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Results: Differences General ✘C25.0✘Split pancreas
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 42%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —39%
lowered 43% 12%
pancreatogenic diabetes mellitus — 30%
cholangiocarcinoma 23% —
refusal to drink — 28%
gallbladder cancer 21% —
a history of endoscopic surgery — 27%
tumors of the small intestine 18% —
drug-induced pancreatitis — 27%
metastases 18% —
autoimmune pancreatitis — 25%
tumors of the spleen 17% —
pancreatonecrosis — 24%
neuroendocrine tumors 17% —
diarrhea — 24%
vascular tumor 17% —
abnormalities of pancreatic development — 24%
lymph node damage 17% —
false pancreatic cyst — 23%
solid tumors 16% —
increase in amylase — 23%
small bowel cancer 16% —
hypertension — 23%
liver metastases 15% —
unformed feces — 23%
tumors of the peritoneum 15% —
little fat in the fecal — 23%
itching of the nasal mucosa 14% —
abnormalities of stomach development — 22%
liver cancer 14% —
a history of vascular arthroplasty — 22%
effects of chemotherapy 13% —
steatorrhea — 21%
density is increased 13% —
spicy food — 21%
pain throughout the body 12% —
refuses to help — 21%
alcoholism 25% 11%
pulmonary artery aneurysm — 20%
intrahepatic cholestasis 12% —
worse from fried — 20%
urobilinogen lowered 12% —
splenic vein thrombosis — 20%
hyperbilirubinemia 12% —
bullous emphysema of the lung — 20%
skin cancer 22% 8%
external bleeding — 19%
complete lack of appetite 12% —
lung cyst — 19%
common arterial trunk 11% —
gastric perforation — 19%
tumor collapse syndrome 11% —
maldigestion syndrome — 19%
increased direct bilirubin 11% —
portal hypertension — 19%
creatorrhea 11% —
splenectomy — 18%
pancreatoblastoma 11% —
acute cholecystitis — 18%
hereditary breast cancer 11% —
inflammation 2% 20%
metastatic ovarian cancer 11% —
pancreatitis 15% 33%
intestinal infarction 11% —
stomach pain 7% 25%
itchy nose 11% —
blisters — 18%
dark urine 11% —
cholecystopancreatitis — 18%
pancreatic cancer 22% 9%
acute blood loss — 18%
cancerous cachexia 11% —
chronic pancreatitis in adults — 18%
acute vascular occlusion of the extremities 10% —
duodenitis — 18%
patient's condition is satisfactory 10% —
pancreatic atrophy — 18%
painful swelling 19% 7%
alcoholic pancreatitis 8% 25%
big man 10% —
hypoglycemia — 17%
unstable stool 10% —
with attacks of abdominal pain — 17%
yellowness of mucous membranes 10% —
purulent pancreatitis — 17%
acholic feces 10% —
there are no complaints 4% 21%
radiation therapy 21% 9%
pancreatic steatorrhea — 17%
increased 24% 12%
small intestine resection — 17%
breast tumor 10% —
gastrojunal ulcer — 17%
squamous cell carcinoma 10% —
stool meager — 17%
frequent eructation 10% —
removal of cysts — 17%
ovarian cancer 10% —
bacterial overgrowth syndrome — 17%
feces undigested 10% —
cystic fibrosis — 17%
nausea belching 10% —
operated stomach — 17%
fecal vomiting 9% —
effects of poisoning — 17%
precancer 9% —
aneurysm — 17%
a serious man 9% —
calcification — 16%
hemorrhagic cystitis 9% —
need for fats — 16%
pain in the solar plexus 9% —
familial endogenous hypertriglyceridemia — 16%
blood in feces 9% —
enteropathy — 16%
mucous stools 9% —
osteoporosis — 16%
germinogenic tumors 9% —
pancreatic cyst 7% 23%
malignization 9% —
CHD — 16%
bone cancer 9% —
peptic ulcer — 16%
thrombocytosis 9% —
rupture duodenal dysfunction 7% 23%
fat deposits 9% —
intestinal ulcer — 16%
lynch syndrome 9% —
primary hypercholesterolemia — 16%
frequent nausea 9% —
stomach ulcer — 16%
peitz-jaegers syndrome 9% —
passive smoking — 16%
gastric adenocarcinoma 9% —
decreased amylase — 16%
nosebleed 9% —
calcinates — 16%
obesity on the stomach 9% —
essential hypertension — 16%
bowel cancer 19% 8%
abdominal pain in children — 16%
intestinal tumor 21% 10%
malabsorption — 16%
radiation damage 20% 9%
mucoviscidosis — 16%
pulmonary hemorrhage 9% —
fistula — 16%
ulcers on the skin 8% —
bacteremia — 15%
osteosarcoma 8% —
purulent cholangitis — 15%
cystitis 8% —
intestinal insufficiency syndrome — 15%
the skin is dark 8% —
left-sided symptoms — 15%
neutropenia 8% —
necrotic pancreatitis — 15%
more often in old age 8% —
overweight — 15%
leukopenia 8% —
abscess — 15%
vomiting multiple 8% —
portal vein thrombosis — 15%
ovarian tumors 8% —
bone cyst — 15%
full 8% —
sepsis — 15%
professional cancer 8% —
increased bleeding — 15%
breast cancer 8% —
listeriosis — 15%
pulmonary embolism 8% —
dependence on parents — 15%
increased alt 8% —
periodic abdominal pain — 15%
increased ast 8% —
posthemorrhagic anemia — 15%
impaired spleen function 8% —
joint replacement in the anamnesis — 14%
effects of radiation 8% —
diabetic enteropathy — 14%
The congregation of the head 7% —
anemia — 14%
kidney cancer 7% —
bone necrosis — 14%
itchy skin 7% —
acute abdominal pains 8% 22%
enlarged liver 7% —
sharp pain in the stomach 8% 22%
history of radiation exposure 7% —
abdominal surgery — 14%
consequences of physical exertion 7% —
pain in the left hypochondrium — 14%
appendages of the uterus 7% —
orthopedic implant — 14%
leukocytosis 7% —
increased sensitivity — 14%
complications of chemotherapy 7% —
vomiting with increased blood pressure — 14%
fear of responsibility 7% —
observation skills — 14%

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