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Results: Differences General	✘Hip dislocation	✘Flail joint
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 14%(0) 22%(0) MRI of the organ 14%(0) 19%(0) MRI of the hip joint 32%(0) — CT of the organ 13%(0) 18%(0) Ultrasound of the organ — 22%(0) Sex hormones — 19%(1) Measurements at the reception — 12%(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%
pain in the legs	73%	—
head sweats in sleep	—	96%
joint deformation	97%	23%
joint crunch	—	91%
deforming arthrosis	92%	20%
when falling asleep sweats	—	88%
arthrosis	83%	18%
crunching in the knees	—	76%
hip dislocation	53%	—
obsessive movements	—	74%
bent legs	45%	—
snoring	—	66%
hip pain	41%	—
squeamishness	—	63%
joint pain	37%	—
neurosis	—	58%
sensations in the legs	36%	—
hyperactive	—	56%
leg bruised	34%	—
appetite is bad	—	54%
hip fracture	32%	—
tooth decay	—	49%
catatrauma	31%	—
lags behind in the development	—	46%
acute pain in the joints	29%	—
joint hypermobility syndrome	—	43%
the feeling of dislocation	28%	—
intraarticular fracture	—	40%
acute pain in the legs	28%	—
ligament rupture	—	35%
pain in the hip joints when moving	28%	—
paralysis	—	31%
duck gait	25%	—
neurological disorders	—	31%
forced situation	25%	—
polio	—	31%
joint pain when moving	24%	—
femoral nerve neuropathy	—	29%
pain in the legs when moving	24%	—
habitual dislocation	—	29%
pain in large joints	24%	—
ligament damage	—	28%
limitation of the amplitude of movements	23%	—
joint replacement in the anamnesis	—	27%
pain from sudden movements	23%	—
a history of organ transplantation	—	26%
skewed pelvis	22%	—
orthopedic implant	—	26%
lordosis	22%	—
muscle atrophy	—	25%
leg injury	41%	17%
he walks bent over	—	25%
dislocation	41%	17%
sciatic nerve neuropathy	—	24%
compression in the body	21%	—
knee joint ligament damage	—	23%
worse from sudden movements	21%	—
hard to walk	—	23%
acute pain	20%	—
muscle damage	—	23%
squeezes his legs	20%	—
rupture of knee ligaments	—	23%
bruise	19%	—
legs do not walk	—	22%
pain when moving	19%	—
consequences of spinal injury	—	22%
patient's condition	18%	—
spinal cord injury	—	21%
curvature of the spine	18%	—
connective tissue weakness	—	21%
worse from movement	16%	—
patient is motionless	—	21%
vascular damage	16%	—
oncology	—	21%
anesthesia	15%	—
flaccid paralysis syndrome	—	21%
acetabulum fracture	12%	—
muscle stretching	—	21%
curvature of the legs	30%	16%
emaciation	—	21%
increased	22%	12%
rapid weight loss	—	21%
restriction of movement	26%	17%
paralysis of the limbs	—	20%
deformities of the limbs	26%	18%
bone growths	—	19%
consequences of injuries	21%	14%
legs are elongated	—	19%
weak joints	—	19%
pregnancy	—	19%
a history of prosthetics	—	19%
deformity of the foot	—	18%
intrauterine infection	—	18%
history of orthopedic surgery	—	18%
fidgety	—	18%
valgus deformity of the foot	—	18%
spinal injury	—	18%
bone defects	—	17%
osteosarcoma	—	17%
lowered	—	17%
loss of balance	—	17%
very correct	—	17%
acute injury	—	16%
lymphosarcoma	—	16%
conservative	—	16%
bone deformation	—	16%
radiation damage	—	15%
impaired coordination	—	15%
general intoxication syndrome	—	15%
cancer	—	14%
intoxication	—	14%
history of surgery	13%	26%
bone fracture	23%	34%
nerve damage	19%	25%

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