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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Brow ulceritemaTuberculous lupus
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 22%(1)52%(11)
Coagulogram 18%(1)25%(1)
Chest radiography 29%(0)
Histological studies 26%(0)
MRI of the organ 26%(0)
Infection tests 25%(0)
CT of the organ 25%(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%
hair loss 43%
tuberculosis of the skin 99%
eyebrow hair loss 40%
injuries and curvature of the nose 76%
skin horn 34%
liebman-sachs endocarditis 75%
wet skin 33%
endocarditis 72%
dry skin peeling 31%
the Mantoux reaction 69%
burns 31%
deformation of the auricles 65%
scaly rashes 31%
ear deformity 63%
nodular erythema 31%
focal pulmonary tuberculosis 63%
rashes symmetrical 28%
perichondritis 62%
red papules 26%
on the hands rough skin 62%
hyperkeratosis 25%
bleeding wart 62%
rashes on the head 25%
tendency to edema 58%
burning of the skin 25%
curvature of the nose 58%
dermatosis 25%
warts 58%
rashes on the face 24%
ear injuries 57%
dystrophy 21%
nose injury 56%
soreness of the skin 20%
ulcers on the skin 55%
hormonal disorders 20%
inflammation 53%
reddening of the skin 45% 31%
suffocating 52%
history of surgery 51%
dry plaques on the skin 50%
psoriasis rashes 50%
basophilia 50%
trauma 50%
voice is deaf 50%
leprosy 50%
tendency to allergies 48%
skin tender 48%
infected wounds 48%
bleeding ulcer 48%
lowered 47%
wound 47%
necrosis 46%
dry rash on the skin 45%
tuberculosis 22% 67%
lymph node damage 44%
consequences of infection 44%
scarring 20% 63%
monocytosis 43%
decrease in ESR 43%
increased bleeding 41%
allergic urticaria 41%
altered voice 41%
plaques in the arteries 40%
quincke 40%
tuberculosis of the joints 40%
tuberculosis of bones 40%
consequences of injuries 39%
scar inflammation 39%
silicotuberculosis 39%
impaired sense of smell 39%
the feeling of a wound 39%
rash on the neck 39%
thick skin 38%
rough skin 38%
skin is coming off 38%
soft swelling 38%
psoriasis 38%
lymphocytosis 37%
allergic swelling 37%
the surface is smooth 37%
frequent antibiotics 37%
fat deposits 36%
tooth decay 36%
swelling 36%
urticaria 36%
rashes dry 36%
lymphopenia 36%
take it, take it 35%
allergic rash 35%
hyperpigmentation 35%
lower respiratory tract infections 35%
swelling of the neck 35%
blood diseases 35%
skin compaction 34%
brown spots on the skin 33%
small rash 33%
leukopenia 33%
brown pigmentation after rashes 33%
illness after hypothermia 33%
difficult to swallow 32%
lymphadenitis 32%
increased 32%
ARVI 32%
syphilis 32%
wounds heal poorly 31%
scratch 31%
weakening of immunity 31%
skin spots 30%
suppuration of the skin 30%
a history of organ transplantation 29%
gradual deterioration of the condition 29%
does not tolerate pain 29%
bone fracture 29%
helps others 28%
immunodeficiency 28%
thrombosis 28%
surgical infections 27%
increased sensitivity 27%
allergy 27%
there are no complaints 25%
skin problems 31% 55%
pulmonary tuberculosis 25% 49%
papules 47% 65%
patient's condition 17% 34%
skin is tight 31% 43%
dry skin 24% 33%
red rash 23% 31%
dry 20% 27%
impaired lung function 19% 26%
oncology 17% 24%
peeling 43% 49%

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