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Results: Differences General ✘Hepatocellular carcinoma✘Pileflebitis
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Distinctive symptoms
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cancer 100% 17%
deep vein thrombosis — 55%
oncology 52% 16%
thrombophlebitis — 52%
breast cancer 30% —
phlebitis — 50%
solid tumors 29% —
purulent appendicitis — 50%
breast tumor 23% —
appendicitis — 49%
liver resection 18% —
acute appendicitis — 44%
cell carcinoma colon cancer 17% —
protruding hemorrhoids — 40%
radiation therapy 17% —
pain under the lower ribs — 38%
effects of chemotherapy 17% —
suppuration of the navel — 38%
rapid weight loss 16% —
the taste of acetone in the mouth — 38%
tumors of the large intestine 16% —
belly enlargement — 36%
radiation damage 16% —
history of appendectomy — 36%
emaciation 16% —
intestinal abscess — 36%
stomach cancer 15% —
chills — 35%
gastric adenocarcinoma 14% —
chronic dysentery — 33%
stomach tumors 14% —
subcutaneous paraproctitis — 33%
liver problems 14% —
rash pustules 4% 37%
alpha-fetoprotein increased 14% —
hemorrhagic pancreatitis — 33%
liver transplantation 14% —
bacteremia — 33%
hepatitis 13% —
neoplasms in small pelvis — 32%
intestinal tumor 13% —
abscess of the spleen — 32%
ascites 36% 21%
increase ggtp — 31%
painful swelling 13% —
omphalitis — 31%
viral hepatitis b 13% —
perforation of the colon — 31%
hepatosis fatty 12% —
temperature with chills — 31%
hepatitis c 12% —
fever abdominal pain 4% 35%
chronic viral hepatitis 11% —
wandering rashes — 30%
hepatitis chronic 11% —
proteus syndrome — 30%
hemorrhagic cystitis 11% —
history of vein surgery 7% 37%
expansion of the esophagus 11% —
his hands chronic thrombophlebitis — 30%
alcoholic liver disease 11% —
necrotic pancreatitis — 30%
liver atrophy 11% —
purulent cholangitis — 30%
abuse of anabolic steroids 11% —
bacterial dysentery — 30%
hepatoses 11% —
abdominal pain with fever — 29%
a history of organ transplantation 11% —
hypertrophy biliary tract — 29%
liver pain 11% —
acute abdomen — 29%
patient's condition 10% —
will not work — 29%
consequences of infection 10% —
veins protrude — 29%
opsouria 10% —
purulent cholecystitis — 29%
angioplasty 10% —
liver is indurated — 29%
veins bloating 9% —
dysentery — 29%
heaviness in the hypochondrium 9% —
pain in the right shoulder blade — 29%
medicinal hepatitis 9% —
fistula of the rectum — 29%
opisthorchiasis 9% —
Friedlander 's pneumonia — 29%
schistosomiasis 9% —
cholecystectomy — 28%
the fast man 9% —
high fever — 28%
abdominal pain on the right 9% —
purulent pancreatitis — 28%
tumour in the abdomen 9% —
inflammation 7% 35%
liver necrosis 9% —
inflammatory bowel diseases — 27%
hemangioma 9% —
chills weakness — 27%
skin cancer 9% —
abscess — 27%
venous bleeding 9% —
cholangitis — 27%
fighting 9% —
diverticulitis — 27%
precancer 9% —
impaired arterial function 6% 33%
cystitis 9% —
chest pain on the right — 27%
insensitivity to pain 8% —
impaired venous function 12% 39%
benign neoplasms 29% 19%
gastric perforation — 27%
alcoholic hepatitis 8% —
ulcer penetration — 26%
hypoproteinemia 8% —
lymphadenitis chronic — 26%
stomach pain constant 8% —
cholecystopancreatitis — 26%
skin overgrowth 8% —
hemorrhoids — 26%
portal hypertension 8% —
chronic cholecystitis — 26%
vomiting from overeating 8% —
duodenal ulcer — 26%
ru 8% —
sowing on intestinal flora — 26%
hypertension 8% —
dark feces — 26%
constant pain 8% —
women chronic inflammation of lymph nodes — 26%
acute pain 8% —
paraproctitis — 26%
gastric bleeding 7% —
feeling of heat in the stomach 8% 34%
destructive behavior 7% —
purulent lymphadenitis — 25%
bleeding 7% —
shape of large intestine is changed — 25%
tumors of the sebaceous glands 7% —
increase of the alkaline phosphatase — 25%
constantly increased appetite 7% —
chronic colitis — 25%
malignant arterial hypertension 7% —
thrombosis 11% 36%
stage of recovery 7% —
intestinal diverticula — 24%
heaviness in the epigastric 7% —
peptic ulcer disease 12p of the intestine — 24%
bleeding ulcer 7% —
febrile body temperature — 24%
bulimia 7% —
impaired spleen function — 23%
recovery period 7% —
bilirubin is elevated — 23%
liver cyst 7% —
pain in the shoulder blades — 23%
digestive disorders 7% —
complete lack of appetite — 23%
hemochromatosis 7% —
cholecystitis — 23%
sarcopenia 7% —
by erosion of the stomach — 23%
prolonged jaundice 7% —
predominant right — 23%
yellowness of mucous membranes 7% —
thirst — 22%
congenital liver fibrosis 7% —
stomach ulcer — 22%
protein c deficiency 7% —
vomiting blood — 22%
control issues 7% —
peritonitis — 22%
liver dysfunction 7% —
left-sided symptoms — 22%
better in afternoon 7% —
intestinal ulcer — 22%
bilirubinuria 7% —
pancreatitis — 22%
increased appetite 7% —
history of surgery 11% 33%
alcoholic cirrhosis liver 7% —
high temperature 8% 30%
better in morning 7% —
yellow fever 7% 28%
feces are grayish-white in color 7% —
very high fever — 21%
parasitic liver diseases 7% —
bacterial pneumonia — 21%
onset of illness 7% —
fungus — 21%
constant abdominal pain 7% —
surgical infections 9% 30%
consumes alcohol 7% —
streptococci — 21%
sebaceous gland adenoma 7% —
pain in the veins — 21%
alcohol dependence 7% —
colitis — 21%

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