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Results: Differences General	✘Postoperative seroma	✘Eventration
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 30%(0) 55%(0) General blood test 23%(0) 53%(6) Coagulogram 22%(1) 46%(1) Blood biochemistry — 62%(0) Infection tests 30%(0) 32%(0) Chest radiography — 53%(0) Coprogram — 50%(1) Radiography of the area — 45%(0) Ultrasound of the lungs — 42%(0) Ultrasound of abdominal cavity — 37%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
feeling of puffiness	48%	—
gastroschisis	—	93%
mastectomy	45%	—
omphalocele	—	91%
necrosis	39%	—
severe meteorism	—	88%
subfebrility	38%	—
aseptic peritonitis	—	88%
cholecystectomy	37%	—
intestinal obstruction	—	88%
early gray	36%	—
peritonitis	—	86%
scabs	35%	—
suppuration of the skin	—	86%
dense swelling	33%	—
eventration	—	83%
consequences of plastic surgery	32%	—
subcutaneous emphysema	—	81%
appendicitis	32%	—
postoperative peritonitis	—	80%
feeling of fullness	28%	—
cough after whooping cough	—	79%
dysfunction of the gallbladder	28%	—
wound inflammation	—	78%
weakening of immunity	27%	—
hiccups	—	77%
lot of operations in small things	26%	—
umbilical hernia	—	77%
blue skin	26%	—
bowel prolapse	—	74%
is better in nature	26%	—
chest damage	—	73%
does not tolerate pain	25%	—
puncture wound	—	72%
vascular damage	25%	—
intestinal paresis	—	72%
abscess	25%	—
pain appears at the thought of her	—	72%
scarring	24%	—
bloating	—	70%
immunodeficiency	24%	—
wound postoperative	28%	96%
consequences of injuries	23%	—
rapid reaction	—	67%
umbilical hernia in children	—	65%
stab wound	—	65%
cough	—	65%
pain chest	—	64%
paralytic syndrome	—	63%
the wounds are festering	—	63%
abdominal pain	—	63%
pain in the wound	—	62%
hypoproteinemia	—	62%
fluid in the abdominal cavity	—	62%
inflammatory infiltrate	—	60%
injuries of the diaphragm	—	60%
hemorrhages on the skin	—	60%
omission of internal organs	—	60%
vomiting	—	60%
pent-up anger	—	59%
bronchial tuberculosis	—	58%
explosive injury	—	57%
cough asthmatic	—	57%
is worse at 10 am	—	57%
closed fracture	—	57%
uterine hypoplasia	—	56%
childhood diseases	—	56%
chills	—	56%
uterine prolapse	—	56%
skin is tight	—	55%
stones cough after bronchitis	—	55%
paresis	—	54%
underdevelopment	—	54%
surgical infections	23%	77%
hernia of the abdomen	33%	86%
rupture of the uterus	—	53%
asthmatic bronchitis	—	53%
leukocytosis	—	53%
worse during day	—	52%
worse in morning	—	52%
stomach swells	—	52%
dyspnea	—	52%
stool delay	—	51%
cut wound	—	51%
asthma attacks	—	51%
hypotension	—	51%
tachycardia	—	51%
swelling of the wound	—	51%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	22%	73%
strong cough	—	50%
sharp cough	—	50%
trauma	21%	71%
the fast man	—	50%
obesity on the stomach	—	50%
wounds of the heart	—	50%
palpitations	—	50%
nausea	—	50%
pus in feces	—	50%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase	—	49%
severe gas formation	—	49%
skin problems	21%	70%
teething the child	—	48%
severe nausea	—	48%
mediastinal tumors	—	48%
stage of recovery	—	48%
intoxication	—	48%
recovery period	—	48%
fecal vomiting	—	47%
fat deposits	—	47%
cough paroxysmal	—	47%
fever tachycardia	—	47%
does not sweat	—	47%
bloating pain	—	47%
falls to the floor	—	46%
increased ast	—	46%
traumatic shock	—	46%
chest pain when coughing	—	46%
fluid in the abdomen	—	46%
purulent peritonitis	—	46%
pain due to flatulence	—	46%
increased alt	—	46%
compressing pains in the heart	—	45%
infected wounds	—	44%
intestinal infection	—	44%
cough with shortness	—	44%
stool with gases	—	44%
pulmonary tuberculosis	—	44%
lung damage	—	44%
increase in creatinine	—	44%
hernia	28%	72%
abundant stool	—	43%
consequences of infection	22%	65%
serum sickness	—	43%
loses thought	—	43%
bronchial asthma	—	43%
abdominal swelling	—	43%
chest pain when breathing	—	43%
muscle atrophy	—	43%
confusion of thoughts	—	43%
increased ESR	—	43%
abdominal pain with vomiting	—	43%
abdominal pain with nausea	—	43%
increased	—	42%
unbearable pain	—	42%
impaired function of the large intestine	—	42%
hypotrophy	—	42%
acute bronchitis	—	42%
motor activity	—	41%
ARVI	—	41%
increased motor activity	—	41%
cirrhosis of the liver	—	41%
patient's condition	20%	61%
inflammatory bowel diseases	25%	66%
type of breathing chest	—	41%
bone defects	—	41%
bronchitis	—	41%
acute abdomen	—	41%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels	—	40%
hematoma	—	40%
pain in the heart	—	40%
inflammation of the stomach	—	40%
pale skin	—	40%
The skin is not	—	40%
bronchial lesion	—	39%
pain in the intestines	—	39%
asymmetry	—	39%
pain when breathing	—	39%
burns	—	38%
general swelling does	—	38%
tuberculosis	—	38%
traumatic illness	—	38%
nausea vomiting	—	38%
sweating is increased	—	38%
violation of the stool	—	38%
digestive disorders	—	38%
the feeling of a wound	34%	72%
paranoia	—	38%
bone fracture	—	37%
suspicion	—	37%
confusion of consciousness	—	37%
thin	—	37%
soreness of the skin	24%	61%
metabolic disorder	—	36%
female pelvic organs	—	36%
anemia	—	36%
unspecified mental disorders	—	36%
impaired gastric function	—	35%
subacute condition	—	35%
allergy	—	34%
hypertension	—	34%
feeling of heat	—	34%
onset of illness	—	33%
impaired lung function	—	33%
angiopathy	—	33%
impaired arterial function	—	32%
wound	46%	77%
abdominal surgery	26%	56%
presses	23%	49%
consequences of surgery	49%	74%
lowered	28%	52%

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