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Results: Differences General	✘Fracture of the collarbone in children	✘Dislocation of the forearm
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) — Radiography of the area 19%(0) 19%(0) Radiography of the shoulder joint 17%(0) 19%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	42%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	9%	100%
fracture of the scapula	33%	—
dislocation	9%	80%
open fracture	30%	—
dislocation of the forearm	—	52%
swelling after a fracture	30%	—
shoulder injury	32%	82%
pain after a fracture	29%	—
pain when moving	11%	60%
fractures of the humerus in children	26%	—
pain in the left shoulder	—	45%
severe pain in the arm	26%	—
worse from movement	13%	57%
fractures of the bones of the wrist	24%	—
dislocation of the elbow joint	—	43%
pain in the collarbone	23%	—
shoulder pain is worse when moving	14%	54%
pain in the shoulder blades	23%	—
worried due to pain	—	35%
arm fracture	22%	—
ligament damage	—	32%
wrist injury	22%	—
fracture of the radius	9%	40%
bone deformation	20%	—
damage to the ligaments of the upper limb	—	30%
closed fracture	19%	—
trauma	21%	49%
non-healing fracture	19%	—
ligament rupture	—	25%
bone defects	19%	—
joints unstable	—	25%
catatrauma	18%	—
elongated arms	—	25%
shoulder girdle skew	18%	—
elbow pain when moving	—	20%
pain in shoulder joints	18%	—
injury to the elbow joint	18%	37%
calluses on the hands	17%	—
dislocation of a finger	—	19%
skew of blades	17%	—
fracture of the ulna	24%	42%
with the corn	17%	—
muscle damage	6%	24%
general narcosis	16%	—
rude behavior	—	18%
lung damage	16%	—
need for movement	—	18%
fracture with displacement	32%	14%
fracture of the head of the radius	—	17%
keratodermia	16%	—
joint pain when moving	—	17%
finger fracture	16%	—
wide shoulders	—	17%
fracture of the collarbone in children	16%	—
dislocations of the wrist	—	17%
closed person	16%	—
swelling of the fingers	—	17%
pain in the bones	15%	—
swelling of the wrists	—	16%
peripheral lung cancer	14%	—
swelling of the fingers	—	16%
shoulder pain when raising the hand	14%	—
limitation of the amplitude of movements	—	15%
pain when touched	13%	—
muscle rupture	—	15%
compressing pains in the heart	13%	—
indecision	—	13%
fractures of the forearm bones in children	13%	—
take it, take it	—	13%
limbs pain	13%	—
sensations in the extremities	—	12%
oncology	13%	—
hematoma	—	12%
dislocation of the collarbone	13%	—
better in afternoon	—	11%
consequences of chest injury	13%	—
anesthesia	—	10%
subcutaneous edema	12%	—
pain in the elbow joints	16%	25%
intraarticular fracture	12%	—
joint deformation	9%	17%
pain in the heart	12%	—
acute pain in the joints	7%	14%
bruises on the arms	12%	—
increased	6%	12%
lung rupture	11%	—
forced situation	6%	12%
hard pulse	11%	—
elbow pain	15%	21%
patient is motionless	11%	—
muscle tension	6%	12%
thin-boned	11%	—
joint crunch	7%	13%
chest damage	11%	—
stiffness in the joints	6%	11%
comminuted fracture	11%	—
fractures of the forearm bones	32%	37%
bruise	11%	—
angioplasty	5%	9%
joint pain with exertion	11%	—
frequent fractures	10%	14%
pain chest	11%	—
swelling of joints	15%	19%
the feeling of falling	11%	—
pain from sudden movements	12%	16%
recovery period	10%	—
fracture of the ulnar process	4%	8%
fracture of the sternum	10%	—
joint diseases	12%	15%
pathological fracture	10%	—
joint pain	13%	16%
swelling of the whole body	10%	—
epiphyseolysis	18%	21%
stage of recovery	10%	—
patient's condition	11%	13%
shoulder neck fracture	10%	—
history of surgery	15%	17%
pain throughout the body	10%	—
worse from sudden movements	13%	15%
pain from the load	10%	—
hemarthrosis	14%	16%
cancer	10%	—
nerve damage	13%	13%
feeling of pressure on the bottom	10%	—
vascular damage	15%	15%
blue skin	10%	—
presses	10%	10%
pain after injury	10%	—
consequences of injuries	10%	10%
tumors of peripheral nerves	10%	—
wounds of the heart	10%	—
size delusions	9%	—
skin cancer	9%	—
tumors of the heart	9%	—
pain under the shoulder blade	9%	—
hard to take a breath	9%	—
full	9%	—
soreness of the skin	9%	—
lung cancer	9%	—
deformities of the limbs	9%	—
osteosarcoma	9%	—
consequences of a fracture	24%	13%
gunshot wounds	8%	—
the feeling of a fracture	8%	—
vascular tumor	8%	—
tension in the hands	8%	—
traumatic illness	8%	—
general swelling does	8%	—
2 children	8%	—
stiffness in the shoulders	8%	—
neck injury	8%	—
crackling in the joints	8%	—
lymphosarcoma	8%	—
worse when unbending	8%	—
tension in the shoulders	8%	—
swelling of the hands	24%	14%
history of cardiovascular surgery	8%	—
pain in the forearm	7%	—
skin problems	7%	—
a history of neurosurgery	7%	—
swelling of the extremities	7%	—
consequences of surgery	7%	—
pulse is strong	7%	—
sports injury	7%	—
it hurts to touch the skin	7%	—
birth trauma	7%	—
stiffness of the hands	7%	—
shortening of limbs	7%	—
back injury	7%	—
painful swelling	6%	—
delirium	6%	—
confusion of consciousness	6%	—
consequences of childbirth	6%	—
madness	6%	—
thin	6%	—
open person	6%	—
lowered	6%	—
general tension	6%	—
difficulty breathing	6%	—
can not breathe	6%	—
consequences of taking medications	6%	—
no joints	6%	—
wound	18%	10%
radiation therapy	6%	—
better in morning	5%	—
radiation damage	5%	—
stones in the bladder	5%	—
consequences of infection	5%	—
drug disease	5%	—
acute pain	17%	10%
fracture of the humerus	33%	29%

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