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Results: Differences General	✘Multiple organ failure	✘Забрюшинная гематома
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(10) 39%(0) General blood test 65%(7) 38%(1) Ultrasound of the organ 16%(0) 50%(0) CT of the organ — 60%(0) Angiography — 60%(0) Coagulogram 16%(1) 43%(0) Measurements at the reception 15%(0) 34%(0) General urine test — 40%(0) General inspection — 38%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
increased ESR	65%	—
acute abdomen	—	90%
anuria	45%	—
abdominal injuries	—	88%
multiple organ failure	41%	—
consequences of abdominal trauma	—	87%
dic syndrome	40%	—
spasm in the lower back	—	83%
hemorrhagic diathesis	38%	—
intestinal paresis	—	80%
bacteremia	38%	—
femoral nerve neuropathy	—	79%
ascites	36%	—
liver injuries	—	78%
constipation from stress	35%	—
traumatic illness	—	73%
duodenal dyskinesia	35%	—
rashes on the sides	—	71%
inflammation	34%	—
spots on the abdomen	—	70%
swelling	33%	—
kidney damage	—	70%
stress ulcers	33%	—
paralytic syndrome	—	70%
dyspnea	32%	—
still very frequent breathing	—	67%
abdominal swelling	31%	—
acute shock	—	67%
needs support	31%	—
blunt abdominal trauma	—	67%
fluid in the abdominal cavity	31%	—
sciatic nerve neuropathy	—	66%
bruised lung	31%	—
vascular damage	26%	91%
nose sniffles	31%	—
impaired function of the small intestine	—	64%
arterial bleeding	30%	—
back muscle spasm	—	63%
shortness of breath with excitement	30%	—
pulse weak	—	60%
hypoglycemia	30%	—
sciatic nerve pain	—	60%
heart dysfunction	29%	—
sciatica	—	60%
post-traumatic stress disorder	29%	—
paresis	—	60%
diffuse cyanosis	29%	—
blue belly	—	59%
constriction in the stomach	29%	—
intestinal spasms	—	58%
pulse is irregular	28%	—
dulling on percussion	—	57%
reperfusion syndrome	28%	—
no stool	—	56%
cyanosis	28%	—
radiculitis	—	56%
increased bleeding	27%	—
breathing superficial	—	56%
alt reduction	27%	—
catatrauma	—	56%
reduction of ast	27%	—
compression in the body	—	56%
yellowness of mucous membranes	27%	—
internal bleeding	—	55%
stool delay	26%	—
stupor	—	55%
fighting	26%	—
pain in the sacrum	—	54%
impaired gastric function	25%	—
neurofibroma	—	54%
vomiting	25%	—
rash on the abdomen	—	54%
liver problems	25%	—
neurological disorders	—	54%
liver necrosis	25%	—
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract	—	53%
acute blood loss	25%	—
external bleeding	—	52%
impaired kidney function	25%	—
bleeding	34%	84%
posthemorrhagic anemia	25%	—
coagulopathy	—	50%
metabolic disorder	25%	—
inhibition	—	50%
the consequences of bruise	25%	—
arteriovenous malformation	—	49%
diseases of the stomach and duodenum	25%	—
rapid breathing	—	48%
thrombosis	25%	—
speech absence	—	48%
hepatic encephalopathy	25%	—
cold skin	—	48%
toxic shock syndrome	25%	—
consequences of injuries	31%	78%
anemia	25%	—
history of surgery	26%	73%
fecal vomiting	24%	—
intestinal obstruction	22%	69%
pretending to be sick	24%	—
neuralgia	—	46%
the condition is extremely serious	24%	—
neurological pain	—	46%
petechiae	24%	—
drowsiness	—	46%
increased ast	23%	—
muscle tension	—	45%
bloating pain	23%	—
up worse at 6 am	—	45%
pain due to flatulence	23%	—
pale skin	—	45%
purulent peritonitis	23%	—
enlargement of the heart	—	44%
fluid in the abdomen	23%	—
trauma	36%	79%
red dots	23%	—
cardiodilation	—	43%
adaptation disorders	23%	—
stiffness in the joints	—	42%
atonic constipation	23%	—
serious condition	19%	60%
hemoglobin increased	23%	—
spasm	—	40%
impaired arterial function	23%	—
worse in morning	—	40%
small-point rash	22%	—
hematuria	—	40%
agnosia	22%	—
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	33%	72%
severe stress	22%	—
acute pain	—	37%
lung removed	22%	—
consequences of surgery	—	36%
agitation	22%	—
blood diseases	35%	70%
intestinal lethargy	22%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	34%
gastric bleeding	22%	—
patient's condition	34%	67%
swelling of the brain	22%	—
polytrauma	25%	55%
bleeding ulcer	22%	—
traumatic shock	23%	51%
intestinal ulcer	22%	—
cold sweat	24%	52%
increased alt	22%	—
stool with gases	22%	49%
intestinal dyskinesia	22%	—
lung damage	22%	49%
pain in the sternum	22%	—
bruise	22%	49%
mucous hyperemia	22%	—
abundant stool	22%	48%
pulmonary edema	21%	—
stomach bloating strong	20%	45%
hyperglycemia	21%	—
bloating	20%	45%
the skin is dark	21%	—
rapid reaction	19%	43%
encephalopathy	21%	—
violation of the stool	19%	42%
jaundice	21%	—
digestive disorders	19%	42%
hypotension	21%	—
pain in the intestines	20%	43%
intestinal bleeding	21%	—
tachycardia	18%	40%
peritonitis	21%	—
palpitations	18%	39%
variable symptoms	21%	—
acute condition	18%	39%
hysteria	21%	—
impaired lung function	17%	37%
hemorrhages on the skin	21%	—
angiopathy	17%	37%
abdominal pain with vomiting	21%	—
gastrointestinal problems	16%	36%
allergy to medications	21%	—
angioplasty	16%	36%
abdominal surgery	20%	—
necrosis	24%	38%
bradycardia	20%	—
lowered	33%	47%
illness from stress	20%	—
hypotension	31%	40%
red rash	20%	—
sepsis	37%	41%
acute injury	20%	—
pain in the heart	20%	—
liver failure	20%	—
effects of shock	20%	—
everything is bad	20%	—
nose nursing mom	19%	—
sweating is increased	19%	—
skin anesthesia	19%	—
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	19%	—
depression	19%	—
disorders of consciousness	19%	—
dehydration	19%	—
constipation	19%	—
rupture duodenal dysfunction	19%	—

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