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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Acute viral hepatitisAtresia of the bile ducts
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 96%(8)100%(4)
Blood biochemistry 90%(15)87%(0)
Infection tests 61%(7)5%(0)
Coprogram 46%(8)19%(4)
General blood test 53%(17)7%(4)
Autoimmune markers 50%(6)
Ultrasound of the organ 42%(0)8%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 28%
hypersthenuria 96%
portal vein narrowed 26%
increased ldh 90%
strictures of the bile ducts 22%
diastolic hypertension 60%
portal hypertension 18%
acute hepatitis 58%
no stercobilin 15%
inguinal hernia on the left 54%
stagnation 14%
increased 64% 9%
hepatitis c in children 13%
antibodies to mitochondria 50%
biliary cirrhosis of the liver 13%
antibodies to smooth muscle 42%
abnormalities of intestinal development 12%
normostenic 40%
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver 12%
viral hepatitis 49% 9%
cyst of the common bile duct 12%
antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies 38%
liver abscess 11%
gray plaque on her tongue 37%
chronic venous edema 11%
lowered 42% 5%
gastric bleeding 11%
history of appendectomy 34%
congenital anomalies of the lower extremities 11%
overlaid tongue 33%
portal vein dilated 11%
fracture of the lower leg 33%
incomplete bowel rotation 10%
denies it 32%
no gallbladder 10%
hepatitis 47% 13%
on the skin of the anterior abdominal wall 10%
inguinal hernia 31%
varicose veins of the esophagus 10%
hernia of the abdomen 30%
veno-occlusive liver disease 10%
antinuclear antibodies 29%
history of liver surgery 10%
hepatitis A 29%
abnormalities of stomach development 10%
acute viral hepatitis 27%
bleeding ulcer 10%
ARVI 27%
newborn herpes 10%
STDs 26%
newborn cholestasis 10%
state of exacerbation 26%
herpetic hepatitis 10%
increased pressure in the morning 25%
chronic heart failure 10%
bone defects 25%
swelling of the legs 10%
hernia 25%
cytomegalovirus hepatitis 10%
tuberculosis 24%
history of laparoscopic surgery 10%
smokes 24%
mechanical jaundice 10%
hepatitis D 23%
venous congestion 10%
bone fracture 23%
feces are grayish-white in color 10%
general tension 23%
abdominal swelling 10%
hematuria 23%
jaundice of newborns 7% 17%
trauma 23%
heart failure 9%
diabetes mellitus 22%
anomalies of esophageal development 9%
increased potassium 22%
hypersplenism 9%
wound 21%
general swelling does 9%
moderate condition 21%
child's poor appetite 9%
pale skin 21%
CHD 9%
botkin's disease in children 20%
expansion of the esophagus 9%
chronic viral hepatitis 18%
there is heart failure 9%
viral hepatitis b 18%
congenital liver fibrosis 9%
hepatitis chronic 18%
no stool 9%
impaired arterial function 18%
the spleen was removed 9%
there are no complaints 17%
thin child 8%
viral diarrhea 17%
skin diseases of newborns 7% 15%
patient's condition 17%
angioplasty 8%
abdominal pain 17%
chronic liver failure 8%
vaccination 16%
superficial veins 8%
history of surgery 29% 11%
hemorrhagic syndrome 8%
stage of recovery 16%
combined heart defects 8%
impaired lung function 16%
liver transplantation 8%
decrease in direct bilirubin 16%
venous bleeding 8%
recovery period 16%
adynamia 8%
bradycardia 16%
intrauterine infection 8%
high temperature 15%
cholestatic hepatitis 7% 14%
intestinal infection 15%
heart defect 7%
changing the color of feces 15%
phlebitis 7%
acute condition 15%
pain in the veins 7%
positive 15%
delay in physical development 7%
onset of illness 14%
veins bloating 7%
joint pain 14%
ulcers on the skin 7%
impaired gastric function 14%
rubella 7%
cytolysis syndrome 14%
cytomegalovirus 7%
immunodeficiency 14%
a history of organ transplantation 6%
inflammation of the stomach 14%
impaired venous function 4% 10%
soreness of the skin 13%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 4% 10%
joint diseases 13%
lags behind in the development 6%
Acholia 13%
consequences of surgery 6%
zpr fatigue from the disease 13%
thin 6%
digestive weakness 13%
anemia 6%
parenchymal jaundice 13%
abscess 6%
inflammatory bowel diseases 13%
intestinal bleeding 5% 10%
pseudotuberculosis 13%
no appetite 5% 9%
yellow sclera 12%
heart dysfunction 4% 8%
serious condition 12%
purulent cholangitis 7% 10%
feeling of heat 12%
enlargement of the spleen 9% 12%
severe itching of the skin 12%
black feces 9% 12%
hemolytic jaundice 12%
increased indirect bilirubin 8% 11%
yellow fever 12%
jaundice in childhood 7% 10%
spicy food 12%
herpes 5% 7%
weak joints 12%
thrombocytopenia 5% 7%
liver dysfunction 12%
enlargement of the liver and spleen 8% 10%
dic syndrome 12%
agnosia 5% 7%
pain in the right hypochondrium 12%
swelling 6% 8%
hepatitis c 21% 7%
stool in the morning 6% 8%
hemorrhagic diathesis 11%
little low energy level 6% 8%
digestive disorders 11%
increased bleeding 7% 9%
anti hav igm to hepatitis positive 11%
cysts 5% 6%
abdominal pain is worse at night 11%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase 8% 8%
tongue wet 11%
yellow skin color 10% 10%
aching eyes 11%
childhood diseases 9% 9%
control issues 11%
cholangitis 9% 9%
hepatitis RNA positive 11%
periodic illness 6% 6%
catarrhal appendicitis 11%
urine light 11%
blood in feces 11%
violation of the stool 11%
weakness after illness 11%
acute cholecystitis 11%
brown urine 11%
anti hav igg hepatitis positive 11%

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