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Results: Differences General	✘Multiple organ failure	✘Complications of liver transplantation
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(10) 46%(5) General blood test 65%(7) 24%(7) Ultrasound of the organ 16%(0) 27%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	27%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
increased ESR	65%	—
transplant rejection reaction	—	72%
anuria	45%	—
liver transplantation	—	64%
multiple organ failure	41%	—
strictures of the bile ducts	—	60%
dic syndrome	40%	—
history of liver surgery	—	56%
bacteremia	38%	—
hepatitis	—	50%
sepsis	37%	—
a history of organ transplantation	—	50%
duodenal dyskinesia	35%	—
pain in the right hypochondrium	—	49%
constipation from stress	35%	—
hypertrophy biliary tract	—	49%
stress ulcers	33%	—
light yellow stool	—	48%
hypotension	31%	—
toxic hepatitis	—	48%
bruised lung	31%	—
surgical infections	—	46%
fluid in the abdominal cavity	31%	—
hypoproteinemia	—	46%
abdominal swelling	31%	—
high temperature	—	45%
needs support	31%	—
consequences of surgery	—	44%
nose sniffles	31%	—
right-sided symptoms	—	44%
arterial bleeding	30%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	41%
shortness of breath with excitement	30%	—
cholestasis	—	40%
hypoglycemia	30%	—
hepatorenal syndrome	—	40%
heart dysfunction	29%	—
cough wet	—	39%
post-traumatic stress disorder	29%	—
cough	—	39%
diffuse cyanosis	29%	—
pneumomycosis	—	37%
constriction in the stomach	29%	—
changing the color of feces	—	37%
cyanosis	28%	—
toxic liver	—	37%
pulse is irregular	28%	—
increased indirect bilirubin	—	37%
reperfusion syndrome	28%	—
hectic fever	—	37%
reduction of ast	27%	—
stagnation	—	36%
alt reduction	27%	—
veno-occlusive liver disease	—	36%
vascular damage	26%	—
cytomegalovirus	—	36%
stool delay	26%	—
feces are grayish-white in color	—	35%
fighting	26%	—
acute pain	—	35%
diseases of the stomach and duodenum	25%	—
sputum	—	35%
toxic shock syndrome	25%	—
aspergillosis	—	35%
the consequences of bruise	25%	—
nosocomial pneumonia	—	35%
metabolic disorder	25%	—
portal vein thrombosis	—	35%
posthemorrhagic anemia	25%	—
jaundice	21%	56%
vomiting	25%	—
acholic feces	—	34%
acute blood loss	25%	—
chills	—	34%
impaired kidney function	25%	—
acute abdomen	—	34%
hepatic encephalopathy	25%	—
subfebrility	—	34%
pretending to be sick	24%	—
onset of illness	—	34%
fecal vomiting	24%	—
kidney failure	—	33%
cold sweat	24%	—
arterial occlusion	—	33%
petechiae	24%	—
enlarged liver	—	33%
the condition is extremely serious	24%	—
severe chills	—	32%
increased ast	23%	—
pneumonia	—	32%
bloating pain	23%	—
no appetite	—	32%
hemoglobin increased	23%	—
worse during day	—	31%
atonic constipation	23%	—
nosocomial infections	—	31%
adaptation disorders	23%	—
intra-abdominal abscesses	—	30%
red dots	23%	—
swelling of the wound	—	30%
fluid in the abdomen	23%	—
swelling after surgery	—	30%
pain due to flatulence	23%	—
increased cholesterol levels in the blood	—	30%
traumatic shock	23%	—
feeling of lack of air	—	29%
pain in the sternum	22%	—
intoxication	—	29%
increased alt	22%	—
severe itching of the skin	—	29%
lung damage	22%	—
feeling of heat	—	29%
agitation	22%	—
cytolysis syndrome	—	29%
lung removed	22%	—
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases	17%	46%
agnosia	22%	—
febrile body temperature	—	28%
stool with gases	22%	—
venous bleeding	—	28%
abundant stool	22%	—
superficial veins	—	28%
small-point rash	22%	—
gastrointestinal problems	16%	44%
intestinal lethargy	22%	—
sharp pain in the stomach	—	27%
intestinal obstruction	22%	—
acute abdominal pains	—	27%
bruise	22%	—
viral pneumonia	—	27%
intestinal ulcer	22%	—
congestion purulent wounds	—	27%
intestinal dyskinesia	22%	—
inflammatory infiltrate	—	26%
swelling of the brain	22%	—
left-sided symptoms	—	26%
mucous hyperemia	22%	—
sharp abdominal pain	—	26%
severe stress	22%	—
a history of endoscopic surgery	—	26%
variable symptoms	21%	—
phlebitis	—	26%
allergy to medications	21%	—
sudden pain	—	26%
the skin is dark	21%	—
hydrothorax	—	26%
encephalopathy	21%	—
hyperlipidemia	—	26%
hypotension	21%	—
temperature with chills	—	26%
pulmonary edema	21%	—
wound postoperative	—	26%
hysteria	21%	—
cough with shortness	—	26%
hemorrhages on the skin	21%	—
viral hepatitis b	—	25%
abdominal pain with vomiting	21%	—
acute venous thrombosis	—	25%
hyperglycemia	21%	—
very correct	—	25%
effects of shock	20%	—
dysfunction of the gallbladder	—	25%
everything is bad	20%	—
cholesterolemia	—	25%
pain in the heart	20%	—
fungus	—	25%
stomach bloating strong	20%	—
pleurisy	—	25%
bloating	20%	—
febrility	—	25%
red rash	20%	—
pedantry	—	24%
illness from stress	20%	—
is worse at 10 am	—	24%
bradycardia	20%	—
inflammation of the stomach	—	24%
abdominal surgery	20%	—
myocardial infarction	—	24%
pain in the intestines	20%	—
stomach pain	—	24%
acute injury	20%	—
weakening of immunity	—	24%
constipation	19%	—
intestinal mucosa	—	24%
sweating is increased	19%	—
thrombocytopenia	—	24%
skin anesthesia	19%	—
viral hepatitis	—	24%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	19%	—
atherosclerosis of blood vessels	—	24%
digestive disorders	19%	—
itchy skin	—	23%
violation of the stool	19%	—
lot of operations in small things	—	23%
depression	19%	—
calculating	—	23%
rapid reaction	19%	—
suppuration of the skin	—	23%
nose nursing mom	19%	—
abscess	—	23%

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