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Results: Differences General	✘Chediak-Higashi syndrome	✘Gangrenous pyoderma
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 49%(6) 37%(2) Blood biochemistry 32%(1) 42%(2) Coagulogram 41%(1) 22%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
chediak-higashi syndrome	96%	—
pyoderma	—	73%
albinism	72%	—
purulent rashes on the skin	—	69%
primary immunodeficiency	57%	—
rash pustules	—	64%
immunodeficiency	56%	—
purulent pimples	—	60%
lymphadenitis in children	52%	—
peptic ulcer	—	56%
tendency to bleed	51%	—
purulent pimples on the face	—	54%
hemophagocytic syndrome	50%	—
painful pimples on the face	—	51%
pancytopenia	50%	—
up painful acne	—	51%
hemorrhagic fevers	45%	—
corneal ulcer	—	50%
epilepsy in children	43%	—
purulent corneal ulcer	—	49%
neurological disorders	43%	—
painful pimples	—	49%
convulsive syndrome in children	42%	—
ulcers on the skin	—	48%
neurotic disorder, unspecified	41%	—
andrews ' pustular bacteroid	—	46%
neuroses in children	41%	—
rashes on the face purulent	—	45%
hepatosplenomegaly	40%	—
hydradenitis	—	45%
photophobia	39%	—
soreness of axillary lymph nodes	—	45%
enlargement of the liver and spleen	39%	—
rash on the face painful	—	44%
intellectual disabilities in children	39%	—
dermatosis	—	43%
fever weakness	38%	—
acalculia	—	42%
smart baby	38%	—
skin cancer	—	41%
enlargement of the spleen	37%	—
rashes on the face	—	41%
fungus	36%	—
necrosis	—	40%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system	36%	—
rash in the armpit area	—	39%
mental retardation	36%	—
purulent arthritis	—	38%
epilepsy attacks	36%	—
pain in the armpit	—	38%
enlarged liver	35%	—
myeloid metaplasia	—	38%
cognitive disorders	35%	—
corneal edema	—	37%
neurosis	34%	—
rashes of the sole	—	35%
epilepsy	34%	—
rashes on the palms	—	35%
paresis	34%	—
trophic ulcer	—	34%
a history of organ transplantation	33%	—
pimples on the face	—	33%
skin anesthesia	33%	—
thrombocytosis	—	33%
increased bleeding	33%	—
rash on the limbs	—	33%
lags behind in the development	32%	—
ulcer on the leg	—	33%
convulsions	32%	—
rash on the wrists	—	33%
muscle weakness	32%	—
cancer	—	33%
weakness after illness	31%	—
pain in the lymph nodes	—	32%
anesthesia	31%	—
acne	—	32%
bleeding	30%	—
acne face	—	32%
feeling of heat	30%	—
arthritis with pain	—	31%
high temperature	30%	—
blisters	—	31%
childhood diseases	29%	—
thalamic syndrome	—	31%
consequences of infection	29%	—
rashes on his legs	—	31%
purulent lymphadenitis	44%	33%
swelling of the extremities	—	31%
lymphadenitis	37%	28%
leukemia	—	30%
lymph node damage	36%	27%
infectious arthritis	—	29%
damage to the nervous system	29%	22%
consequences of suppression	—	29%
history of surgery	26%	20%
keratitis	—	29%
facial pain	—	29%
inflammation	—	29%
head surgery	—	28%
heredity predisposition	—	27%
arthritis	—	26%
organic brain damage	—	25%
sepsis	—	25%
papules	—	25%
drug allergy	—	25%
subacute condition	—	24%
increased sensitivity	—	24%
joint diseases	—	24%
soreness of the skin	—	24%
consequences of injuries	—	24%
suppuration of the skin	34%	58%
allergy	—	23%
angiopathy	—	23%
trauma	—	22%
swelling	—	22%
onset of illness	—	22%
blood diseases	—	21%
increased	—	20%
skin problems	28%	48%
oncology	27%	30%

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