypoxia 46%
vasculitis 22%
dryness 45%
lymph node damage 21%
rash pustules 45%
allergy to medications 21%
streptococci 44%
a new patient 20%
microbial eczema 44%
overwork 19%
his hands chronic thrombophlebitis 44%
zpr fatigue from the disease 19%
effects of hypoxia 44%
better to be alone 18%
ulcers on the skin 43%
immunodeficiency 18%
red rash 43%
hormonal disorders 18%
pinching nerves 41%
surgical infections 18%
vascular damage 39%
conducting an inspection 17%
lowered 39%
stage of recovery 17%
suppuration of the skin 19% 57%
recovery period 17%
skin is coming off 37%
impaired lung function 17%
fasting 37%
necrosis 17%
inflammatory skin changes 37%
consequences of taking medications 16%
rashes with peeling 37%
skin compaction 49% 32%
atopic dermatitis 36%
thrombosis of the lower extremities 36%
absent-mindedness 35%
consequences of infection 34%
rashes itchy 34%
purulent rashes on the skin 34%
blisters 34%
impaired arterial function 34%
allergy to the skin 34%
rashes dry 34%
thrombophlebitis 34%
dermatosis 33%
oncology 33%
phlebitis 33%
blood diseases 33%
infected wounds 32%
small rash 32%
swelling from a bite 32%
illness after hypothermia 32%
protein-energy deficiency 32%
small-point rash 32%
vascular spasm 31%
acute venous thrombosis 31%
neuralgia 31%
The skin is not 30%
itchy skin 29%
protein c deficiency 29%
oily skin 29%
drug allergy 28%
periods of exacerbation 28%
CHD 27%
spasm 27%
vascular tumor 27%
thrombosis 27%
peptic ulcer 27%
scarring 27%
wound 26%
subacute condition 26%
heart dysfunction 25%
up circulatory disorders 25%
swelling 25%
cancer 25%
allergy 17% 36%
drug disease 16% 34%
skin problems 36% 52%
inflammation 27% 39%
veins swelling on the legs 22% 33%
venous mesh on legs 23% 34%
varicose veins of the legs 23% 34%
veins bloating 21% 31%
radiation damage 18% 27%
radiation therapy 19% 28%
impaired venous function 18% 26%
increased sensitivity 18% 26%
angioplasty 16% 24%
patient's condition 15% 23%
increased 15% 22%
history of surgery 26% 31%

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