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Results: Differences General	✘K72.9	✘Hepatic coma
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 43%(2) 25%(5) Blood biochemistry — 30%(5) General blood test — 20%(5) Examination by anesthesiologist — 18%(0) Infection tests — 18%(0) MRI of the organ — 18%(0) CT of the organ — 17%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	74%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	53%
putrid breath	67%	—
mushroom poisoning	—	48%
prostration	51%	—
swelling of the brain	—	38%
bad breath unpleasant	47%	—
primary biliary cirrhosis	—	34%
rapid weight loss	40%	—
food poisoning	—	30%
emaciation	40%	—
hypoproteinemia	—	30%
acute liver failure	34%	—
no consciousness	—	30%
no appetite	33%	—
gastric bleeding	—	29%
bruise	31%	—
bleeding ulcer	—	29%
thin	30%	—
convulsions	—	28%
chronic liver failure	30%	—
hepatic encephalopathy	—	28%
quickly gets tired	27%	—
intestinal bleeding	—	28%
jaundice	42%	23%
no reaction of the pupil to light	—	26%
involution of the mammary glands	17%	—
colon obstruction	—	26%
liver dysfunction	17%	—
fulminant hepatitis	—	26%
swelling of the mammary glands	17%	—
damage to the nervous system	—	26%
hepatitis chronic	38%	20%
prothrombin index lowered	—	25%
expansion of the esophagus	16%	—
prothrombin index increased	—	25%
testicular atrophy	15%	—
bilirubin is elevated	—	25%
vascular asterisks	15%	—
peptic ulcer	—	25%
gradual deterioration of the condition	15%	—
bacteremia	—	25%
red palms	15%	—
coma	12%	37%
red hands	14%	—
increased bleeding	—	25%
acute hepatitis	34%	18%
consequences of taking medications	—	24%
venous bleeding	13%	—
alcoholic cirrhosis liver	—	24%
hepatitis	44%	29%
toxic liver	—	24%
protein reduced	12%	—
impaired gastric function	—	24%
drowsiness	12%	—
alcoholic coma	—	24%
forgetfulness	12%	—
chronic peritonitis	—	23%
bloating	12%	—
intoxication	—	23%
arterial bleeding	12%	—
encephalopathy	—	23%
is worse at 10 am	12%	—
deep coma	—	23%
memory impairment	12%	—
cirrhosis of the liver	—	23%
small-point rash	12%	—
effects of shock	—	22%
small rash	12%	—
severe hypothermia	—	22%
loses thought	12%	—
inflammation of the stomach	—	22%
confusion of thoughts	12%	—
acute ethanol poisoning	—	22%
chronic condition	11%	—
toxic hepatitis	—	22%
confusion of consciousness	11%	—
kidney failure	—	21%
itchy skin	11%	—
general intoxication syndrome	—	21%
skin spots	11%	—
inflammatory bowel diseases	—	21%
worse in morning	11%	—
toxic pulmonary edema	—	21%
worse during day	11%	—
cramps in the extremities	—	21%
unspecified mental disorders	10%	—
stiffness in the joints	—	21%
lowered	30%	26%
respiratory insufficiency	—	21%
complications of ventilation	—	21%
biliary cirrhosis of the liver	—	21%
renal edema	—	21%
intra-abdominal abscesses	—	20%
anemia	—	20%
organic brain damage	—	20%
hypovolemic shock	—	20%
improvement from alcohol	—	20%
hypoxia	—	20%
sepsis	—	20%
toxic shock syndrome	—	20%
hemorrhagic syndrome	—	19%
incontinence of feces	—	19%
acute blood loss	—	19%
medicinal hepatotoxicity	—	19%
magnesia	—	19%
brain damage	—	19%
surgical infections	—	19%
stereotypical movements	—	19%
clonic cramps	—	19%
intestinal abscess	—	19%
liver necrosis	—	19%
alcoholic liver disease	15%	34%
hyperventilation	—	18%
hemoglobin increased	—	18%
dilated pupils	—	18%
purulent peritonitis	—	18%
liver cancer	—	18%
pompe disease	—	18%
alcohol poisoning	—	18%
there are no complaints	—	18%
discharge from the eyes	—	18%
coagulopathy	—	18%
refusal to drink	—	18%
consultation of a gastroenterologist	—	17%
apnea	—	17%
hydrocephalus	—	17%
drug poisoning	—	17%
intestinal infection	—	17%
alcohol is abusing	—	17%
inflammation	—	17%
decreased potassium	—	17%
patient's condition	—	17%
increased	9%	26%
peritonitis	—	17%
stereotypia	—	17%
indifference	—	17%
refuses to help	—	17%
low body temperature	—	16%
cramps in the legs	—	16%
hypoglycemia	—	16%
hyperthermia	—	16%
pulmonary edema	—	16%
intestinal mucosa	—	16%
shock states of various genesis	—	16%
acute abdomen	—	16%
ascites	—	16%
wounds heal poorly	—	16%
effects of poisoning	—	16%
impaired function of the large intestine	—	16%
nervousness	—	16%
gastrointestinal problems	13%	29%
alcoholic hepatitis	18%	34%
blood diseases	9%	25%
abdominal surgery	—	15%
abscess	—	15%
enlarged liver	—	15%
scratches	—	15%
paralysis	—	15%
protein with increased	—	15%
thrombocytopenia	—	15%
dehydration	—	15%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified	—	15%
cerebral circulation disorder	—	15%
family man	—	15%
criticality	—	15%
rapid reaction	—	15%
refuses treatment	—	15%
palpitations	—	14%
changes in the blood	—	14%
benign neoplasms	—	14%
metabolic disorder	—	14%
tachycardia	—	14%
anesthesia	—	14%
kidney diseases	—	14%
wound	—	13%
consequences of infection	9%	22%
drug disease	9%	22%
angiopathy	—	13%
impaired arterial function	—	13%
swelling	—	13%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	9%	22%
cancer	—	13%
acute pain	—	13%
bleeding	14%	27%
impaired venous function	—	13%
impaired lung function	—	13%
necrosis	—	13%
hypertension	—	13%
up circulatory disorders	—	13%
oncology	—	12%
liver failure	26%	36%
spicy food	11%	21%
acute condition	10%	19%
history of surgery	12%	20%
liver problems	23%	30%
liver transplantation	19%	26%
a history of organ transplantation	15%	21%
history of liver surgery	17%	23%
acute viral hepatitis	14%	19%
medicinal hepatitis	14%	19%
chronic viral hepatitis	15%	20%

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