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Results: Differences General ✘Perforation of the gallbladder✘Subhepatic abscess
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Distinctive symptoms
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dropsy of the gallbladder 25% —
rash pustules 9% 57%
biliary peritonitis 24% —
soreness during palpation in hypochondrium on right 14% 59%
gallbladder stones 21% —
palpation is painful in hypochondria 14% 57%
gallbladder stones with other cholecystitis 20% —
pain when inhaling — 42%
bile fistulas 19% —
intestinal abscess — 42%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 19% —
purulent peritonitis 21% 62%
no gallbladder 18% —
pain in the right hypochondrium 16% 56%
hypomotor biliary dyskinesia 18% —
intra-abdominal abscesses 20% 60%
cholecystectomy 16% —
chills alternating fever — 39%
biliary colic 16% —
pleurisy right-sided — 39%
chronic cholecystitis 15% —
peritonitis 19% 57%
gallbladder fistula 15% —
inversion of the stomach — 38%
biliary ileus 15% —
intestinal infection — 37%
vomiting 14% —
perforation of the colon — 36%
pain in the side 14% —
increased ESR — 36%
liver failure 14% —
history of liver surgery — 36%
pain in the right side 14% —
pancreatonecrosis — 36%
hepatorenal syndrome 14% —
impaired function of the large intestine — 36%
dyspnea 13% —
alternating heat — 35%
colic 13% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 9% 44%
obstructive intestinal obstruction 13% —
Friedlander 's pneumonia — 34%
vomiting at fever 13% —
postoperative peritonitis — 34%
chronic calculous cholecystitis 13% —
inflammation of the stomach — 34%
the height makes it worse 12% —
bloating — 34%
pain in the gallbladder 12% —
chills — 34%
chronic peritonitis 12% —
purulent appendicitis — 34%
severe colic 12% —
history of pancreatic surgery — 34%
foreign body of the intestine 12% —
intestinal infarction — 34%
stomach like a drum 12% —
hernia infringement — 34%
stagnation 12% —
abscess 17% 51%
calculous cholecystitis 12% —
cold sweating — 33%
local peritonitis 12% —
constipation — 33%
purulent cholangitis 12% —
inversion of the intestines — 33%
hemoglobinopathies 11% —
bacteremia — 32%
ulcer penetration 11% —
ascites 17% 49%
patient's condition 11% —
gastric perforation — 32%
cholangitis 11% —
inflammatory bowel diseases — 32%
does not tolerate pain 11% —
acute abdomen 18% 49%
biliary dyskinesia 11% —
sepsis — 31%
nausea vomiting 11% —
sweat with chills — 31%
intestinal fistula 11% —
chills with sweating — 31%
indomitable vomiting 11% —
multiple organ failure 9% 39%
toxic hepatitis 11% —
heaviness in the hypochondrium — 30%
onset of illness 11% —
constipation flatulence — 30%
sickle cell anemia 11% —
liver necrosis — 30%
fistula 11% —
phlegmon 9% 39%
daytime fever 10% —
impaired gastric function — 30%
nausea with fever 10% —
sweating with palpitations — 30%
cholestasis 10% —
rash on the abdomen — 29%
vomiting bile 10% —
anaerobic infection — 29%
acute pain 10% —
surgical infections 7% 36%
euphoria 10% —
sweats often — 29%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase 10% —
frequent antibiotics — 28%
no fever 10% —
cold sweat — 28%
abdominal breathing 10% —
liver pain — 27%
hemolytic anemia 10% —
right-sided symptoms 9% 36%
severe pain in the arm 10% —
neutrophilosis — 27%
anemia 10% —
predominant right — 27%
intestinal paresis 10% —
inflammation 14% 41%
attacks of pain 10% —
hydrothorax — 26%
toxic liver 9% —
fluid in the abdominal cavity — 26%
facial pain 9% —
history of surgery 13% 39%
sharp pain in the stomach 9% —
leukocytosis 13% 39%
paralytic syndrome 9% —
feeling of heat 10% 35%
bedsores 9% —
full — 25%
acute abdominal pains 9% —
bacterial pneumonia — 25%
increased ast 9% —
pain when touched 8% 33%
hemoglobin increased 9% —
hernia — 25%
pain in the knees 9% —
pleurisy — 25%
increased alt 9% —
purulent cholecystitis 23% 48%
bilirubin is elevated 9% —
streptococci — 25%
respiratory insufficiency 8% —
hyperthermia — 25%
suspicion 8% —
subfebrility — 24%
hepatitis 8% —
pale skin — 24%
paranoia 8% —
pedantry — 24%
pain in the legs 8% —
arterial occlusion — 23%
paresis 8% —
muscle pain — 23%
elderly patients 8% —
sweating is increased — 23%
high fever 8% —
increased 8% 31%
enlarged liver 8% —
high temperature 12% 35%
abdominal surgery 8% —
pain in the right shoulder 12% 35%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 8% —
pain in the right arm 12% 35%
forced situation 8% —
tachycardia — 22%
liver dysfunction 8% —
aching — 22%
gangrene 8% —
hypotension — 22%
diabetes mellitus 7% —
vascular damage — 22%
there is heart failure 7% —
pneumonia — 22%
abdominal pain 7% —
digestive disorders — 22%
helps others 7% —
pain in the right shoulder blade 12% 34%
heart failure 7% —
thrombosis — 21%
peptic ulcer 7% —
control issues — 21%
palpitations — 21%
gastrointestinal problems 7% 28%
intoxication — 20%
necrosis — 20%
consequences of infection — 20%
up circulatory disorders — 20%
consequences of surgery — 20%
acute appendicitis 10% 30%
appendicitis 10% 29%
soft tissue abscess 10% 29%
there are no complaints — 19%
impaired arterial function — 19%
pain in the shoulder blades 9% 28%
consequences of taking medications — 18%
cholecystitis 20% 38%
nausea 12% 30%
belly enlargement 8% 25%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 9% 26%

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