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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Purulent appendicitisAseptic peritonitis
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Distinctive symptoms
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phlegmonous appendicitis 41%
pain when turning to the side 45%
history of appendectomy 37%
cough lying down paroxysmal 40%
gout 37%
cough in the supine position 38%
pain in the larynx 36%
cough when moving 38%
appendicitis 35%
cough worse lying down 38%
throat tickling 35%
abdominal pain is worse from movement 35%
purulent appendicitis 35%
abdominal pain from coughing 35%
pain in the right groin 31%
stomach cough 32%
appendicitis in children 30%
fluid in the abdominal cavity 32%
acute appendicitis 30%
stomach tense 32%
throat hurts 29%
neutrophilosis 32%
fecal stone 28%
stomach pain constant 32%
appendicular infiltrate 27%
pancreatonecrosis 31%
pain over the pubic 26%
stagnation 31%
pain in the lower abdomen on the right 25%
pancreatitis 30%
pain in the right side of the abdomen 25%
necrotic pancreatitis 30%
wandering abdominal pain 25%
intestinal paresis 15% 45%
abdominal pain on the right 24%
intestinal infarction 29%
pain in the groin area 23%
pain in the legs when moving 29%
soreness during palpation of small pelvis 22%
paralysis 28%
right-sided symptoms 20%
pain from sudden movements 28%
worse lying on the right side 20%
purulent pancreatitis 28%
appendix stones 20%
upper paraparesis 28%
can not lie on the left side 18%
constant abdominal pain 28%
acute condition 18%
leukocytosis 6% 33%
lower abdominal pain 18%
paralytic syndrome 13% 39%
palpation is painful in epigastrium 18%
worse from sudden movements 26%
wandering pains 17%
intestinal obstruction 13% 39%
inflammatory infiltrate 17%
hematuria 26%
abdominal pain with nausea 17%
pain in the feet permanent 26%
defense of abdominal muscles 17%
sharp cough 25%
inflammation of the stomach 16%
cough paroxysmal 24%
nausea 16%
with attacks of abdominal pain 24%
is worse the right side 16%
intoxication 6% 30%
tension in the epigastrium 16%
impaired function of the small intestine 12% 36%
nausea from pain 16%
pulse is strong 23%
aching 15%
paresis 11% 34%
chronic appendicitis 15%
acute abdominal pains 23%
pain in the rectum 15%
chest pain when coughing 23%
abdominal compartment syndrome 15%
pancreatopathy 23%
phlegmon 15%
stagnation in the lungs 22%
defecation with extraneous 15%
pain when moving 22%
inflammatory bowel diseases 15%
fidgety 22%
unformed feces 15%
agnosia 22%
diarrhea 15%
full 21%
abdominal pain with vomiting 14%
stomach bloating strong 21%
yersiniosis 14%
malabsorption 21%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 14%
omission of internal organs 21%
foreign body of the intestine 14%
bloating 21%
pain in the left groin 14%
intestinal mucosa 20%
oncology 14%
constantly moving 20%
tension in the stomach 13%
arterial occlusion 20%
complete lack of appetite 13%
enteropathy 20%
abdominal pain near the navel 13%
general intoxication syndrome 19%
pain in the intestines 13%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 19%
localization of the main complaint in the stomach 13%
destructive behavior 19%
proctitis 13%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 19%
consequences of physical exertion 13%
worse from movement 19%
amoebiasis 13%
dyspnea 19%
fever and moodiness 13%
peritonitis 30% 49%
general tension 13%
pain in the legs 19%
abdominal pain with fever 13%
traumatic illness 19%
intestinal tumor 13%
cough 19%
typhoid fever 13%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 19% 37%
appendicular abscess 13%
hypotension 18%
pain in the navel area 12%
attacks of pain 18%
intestinal abscess 12%
imbalance 18%
vomiting once 12%
metabolic disorder 18%
severe pain in the arm 12%
can not lie on the sides 15% 33%
stomach hanging 12%
angiopathy 17%
pain in the navel area 12%
postoperative peritonitis 13% 29%
fecal peritonitis 12%
patient's condition 11% 27%
worms in the feces 12%
angioplasty 16%
muscle pain 12%
blood diseases 7% 23%
nausea vomiting 12%
inflammation 22% 35%
there are no complaints 12%
pain in the side 11% 24%
postoperative scars 11%
constant pain 7% 20%
rectal infiltration 11%
cold sweat 11% 24%
increased acidity of the stomach 11%
tachycardia 6% 18%
childhood diseases 11%
palpitations 6% 18%
peritonitis in children 11%
history of surgery 22% 33%
feeling of heat in the stomach 11%
worse lying down 10% 21%
rough skin 11%
subfebrility 10% 21%
nausea with fever 11%
the pain is worse lying down 10% 21%
soft tissue abscess 11%
consequences of taking medications 21% 31%
fever abdominal pain 11%
onset of illness 13% 23%
breath retention 11%
consequences of surgery 23% 33%
infectious colitis 11%
abdominal pain 22% 32%
the surgical suture is inflamed 11%
abdominal pain when pressing 17% 26%
vasculitis 10%
gastrointestinal problems 15% 24%
helminths 10%
consequences of infection 8% 17%
colitis 10%
increased 17% 26%
wound postoperative 10%
lowered 7% 15%
nausea without vomiting 10%
sharp pain in the stomach 15% 23%
intestinal infection 10%
acute abdomen 28% 36%
the body is not his 10%
sharp abdominal pain 14% 22%
impaired function of the large intestine 10%
local peritonitis 25% 31%
diarrhea with mucus 10%
acute pain 11% 17%
is quickly irritated 10%
high temperature 19% 24%
left-sided symptoms 10%
pain when touched 16% 20%

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