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Results: Differences General ✘Перелом височной кости✘Petrozite
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Distinctive symptoms
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comminuted fracture 88% —
purulent otitis — 49%
nerve damage 84% —
otitis — 45%
head injury 78% —
acute otitis — 44%
heaviness in the temples 77% —
acute otitis — 43%
sensorineural 83% 10%
chronic otitis — 42%
diffuse axonal brain damage 69% —
otitis media unspecified — 40%
satisfactory level of health 69% —
otitis media — 40%
hard pulse 65% —
otoantritis — 37%
neuritis of the auditory nerve 77% 11%
suppuration of the skin — 33%
taste reduction 62% —
headache gives in eyes — 32%
bleeding 59% —
labyrinthitis — 31%
external bleeding 58% —
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis — 29%
bone fracture 73% 14%
inflammation of the eyes — 29%
perilymphatic fistula 57% —
gravis pressure in the ears — 29%
hearing impaired 78% 20%
chronic osteomyelitis — 28%
fluid in the ears 56% —
sepsis — 28%
liquorrhea 56% —
bacteremia — 28%
rupture of the eardrum 55% —
ear tumors — 27%
neuritis 74% 18%
congestion purulent wounds — 27%
rashes in the auricle 54% —
chronic purulent otitis media — 26%
dryness in the eyes 53% —
ear canal swelling — 26%
paresis of the facial nerve 67% 12%
swelling of the ears — 25%
neuralgia 72% 18%
pulsation in the temples — 25%
traumatic neuritis 52% —
trigeminal nerve pain — 25%
traumatic brain injury 62% 9%
otitis in childhood — 25%
muscle damage 50% —
otogenic intracranial complications — 25%
true dizziness 49% —
headache behind the eyes — 25%
skull fracture 61% 11%
external ear swelling — 25%
violence in childhood 48% —
otogenic sepsis — 25%
trauma 62% 12%
headache throbbing — 24%
deafness 66% 17%
headaches — 24%
scales on the head 74% 26%
wound inflammation — 24%
blow to the head 46% —
ear boil — 23%
neuritis of the facial nerve 45% —
petrozite — 23%
the feeling of a fracture 45% —
headache in the temples — 23%
burning in the eyes 45% —
osteosarcoma — 23%
inflammation 53% 7%
boil of the external auditory canal — 22%
dryness of the mucous membrane of the eyes 44% —
bone defects — 22%
sports injury 43% —
boil — 21%
facial asymmetry 41% —
perforation of the tympanic eardrums — 21%
patient's condition is satisfactory 41% —
pulsates — 21%
lacrimation 40% —
lymphosarcoma — 21%
mechanical damage to the eyes 40% —
pain in the eyes — 21%
eye injury 40% —
high temperature — 21%
hemorrhagic stroke 39% —
pulsation in the head — 21%
better from work 38% —
periosteal inflammation — 20%
facial pain 38% —
folliculitis — 20%
bruise 38% —
ear pain — 20%
apoplexy 38% —
wound postoperative — 19%
history of brain surgery 37% —
ear cholesteatoma — 19%
mental shock 37% —
throbbing pain in the temples — 19%
paresis 47% 8%
big head — 19%
neurological pain 36% —
toothache gives in the ear — 19%
hematoma 35% —
mastoiditis in children — 19%
stroke 34% —
tuberculosis of the ear — 19%
blue skin 34% —
trigeminal neuralgia — 19%
asymmetry 34% —
throbbing pain in the teeth — 19%
cerebral circulation disorder 33% —
tuberculosis — 19%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 33% —
sudden pain — 19%
burns 33% —
acute condition — 19%
I can't be alone 33% —
abscess — 19%
stage of recovery 42% 7%
pulsation in the ears — 19%
thin-boned 46% 11%
headache behind the ears — 19%
recovery period 41% 7%
presses — 18%
patient is motionless 32% —
feeling of heat — 18%
dizziness 46% 12%
pressure presses on the ears — 18%
discharge from the ears 50% 18%
severe headache neck pain — 18%
polytrauma 43% 11%
meningitis — 18%
dryness 30% —
shock states of various genesis — 18%
patient's condition 46% 15%
pain in the jaws and head — 18%
paralysis 58% 27%
effects of shock — 18%
facial swelling 40% 10%
head spasms — 18%
spotting from the ear 25% —
heel spur — 18%
conducting an inspection 30% 7%
clenches teeth — 17%
attacks of pain 30% 8%
light dizziness — 17%
brain damage 30% 8%
main complaint headache — 17%
wound 52% 32%
asleep pain pulling in in the back of the head — 17%
consequences of injuries 31% 11%
pain gives in the teeth — 17%
neurological disorders 30% 11%
tuberculosis ostitis — 17%
lowered 26% 7%
pain when touched — 17%
consequences of taking medications 38% 21%
necrosis — 17%
fistula 35% 18%
lemierre 's syndrome — 17%
onset of illness 28% 12%
appendages of pain — 16%
history of surgery 44% 28%
medium caries — 16%
there are no complaints 28% 14%
purulent discharge from the ear — 16%
angioplasty 28% 14%
eardrum is missing — 16%
surgical infections 30% 21%
leukocytosis — 16%
head surgery 36% 29%
dizziness sudden — 16%
consequences of infection 28% 24%
inflammation of the appendages — 16%
acute pain 29% 25%
sudden deafness — 16%
abscess of the outer ear — 16%
headache occipital throbbing — 16%
pain is felt in the ear — 16%
aching pain in the ear — 16%
mycoplasma — 16%
headache the back of the head in the temple — 16%
bone fistula — 16%
soreness of the skin — 15%
acute periostitis — 15%
pain in the lower jaw — 15%
big ears — 15%
consequences of eye surgery — 15%
external ear hyperemia — 15%
purulent lymphadenitis — 15%
head tilted — 15%
head swelling — 15%
pain in the jaw — 15%
impatient — 15%
suppuration with fistulas — 15%
pain in the auricle — 15%

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