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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Dislocation of the forearmAcetabulum fracture
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 19%(0)33%(0)
Infection tests 34%(0)
CT of the organ 33%(0)
Radiography of the shoulder joint 19%(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%
shoulder injury 82%
traumatic ossifying myositis 92%
pain when moving 60%
ossifying myositis 83%
worse from movement 57%
hip fracture 77%
shoulder pain is worse when moving 54%
habitual dislocation 74%
dislocation of the forearm 52%
pain in the bones of the pelvis 72%
pain in the left shoulder 45%
consequences of surgery 69%
dislocation of the elbow joint 43%
fracture of the femoral 68%
fracture of the ulna 42%
no joints 64%
fracture of the radius 40%
consequences of taking medications 64%
fractures of the forearm bones 37%
bone fracture 24% 87%
injury to the elbow joint 37%
leg injury 63%
worried due to pain 35%
open fracture 61%
ligament damage 32%
upper paraparesis 57%
damage to the ligaments of the upper limb 30%
oncology 56%
fracture of the humerus 29%
general narcosis 55%
elongated arms 25%
with the corn 54%
joints unstable 25%
catatrauma 53%
ligament rupture 25%
acetabulum fracture 53%
pain in the elbow joints 25%
skin is coming off 51%
muscle damage 24%
history of surgery 17% 68%
elbow pain 21%
keratodermia 51%
epiphyseolysis 21%
hip pain 50%
elbow pain when moving 20%
myositis 49%
swelling of joints 19%
patient's condition is satisfactory 49%
dislocation of a finger 19%
abdominal injuries 48%
need for movement 18%
pain in the bones 46%
rude behavior 18%
osteosarcoma 45%
wide shoulders 17%
shock states of various genesis 43%
dislocations of the wrist 17%
worse at 12 o'clock 43%
joint pain when moving 17%
calcification 43%
swelling of the fingers 17%
bone defects 43%
fracture of the head of the radius 17%
effects of shock 42%
joint deformation 17%
consequences of injuries 10% 52%
swelling of the fingers 16%
lymphosarcoma 42%
swelling of the wrists 16%
abdominal surgery 41%
hemarthrosis 16%
paresis 40%
pain from sudden movements 16%
sensations in the legs 40%
worse from sudden movements 15%
limitation of the amplitude of movements 15% 55%
muscle rupture 15%
pain in the legs 39%
vascular damage 15%
muscle weakness 38%
acute pain in the joints 14%
vascular tumor 38%
swelling 14%
worse in morning 38%
frequent fractures 14%
better in morning 38%
swelling of the hands 14%
patient is motionless 38%
joint crunch 13%
thrombosis 37%
consequences of a fracture 13%
joint diseases 15% 52%
indecision 13%
fracture with displacement 14% 51%
take it, take it 13%
necrosis 35%
hematoma 12%
there are no complaints 34%
sensations in the hands 12%
impaired arterial function 34%
muscle tension 12%
restriction of movement 13% 45%
sensations in the extremities 12%
patient's condition 13% 45%
stiffness in the joints 11%
nerve damage 13% 45%
better in afternoon 11%
inflammation 32%
acute pain 10%
forced situation 12% 42%
presses 10%
wound 10% 36%
anesthesia 10%
joint pain 16% 41%
angioplasty 9%
trauma 49% 74%
fracture of the ulnar process 8%
dislocation 80% 100%
increased 12% 31%

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