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Results: Differences General ✘Ganglioneuroblastoma✘Upper mesenteric artery syndrome
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(6)100%(0)
Blood biochemistry 80%(10)—
Cancer markers 79%(0)—
Colonoscopy —72%(0)
MRI of the brain 70%(0)—
Histological studies 56%(0)6%(0)
Chest radiography 58%(0)—
General urine test 56%(4)—
Infection tests 50%(0)6%(0)
Creatinine clearance 55%(0)—
Coagulogram 45%(2)7%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 44%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —41%
the face turns red when the pressure increases 29% —
angiodysplasia of the colon — 34%
brain cancer 28% —
duodenostasis — 28%
mediastinal tumors 27% —
impaired function of the small intestine — 26%
cns tumors 26% —
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases — 26%
brain tumors 25% —
bitter burp — 25%
brain tumors in children 24% —
rupture duodenal dysfunction 6% 29%
metastases 24% —
constriction in the stomach — 22%
neuroblastoma 24% —
blood from the anus — 22%
cancer 24% —
burning in the stomach — 22%
abdominal compartment syndrome 23% —
vomiting bile — 22%
brain tumor 22% —
angiopathy — 22%
radiation therapy 22% —
heartburn — 22%
radiation damage 21% —
abdominal pain after eating — 21%
a history of organ transplantation 21% —
vomiting nausea immediately after eating — 21%
liver metastases 21% —
nausea after eating — 20%
bone cancer 19% —
conservative in food — 20%
bone metastases 19% —
rectal bleeding — 20%
paraneoplastic syndrome 19% —
klippel–trenone syndrome — 20%
dyspnea 19% —
rectal surgery — 20%
paresis 18% —
better after vomiting — 19%
hypertension 18% —
congestion belching — 19%
neuropathic laryngeal paresis 18% —
nausea — 19%
prolonged defecation 18% —
intestinal resection — 19%
effects of chemotherapy 18% —
vomiting during meals — 18%
high temperature 18% —
impaired function of the large intestine — 18%
sweating of the face 18% —
vomiting after eating — 18%
cough with shortness 18% —
frequent heartburn — 18%
unformed feces 18% —
food is poorly digested — 18%
effects of radiation 17% —
inflammatory bowel diseases — 18%
axs 17% —
burns — 18%
liver cancer 17% —
vomiting food — 18%
vocal fold neoplasms 17% —
intestinal bleeding — 18%
diarrhea 17% —
abdominal discomfort — 17%
tumors of the adrenal glands 17% —
sudden attacks of weakness — 17%
sweats often 16% —
gastric bleeding — 17%
face is red 16% —
brown spots on the legs — 17%
protein-energy deficiency 16% —
stomach pain constant — 17%
prolonged diarrhea 16% —
duodenitis — 17%
lymph node damage 16% —
coagulopathy — 17%
oncology relatives 16% —
heartburn in the chest — 17%
sweating with palpitations 16% —
digestive disorders — 17%
glioblastoma multiforme 16% —
gastritis with reflux — 17%
hunger in the morning 16% —
stomach nausea — 17%
complications of chemotherapy 16% —
veins bloating — 17%
twitching of the upper eyelid 16% —
stomach pain after eating — 16%
ganglioneuroma 16% —
heartburn belching — 16%
osteosarcoma 16% —
bleeding ulcer — 16%
laryngeal paresis 16% —
intestinal obstruction — 16%
feeling of heat 16% —
inflammation — 16%
twitches eyelid 15% —
severe exhaustion — 16%
tachycardia 15% —
blood in feces — 16%
tics 15% —
squeezing abdominal — 16%
lymphosarcoma 15% —
feeling of overflow of the stomach — 16%
shortness of breath attacks 15% —
apathy strong — 15%
metastatic brain tumors 15% —
history of laparoscopic surgery — 15%
olfactory hallucinations 15% —
external bleeding — 15%
face is red fever 15% —
stomach pain — 15%
benign neoplasms 15% —
duodenal stenosis — 15%
complete lack of appetite 15% —
nausea from pain — 15%
face red with fever 15% —
asthenic — 15%
sweating is increased 15% —
small bowel obstruction — 15%
cough paroxysmal 15% —
constant abdominal pain — 15%
painful swelling 15% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 12% 27%
cough 15% —
vomiting 6% 21%
history of brain surgery 14% —
impaired gastric function 6% 21%
protein c deficiency 14% —
hemangioma of the eye — 14%
severe sweating 14% —
weakness of the abdominal muscles — 14%
enlarged liver 14% —
epigastric discomfort — 14%
palpitations 14% —
arterial bleeding — 14%
paranoia 14% —
peptic ulcer — 14%
worse in morning 14% —
vindictiveness stomach — 14%
contact dermatitis 14% —
attacks of weakness — 14%
gorner syndrome 14% —
veins swelling on the legs — 14%
there is a fever in the whole body 14% —
diseases of the stomach and duodenum — 14%
history of chest surgery 14% —
discharge from the anus — 14%
cough whistling 14% —
sudden weakness — 14%
periorbital edema 14% —
burning in the chest — 14%
increased profuse sweating 14% —
stool delay — 14%
suspicion 14% —
periodic dizziness — 14%
paralysis 13% —
traumatic illness — 14%
different pupils 13% —
increased 11% 25%
control issues 13% —
dizziness sudden — 14%
solid tumors 13% —
frequent eructation — 14%
iatrogenic ototoxicity 13% —
abdominal surgery 7% 21%
sensitive child 13% —
angiomatosis — 14%
anisocoria 13% —
lordosis — 14%
attacks of pain 13% —
superficial veins — 13%
tumors of the spleen 13% —
periodic weakness — 13%
cough loud 13% —
acute duodenitis — 13%
lower paraparesis 13% —
mental exhaustion — 13%
regular stool 13% —
periodic fainting — 13%
feeling of heat in the face 13% —
emotional burnout — 13%
stage of recovery 13% —
dizziness attacks — 13%
enophthalmos 13% —
digestion bloating — 13%
suffocation with cough 13% —
phlebolites — 13%
laryngeal neoplasms 13% —
intestinal diverticula — 13%
impaired kidney function 13% —
gastroduodenitis — 13%
liver problems 13% —
skin spots — 13%
shortness of breath whistling 13% —
from eating better — 13%
tightness in the throat 13% —
dizziness fainting — 13%

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