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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General A18.4Catheter-associated bloodstream infections
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Distinctive symptoms
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bazin 's indurative erythema 73%
nosocomial infections 88%
silicotuberculosis 72%
phlebitis 74%
tuberculosis 68%
bacteremia 71%
tuberculous lupus 52%
sepsis 70%
pulmonary tuberculosis 52%
congestion purulent wounds 65%
diathesis 50%
abscess 64%
bouts of chills 49%
suppuration of the skin 64%
disseminated tuberculosis 48%
purulent thrombophlebitis 63%
weakening of immunity 47%
bronchopneumonia 59%
focal pulmonary tuberculosis 47%
inflammation 57%
drug disease 46%
viral endocarditis 55%
tuberculosis in the anamnesis 44%
thrombophlebitis 54%
chills weakness 44%
the wounds are festering 53%
high emotional sensitivity 43%
osteomyelitis 52%
reaction to manta rays 42%
shock states of various genesis 49%
abrasion 42%
chronic peritonitis 49%
lichen 42%
purulent arthritis 47%
hypersensitivity of the skin 39%
candida fungi 46%
fever weakness 35%
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis 46%
feeling the heat in the skin 34%
migrating erythema 46%
allergy to medications 34%
a history of organ transplantation 45%
fever in the body 34%
acute infectious arthritis 45%
impressionability 33%
pneumonia 44%
aggressive 31%
typhlitis 43%
general weakness 31%
pseudomonas infection 43%
emotional 28%
thrombosis 43%
papulonecrotic tuberculosis of the skin 24%
subacute septic endocarditis 42%
immunodeficiency 43% 31%
acute endocarditis 42%
drug allergy 43% 31%
intra-abdominal abscesses 42%
allergy 40% 29%
acute arthritis 42%
increased sensitivity 41% 30%
impaired venous function 41%
lowered 35% 25%
he's defending himself 41%
soft tissue abscess 41%
liver necrosis 41%
febrile body temperature 40%
superficial veins 40%
pyoderma 40%
candidiasis 40%
posttransfusion complications 40%
prolonged fever 39%
purulent peritonitis 39%
allergy to antibiotics 39%
purulent rashes on the skin 38%
wound inflammation 38%
phlegmon 38%
pneumococcal infection 38%
hypoproteinemia 37%
pancreatitis 36%
restriction of movement 36%
rash pustules 36%
peritonitis 36%
bacterial pneumonia 36%
effects of taking antibiotics 36%
inflammatory infiltrate 36%
serum sickness 36%
infectious arthritis 36%
ascites 35%
history of vein surgery 35%
very high fever 35%
streptococci 35%
acute venous thrombosis 35%
endocarditis 35%
high temperature 28% 63%
fungus 34%
wounds heal poorly 34%
worse from the heat 34%
acute abdomen 34%
blood diseases 26% 59%
severe fever 33%
arthritis 32%
general swelling does 32%
diabetes mellitus 30%
changes in the blood 30%
soreness of the skin 30%
helps others 30%
joint diseases 30%
surgical infections 29%
feeling of heat 28% 57%
intoxication 28%
swelling 28%
necrosis 28%
gastrointestinal problems 28%
impaired arterial function 27%
consequences of infection 27%
chills 33% 58%
wound 29% 50%
history of surgery 24% 43%
temperature with chills 36% 52%
high fever 32% 46%
reddening of the skin 33% 47%
increased 49% 55%
skin problems 55% 59%
patient's condition 25% 26%
intolerance to drugs 33% 33%
scratches 33% 33%
angiopathy 28% 28%
skin compaction 51% 51%

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