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Results: Differences General	✘Postsplenectomy sepsis	✘Multiple organ failure
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(2) 100%(11) General blood test 93%(13) 90%(6) General urine test 50%(3) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	23%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	69%
splenectomy	21%	—
multiple organ failure	—	63%
iga reduction	17%	—
dic syndrome	—	61%
postsplenectomy sepsis	16%	—
constipation from stress	—	57%
bubbling breath	15%	—
trauma	—	55%
feeling of stiffness in the chest	15%	—
duodenal dyskinesia	—	55%
streptococci	14%	—
ascites	—	55%
the spleen was removed	14%	—
hemorrhagic diathesis	7%	59%
purulent-resorptive fever	14%	—
foam from the mouth	—	52%
cough	14%	—
swelling	—	51%
pulling pain in the neck	13%	—
stress ulcers	—	51%
reduction of igg	13%	—
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	50%
pneumonia with sepsis	13%	—
nose sniffles	—	49%
pain in the neck muscles	13%	—
fluid in the abdominal cavity	—	48%
reduction of igm	13%	—
bruised lung	—	48%
ige reduction	13%	—
needs support	—	47%
shock states of various genesis	13%	—
consequences of injuries	—	47%
convulsions	13%	—
abdominal swelling	—	47%
hyposplenism	13%	—
bleeding	6%	52%
hemophilic infection	13%	—
hypoglycemia	—	46%
cough wet	12%	—
arterial bleeding	—	46%
the fast man	12%	—
feeling of constriction in the stomach	—	45%
vomiting mucus	12%	—
reperfusion syndrome	—	44%
nausea urge to vomit	12%	—
shortness of breath with excitement	—	44%
scanty discharge from the nose	12%	—
post-traumatic stress disorder	—	44%
immunodeficiency	12%	—
pulse is irregular	—	44%
feeling of heat in the back of the head	12%	—
heart dysfunction	—	44%
severe sweating of the head	12%	—
diffuse cyanosis	—	43%
chest pain when coughing	12%	—
patient's condition	10%	52%
cough to vomiting	12%	—
bacteremia	16%	58%
aching sore throat	12%	—
alt reduction	—	42%
sweating from coughing	12%	—
reduction of ast	—	42%
sputum	11%	—
blood diseases	13%	54%
bubbling in the chest	11%	—
sepsis	16%	57%
indomitable vomiting	11%	—
yellowness of mucous membranes	—	41%
urge to vomit	11%	—
stool delay	—	40%
aching chest pain	11%	—
vascular damage	—	40%
headache from coughing	11%	—
hepatic encephalopathy	—	39%
sputum in the chest	11%	—
diseases of the stomach and duodenum	—	39%
chills	11%	—
thrombosis	—	39%
bacterial pneumonia	11%	—
anemia	—	39%
cough with nausea	11%	—
toxic shock syndrome	—	39%
leukopenia	11%	—
the consequences of bruise	—	39%
fever sore throat	11%	—
inflammation	13%	52%
intoxication	11%	—
liver necrosis	—	38%
bubbling cough	11%	—
posthemorrhagic anemia	—	38%
headache with chills	10%	—
liver problems	—	38%
endocardial dysfunction	10%	—
dyspnea	10%	48%
inflammation of larynx	10%	—
impaired gastric function	—	38%
nosocomial infections	10%	—
lowered	13%	51%
erythropenia	10%	—
polytrauma	—	38%
chills with sweating	10%	—
kidney diseases	—	38%
pain chest	10%	—
acute blood loss	—	38%
lymphogranulomatosis	10%	—
the condition is extremely serious	—	37%
aching	10%	—
necrosis	—	37%
general intoxication syndrome	10%	—
purulent peritonitis	—	36%
worse extreme temperatures	10%	—
pretending to be sick	—	36%
prolonged bronchitis	10%	—
traumatic shock	—	36%
vomiting at high temperature	10%	—
bloating pain	—	36%
sweat with chills	10%	—
fecal vomiting	—	36%
pneumonia vomiting	10%	—
cold sweat	—	36%
bronchitis in children	10%	—
hypotension	12%	48%
purulent bronchitis	10%	—
petechiae	—	36%
chills with nausea	10%	—
peptic ulcer disease 12p of the intestine	—	36%
pneumonia	10%	—
pain due to flatulence	—	35%
is quickly aroused	10%	—
fluid in the abdomen	—	35%
severe sore throat	10%	—
hemoglobin increased	—	35%
stiffness in the neck	10%	—
adaptation disorders	—	35%
feeling of heat in the throat	10%	—
increased alt	—	35%
epiglottitis in children	10%	—
atonic constipation	—	35%
breathing cough moist	10%	—
increased ast	—	35%
decrease in ESR	10%	—
intestinal obstruction	—	34%
malaria	10%	—
severe stress	—	34%
epiglottitis	10%	—
swelling of the brain	—	34%
nausea in the throat	10%	—
intestinal dyskinesia	—	34%
tickling with cough	10%	—
intestinal ulcer	—	34%
muscle pain	10%	—
lung damage	—	34%
sweating of the head	10%	—
mucous hyperemia	—	34%
leukocytosis	10%	—
stool with gases	—	34%
tickling throat cough	10%	—
bruise	—	34%
chills when vomiting	10%	—
pain in the sternum	—	34%
hypobilirubinemia	10%	—
increased bleeding	7%	41%
pharyngitis	9%	—
peritonitis	—	33%
violation of fat metabolism	9%	—
agitation	—	33%
increased urea	9%	—
intestinal lethargy	—	33%
immunoglobulin a deficiency	9%	—
heart low blood pressure	—	33%
headache with nausea and vomiting	9%	—
gastric bleeding	—	33%
feeling of stiffness	9%	—
bleeding ulcer	—	33%
violation of protein metabolism	9%	—
lung removed	—	33%
fever with muscle pain	9%	—
agnosia	—	33%
high temperature	9%	—
small-point rash	—	33%
oliguria	9%	—
abdominal pain with vomiting	—	33%
allergy to antibiotics	9%	—
hemorrhages on the skin	—	33%
headache with fever	9%	—
abundant stool	—	33%
neck pain	9%	—
fighting	7%	40%
hypercoagulation syndrome	9%	—
encephalopathy	—	32%
onset of illness	9%	—
pulmonary edema	—	32%
sensations in the neck	9%	—
intestinal bleeding	—	32%
consequences of surgery	9%	—
the skin is dark	—	32%
prolonged urination	9%	—
hysteria	—	32%
nausea	9%	—
variable symptoms	—	32%

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