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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Colliquative tuberculosis of the skinChronic granulomatous disease
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 43%(1)4%(3)
Histological studies 37%(0)
Measurements at the reception 24%(0)4%(0)
Colonoscopy 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 94%
the Mantoux reaction 70%
papules 58% 100%
silicotuberculosis 69%
joint crunch 19%
tuberculosis 68% 4%
chronic granulomatous disease 10%
cold allergy 59%
primary immunodeficiency 8%
hyperemia of skin folds 56%
donovanosis 8%
soreness of axillary lymph nodes 55%
fungus 7%
hydradenitis 55%
consequences of BCG 7%
vulgar ektima 51%
lung gangrene 6%
colliquative tuberculosis of the skin 51%
a history of organ transplantation 6%
tuberculosis in children 48%
Friedlander 's pneumonia 6%
skin problems 55% 5%
aspergillosis 6%
lymph node damage 55% 6%
inflammation of the stomach 6%
actinomycosis 47%
impaired function of the large intestine 6%
rash in the armpit area 45%
intestinal infection 6%
nodular erythema 45%
consequences of vaccinations 6%
no knots 43%
purulent bronchitis 5%
dermatitis 43%
worse from sudden movements 5%
tuberculosis in the anamnesis 42%
tuberculosis of bones 5%
rashes in the folds of the skin 41%
impaired gastric function 5%
enlarged submandibular lymph nodes 49% 6%
lymphadenitis chronic 5%
tuberculosis of the joints 40%
frequent antibiotics 5%
pyoderma 38%
acute hepatitis 5%
often sick child 38%
periodic illness 5%
suppuration with fistulas 38%
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis 5%
allergy 38%
enlarged lymph nodes of the neck 5%
closed person 37%
osteitis 5%
consequences of infection 36%
lung abscess 5%
pain in the armpit 44% 6%
mycoses of the gastrointestinal tract 5%
purulent rashes on the skin 36%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 5%
inflammatory infiltrate 34%
inflammatory bowel diseases 5%
rash pustules 34%
chronic tonsillitis 5%
history of surgery 40% 5%
STDs 5%
red rash 32%
pneumonia 5%
purulent lymphadenitis 39% 5%
chronic osteomyelitis 5%
effects of puberty 32%
pain from sudden movements 5%
syphilis 32%
viral tonsillitis 5%
fistula 31%
purulent sore throats 5%
reddening of the skin 31%
limbs pain 4%
pain in the lymph nodes 37% 5%
abscess 4%
drug allergy 29%
worse from movement 4%
scarring 29%
protein c deficiency 4%
soreness of the skin 28%
2 children 4%
increased sensitivity 28%
calculating 4%
presses 28%
hepatitis 4%
inflammation 34% 5%
weakening of immunity 4%
lymphadenitis 33% 4%
leukocytosis 4%
increased 33% 6%
bronchitis 4%
frequent colds 31% 4%
acute bronchitis 4%
blood diseases 25%
bacterial pneumonia 4%
enlarged lymph nodes 34% 8%
tonsillitis 4%
suppuration of the skin 30% 4%
ARVI 4%
patient's condition 24%
blisters 4%
immunodeficiency 29% 7%
viral pneumonia 4%
drug disease 25% 3%
helminths 4%
childhood diseases 25% 3%
lower respiratory tract infections 4%
osteomyelitis 4%
neutrophilosis 4%
pain when moving 4%
lowered 3%
there are no complaints 3%
gastrointestinal problems 3%
impaired lung function 3%
acute pain 3%
necrosis 3%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 3%
liver problems 3%

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