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Results: Differences General ✘Peitz-Jaegers syndrome✘Acute abdomen in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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intestinal polyp 87% —
echinococcosis of the liver — 88%
stomach polyps 86% —
vomiting — 85%
removal of colon polyps 80% —
renal colic — 84%
polyps 76% —
intestinal obstruction — 84%
brown pigmentation after rashes 75% —
violation of the stool — 83%
adenomatous polyp 75% —
dry pleurisy — 82%
brown spots on the skin 75% —
acute stabbing pains — 82%
polyps of the colon 74% —
dryness of the skin of the lips — 82%
intestinal resection 72% —
rupture of the fallopian tube — 79%
skin spots 68% —
ovarian torsion — 79%
diffuse polyposis 65% —
pain in internal organs — 79%
familial polyposis of the colon 65% —
appendicular infiltrate — 79%
lentigo 63% —
trauma — 78%
polyp of the stomach and duodenum 63% —
kidney carbuncle — 76%
hyperpigmentation 63% —
dry cracked lips — 76%
small intestine resection 63% —
anxiety in the stomach — 76%
scalp soreness 62% —
twisting of the testicle — 76%
pigmented spots on the abdomen 59% —
inflammation — 75%
constipation flatulence 57% —
intestinal lymphoma — 74%
bloating 56% —
campylobacteriosis — 74%
mucous membranes are pale 55% —
tension of the anterior abdominal wall — 74%
rashes around the anus 53% —
crying in babies — 74%
frequent dizziness 52% —
febrile body temperature — 74%
pain due to flatulence 51% —
cold sweat — 74%
headache from constipation 50% —
high temperature — 74%
skin problems 50% —
fecal vomiting — 74%
spots on the abdomen 50% —
dry skin with cracks — 73%
frequent headaches 50% —
vomiting bile — 73%
constant bloating 49% —
liver hemangioma — 73%
headache with dizziness 49% —
ovarian apoplexy — 73%
gastric bleeding 49% —
liquid stool — 72%
bleeding ulcer 48% —
diarrhea — 71%
intestinal bleeding 46% —
belching with bile — 70%
dark brown spots on the skin 45% —
stomach pain constant — 70%
rashes in the groin 45% —
colic — 70%
rash over the lip 45% —
spontaneous pneumothorax — 69%
intestinal mucosa 45% —
dry lips — 69%
dizziness from physical exertion 45% —
dry skin of the face — 69%
headache after physical exertion 44% —
consequences of taking medications — 68%
doubling of the intestine 44% —
pleurisy in children — 68%
headache after exercise 43% —
screaming crying — 68%
dizziness 42% —
stagnation — 68%
increased bleeding 42% —
nausea — 68%
rash on the scalp 42% —
hydrothorax — 68%
frequent bloating 41% —
acute abdomen 32% 100%
stool is large 41% —
foreign body of the intestine — 67%
pain intolerance 40% —
burkitt's lymphoma — 67%
frequent constipation 40% —
bacterial dysentery — 66%
pancreatic cancer 40% —
cracks painful — 66%
dark spots on the skin 40% —
acute dysentery — 66%
abdominal pain constipation 39% —
loudly cries — 66%
rashes on the genitals 39% —
very high fever — 65%
benign epithelial tumors 39% —
shingling abdominal pain — 65%
rash on the abdomen 39% —
pleurisy — 64%
headaches 39% —
testicular cyst — 64%
blood in feces 38% —
intestinal infarction — 63%
constipation prolonged 38% —
dysentery — 63%
anemia, unspecified 38% —
inflammation of the stomach — 63%
bleeding 38% —
rupture of the spleen — 63%
more often in old age 38% —
megacolon — 62%
rash in the mouth 38% —
abdominal surgery — 62%
erythrocytic anemia 37% —
constant abdominal pain — 62%
bloating pain 37% —
echinococcosis — 62%
atonic constipation 36% —
biliary colic — 62%
rashes on his legs 36% —
myocardial infarction — 62%
pancreatic disease, unspecified 36% —
pricks — 62%
pain in the rectum 36% —
bacterial enteritis — 61%
rashes on the head 36% —
dyspepsia in children — 61%
common rashes 35% —
severe fever — 61%
rapid growth 35% —
lip pain — 61%
pancreatopathy 35% —
bruising morning — 60%
intestinal dyskinesia 35% —
salmonellosis — 60%
difficult defecation 35% —
inversion of the intestines — 60%
the skin is dark 33% —
screams from pain — 60%
protein reduced 32% —
abdominal cramps — 60%
painful appearance 32% —
colic in the stomach — 60%
pain during exercise 32% —
constipation children — 59%
lot of operations in small things 31% —
ketoacidosis — 59%
criticality 31% —
child screams — 59%
pain from the load 31% —
nausea vomiting — 59%
fighting 29% —
liver cyst — 59%
radiation damage 29% —
pasternatsky's symptom is positive — 58%
benign neoplasms 29% —
stomach cramping pain — 58%
dyspnea 29% —
pneumonia — 58%
anemia 28% —
peptic ulcer — 57%
cancer 27% —
pain all over the stomach — 57%
there are no complaints 26% —
cholecystopancreatitis — 57%
oncology 55% 48%
inguinal hernia — 57%
diarrhea in a child — 57%
acute pain 27% 83%
spasm — 56%
pneumonia with pleurisy — 56%
duodenal ulcer — 56%
hernia of the abdomen — 55%
pain in the navel area — 55%
pain in the navel area — 55%
liver injuries — 55%
acute condition — 55%
feeling of bruising — 55%
pneumonia in the anamnesis — 54%
pneumonia in children — 54%
surgical infections — 54%
ovarian cysts — 54%
constipation with loose stools — 54%
pneumothorax — 54%
dryness — 54%
crying from pain — 54%
kidney pain area — 54%
childhood diseases 25% 79%
vomiting food — 53%
anxiety disorders in children — 53%
digestion constipation — 53%

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