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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Gianotti-Krosti syndromeLinear lichen
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 96%(0)48%(1)
Histological studies 20%(0)51%(0)
Infection tests 43%(2)
Elements and vitamins 40%(1)
Blood biochemistry 37%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
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acrodermatitis 80%
dermatosis 88%
rash forearms 53%
is always right 57%
rashes bubbles 52%
linear lichen 57%
bubbles on the skin 51%
red moles 56%
plaques on the elbows 48%
rashes on the back 53%
monocytosis 47%
red lichen planus 52%
viral hepatitis b 43%
rash back 48%
enterovirus infection in children 41%
inflammatory skin changes 44%
lymphocytosis 41%
acute condition 44%
runny nose cold 39%
sudden onset 43%
hepatitis 39%
rash on the limbs 43%
hepatosplenomegaly 38%
lot of moles 43%
childhood diseases 38%
psoriasis 43%
chronic rhinopharyngitis 37%
atopic dermatitis 42%
rash on the elbows 37%
red papules 42%
coxsackie 37%
zinc 42%
increased direct bilirubin 37%
allergy to the skin 40%
enlargement of the liver and spleen 37%
lowered 37%
tonsillopharyngitis 36%
polyneuropathy 36%
enlargement of the spleen 36%
red rash 36%
rash pustules 36%
dermatitis 34%
rashes on the knees 36%
a lot of medicines 34%
liver problems 36%
lot of operations in small things 34%
lymphadenitis 35%
neurological disorders 30%
wandering rashes 35%
history of surgery 18% 45%
cytomegalovirus hepatitis 35%
itchy skin 33% 59%
increased 35%
skin problems 38% 62%
parainfluenza 35%
rash on the lower leg 34% 51%
gastrointestinal problems 34%
asymmetry 23% 34%
lymph node damage 34%
allergy 20% 30%
cytomegalovirus infection in children 34%
papules 50% 57%
herpetic hepatitis 34%
rash on the torso 41% 43%
flu in children 34%
hiv infection in children 34%
polio 33%
acute nasopharyngitis runny 33%
rashes on thighs 33%
enlarged liver 33%
enterovirus infection 32%
inflammation of the nasal mucosa 32%
nodules on the joints 31%
adenovirus infection 31%
rashes symmetrical 31%
catarrh of the nasopharynx 30%
rashes with peeling 30%
rhinopharyngitis 30%
lymphadenitis chronic 30%
parvovirus infection 30%
croup 30%
women chronic inflammation of lymph nodes 30%
epstein barr virus 30%
constant discharge from the nose 29%
chronic runny 29%
acute viral hepatitis 29%
viral diarrhea 29%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase 29%
lymphopenia 28%
increased alt 28%
increased ast 28%
facial asymmetry 28%
pharyngitis 28%
acute hepatitis 28%
bilirubin is elevated 28%
rashes itchy 27%
purulent rashes on the skin 27%
peeling 27%
migrating larva 27%
porous skin 27%
flu 26%
rash on the body 26%
vasculitis 26%
enlarged lymph nodes 26%
rubella 26%
hyperthermia 25%
runny nose 25%
cytomegalovirus 25%
streptococci 25%
herpes 24%
ARVI 24%
subfebrility 24%
does not tolerate pain 23%
suppuration of the skin 23%
hiv 23%
drug allergy 22%
increased sensitivity 21%
high temperature 20%
blood diseases 19%
onset of illness 19%
patient's condition 18%
rashes on his legs 55% 40%
rash on the buttocks 57% 49%
rashes on the hands and feet 52% 45%
rashes on the face 45% 38%
rashes on the hands 48% 41%
inflammation 32% 27%

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