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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General OsteochondropathySchlatter's disease
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 18%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ 8%(0)9%(0)
Ultrasound of the spine 14%(0)
CT of the foot 14%(0)
Radiography of the area 12%(0)
Scintigraphy 11%(0)
CT of the spine 11%(0)
CT of the organ 8%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 30%100%
aseptic necrosis of the femoral head 79%
nostalgia 46%
aseptic bone necrosis 76%
knee pain when moving 46%
necrosis 66%
pain in the legs when moving 43%
osteochondrosis 58%
pain in the bones of the lower leg 34%
limps 34%
worse from movement 33%
sociable 27%
pain when moving 31%
altitude sickness 20%
pain in the bones legs 30%
calve's disease 20%
vaccination 29%
sheyerman-mau disease 17%
swelling of the knee 29%
perthes disease 16%
leg pain with edema 26%
deformity of the big toe 16%
knee pain when bending 26%
pain in the foot 15%
acute pain in the legs 25%
joint deformation 14%
swelling of the legs 25%
pulmonary edema 14%
pain in the popliteal fossa 22%
bone deformation 13%
leg bruised 22%
pain in the ankles 13%
pain in the bones 21%
deformity of the toes 13%
swelling 20%
limitation of the amplitude of movements 13%
pain in the knee joints 19%
deformity of the fingers 12%
pain when walking 19%
deforming arthrosis 12%
aching pain in the knee 19%
deformity of fingers 11%
pain in the tendons 18%
deformity of the foot 11%
joint bruised 18%
no joints 11%
knee pain when walking 18%
porous skin 11%
acute pain 18%
spondylopathy 10%
sensations in the legs 18%
restriction of movement 10%
pain in the shins 12% 29%
full 10%
he walks bent over 17%
curvature of the legs 10%
swelling of the knee joint 17%
shinz 's disease 10%
severe pain in the knees 17%
pain when touched 9%
patella pain 17%
subacute condition 9%
pulling pains in the shins 16%
angioplasty 8%
consequences of physical stress 16%
koehler's disease 7%
worse when walking 16%
kinbeck's disease 7%
childhood diseases 15%
lowered 33% 29%
joint pain when moving 15%
joint pain 15%
aching 14%
aching all over the body 14%
patient is motionless 14%
pulling pains in the legs 14%
better stationary 14%
better sitting 14%
pain in the tibia bones 14%
fatigue during physical exertion 13%
swelling of joints 13%
worse at rest 13%
aching bones 13%
aching joints 12%
need for movement 12%
pain worse at immobility 12%
bruise 12%
better lying down 12%
unbearable pain 11%
consequences of physical exertion 11%
large child 11%
high height 11%
the pain is worse lying down 11%
forced situation 11%
increased 11%
worse lying down 11%
fighting 10%
general swelling does 10%
traumatic illness 10%
does not tolerate pain 10%
periods of exacerbation 10%
dystrophy 10%
a history of organ transplantation 10%
calcium 10%
overwork 10%
onset of illness 9%
attacks of pain 9%
schlatter's disease 10% 18%
knee pain when squatting 8%
knee pain when descending stairs 8%
patient's condition 8%
consequences of taking medications 8%
knee bruised 8%
pain in the knees 56% 62%
joint diseases 9% 14%
pain in the legs 44% 48%
trauma 11% 12%
history of surgery 7% 8%

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