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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General DIC syndromeNSAID-gastropathy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(9)
General blood test 99%(14)
Coagulogram 71%(6)
Endoscopy 51%(0)
Other hormones 45%(2)
General urine test 33%(2)
Coprogram 32%(3)
FGDS 31%(0)
Diagnoses and prescriptions 29%(0)
Measurements at the reception 28%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 78%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
effects of trauma and shock 78%
gastropathy 90%
hepatorenal syndrome 74%
digestive disorders 61%
decreased fibrinogen 71%
digestion is normal 58%
hypercoagulation syndrome 68%
gastric perforation 56%
acute renal failure 67%
ulcer penetration 54%
hyperfibrinogenemia 67%
heartburn 50%
traumatic shock 66%
burning in the stomach 49%
dic syndrome 65%
abdominal pain 46%
bleeding uterine 62%
burning in the stomach pain 46%
external bleeding 60%
speech absence 45%
effects of poisoning 58%
abdominal pain burning 43%
acute injury 58%
nausea with heartburn 41%
effects of shock 58%
deterioration before menstruation 41%
shock states of various genesis 58%
heaviness in the epigastric 39%
snake bite 56%
nausea 36%
antithrombin is elevated 56%
passive smoking 33%
thrombin time is increased 56%
rheumatism 33%
thrombocytopenia 56%
menstruation disorder 32%
hemorrhagic syndrome 55%
stomach nausea 32%
kidney failure 55%
effects of smoking 31%
liver injuries 55%
abdominal pain with nausea 31%
bacteremia 54%
abdominal pain with vomiting 31%
hemorrhagic diathesis 54%
intolerance to drugs 29%
sepsis 53%
consumes alcohol 29%
pain after injury 53%
reddening of the skin 29%
pulmonary edema 53%
pain in the intestines 28%
collapse 52%
nausea vomiting 28%
hematocrit is reduced 52%
lot of operations in small things 28%
dystrophy 52%
no appetite 28%
terminal states 52%
drug allergy 27%
female pelvic organs 52%
smokes 27%
hypofibrinogenemia 52%
increased sensitivity 26%
capillary bleeding 52%
stomach ulcer 49% 72%
toxic hepatitis 51%
there are no complaints 21% 41%
thrombosis 51%
duodenal ulcer 32% 52%
central venous pressure is lowered 50%
worse at 12 o'clock 26% 42%
consequences of injuries 50%
burns 25% 40%
kidney diseases 50%
subacute condition 22% 36%
liver problems 50%
headaches 22% 36%
respiratory insufficiency 49%
peptic ulcer 47% 60%
the taste of acetone in the mouth 48%
gastrojunal ulcer 52% 60%
parenchymal jaundice 48%
intestinal ulcer 49% 56%
intoxication 48%
impaired gastric function 50% 57%
acute liver failure 47%
diseases of the stomach and duodenum 45% 52%
impaired lung function 47%
gastrointestinal problems 47% 53%
arterial bleeding 47%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 47% 53%
consequences of infection 47%
peptic ulcer disease 12p of the intestine 42% 48%
hypoxia 46%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 35% 39%
septic abortion 46%
intestinal mucosa 25% 29%
platelet aggregation increased 46%
ulcers on the skin 26% 30%
impaired arterial function 46%
feeling of blood loss 30% 34%
burn shock 46%
bloating 26% 29%
trauma 45%
vomiting 22% 25%
liver failure 45%
allergy 22% 25%
impaired uterine function 45%
consequences of surgery 42% 42%
blood diseases 45%
pulmonary hemorrhage 45%
shortness of breath with meteorism 44%
acute blood loss 44%
birth trauma 43%
patient's condition 43%
up circulatory disorders 43%
venous bleeding 42%
angiopathy 42%
oliguria 42%
consequences of a viral infection 42%
acute hepatitis 42%
thermal burns 41%
hemolytic-uremic syndrome 41%
postpartum sepsis 41%
infectious and toxic myocarditis 41%
obstetric peritonitis 41%
hemorrhagic stroke 40%
platelet aggregation is reduced 40%
profuse uterine bleeding 40%
hypotension 40%
apoplexy 39%
toxic liver 39%
pain-free myocardial infarction 39%
pelvioperitonitis 38%
hemolysis of erythrocytes 38%
attacks of pain 38%
impaired venous function 38%
prolonged crushing syndrome 38%
worse from water 38%
cancer 37%
acute abdomen 37%
necrotic pancreatitis 37%
little urine 37%
pleurisy 37%
abortions 37%
ulcers in the nose 37%
postpartum bleeding 37%
pionephrosis 37%
thrombocytopathy 37%
toxicosis 37%
addison 's crisis 36%
retroperitoneal hematoma 36%
weakness of labor activity 36%
premature placental abruption 36%
placenta previa 36%
hemothorax 35%
consequences of abdominal trauma 35%
diffuse cyanosis 35%
diabetes insipidus 35%
rapid reaction 35%
kidney infarction 35%
dehydration 35%
stroke 35%
postpartum infections 35%
soft tissue hematoma 34%
toxic pulmonary edema 34%
acute vascular occlusion of the extremities 34%
blow to the head 34%
consequences of childbirth 34%
blue belly 34%
hepatitis 34%
liver dystrophy 34%
violation of the stool 34%
cardiogenic shock 34%
stool is large 33%
acute leukemia 33%
i'm being watched 33%
frequent bloating 33%
deterioration postpartum 33%
anuria 33%
discharge from the genital tract 33%
shift of leukocyte formula to left 33%
meningeal symptoms 32%
anemia 32%
the feeling of a wound 32%
prolonged labor 32%
the volume of blood loss is reduced 32%
pus in feces 32%
the fast man 32%
metabolic disorder 32%
blood in feces 31%
acute viral hepatitis 31%
dizziness permanent 31%
thrombocytosis 31%
uremia 31%
feeling of heat 31%
prolonged diarrhea 31%
antenatal fetal death 31%
posthemorrhagic anemia 31%

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