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Results: Differences General ✘Urinary tract infection in children✘Nosocomial infections
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(11)59%(1)
General blood test 66%(8)56%(2)
Blood biochemistry 16%(0)43%(4)
Infection tests 18%(0)38%(1)
ECG —42%(0)
Creatinine clearance 40%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 49%8%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
urinary tract infection in children 38% —
viral hepatitis b — 98%
cystitis in children 28% —
syphilis — 96%
vesicoureteral reflux 26% —
hepatitis — 91%
acute pyelonephritis 25% —
hiv — 91%
pyelitis 25% —
superficial mastitis — 15%
pyelonephritis in children 22% —
rotovirus — 14%
acute cystitis 21% —
throat sensitive — 14%
increased 28% 5%
mumps in childhood — 14%
diverticulum of the bladder 20% —
infectious myelopathy — 13%
unpleasant smell of urine 20% —
migrating larva — 13%
increased sensitivity 20% —
staphylococcus aureus — 13%
urination cystitis 20% —
diphtheria — 13%
urination disorder 19% —
nosocomial infections 7% 20%
diverticulum of the ureter 19% —
wound — 12%
weak stream of urine 18% —
toxic shock syndrome — 12%
frequent cystitis 17% —
purulent mumps — 12%
allergy 17% —
pyoderma — 12%
mycoplasmosis in men 16% —
viral diarrhea — 12%
reflux nephropathy in children 16% —
acute viral hepatitis — 12%
ureaplasmosis in men 16% —
purulent mastitis — 12%
anemia of premature babies 16% —
an ulcer in the nose — 12%
bladder exstrophy 16% —
liver problems — 12%
an increase in the level of white blood cells in the urine 16% —
rubella — 11%
pain in the bladder 15% —
irritation on the eyelids — 11%
cystitis 25% 8%
subcutaneous paraproctitis — 11%
balanoposthitis in boys 15% —
chickenpox in childhood — 11%
dehydration in children 14% —
legionellosis — 11%
neurogenic bladder 14% —
rhinovirus infection — 11%
subfebrility 14% —
mastoiditis — 11%
ureteritis 14% —
acute hepatitis — 11%
urosepsis 14% —
otitis media due to a runny nose — 11%
cloudy urine 14% —
aphthae in the throat — 11%
speeded up urination 14% —
purulent bursitis — 11%
there are no complaints 14% —
parainfluenza — 10%
inflammation of the kidneys 23% 7%
cytomegalovirus hepatitis — 10%
no fever 13% —
disorder demodecosis — 10%
pyuria 13% —
burn wound — 10%
urination painful 13% —
mycoses of the gastrointestinal tract — 10%
pyelonephritis 23% 8%
epidemic flu — 10%
protein in the urine 13% —
mediastinit — 10%
nocturnal enuresis 13% —
dystrophic keratitis — 10%
ureaplasmosis in women 13% —
demodecosis of the eyelids — 10%
pylorospasm 13% —
scales on eyelids — 10%
clamidiosis 13% —
respiratory syncytial infection — 10%
mycoplasma 13% —
kidney failure in children — 10%
leukocytosis 13% —
acute nasopharyngitis runny — 10%
lowered 13% —
herpetic hepatitis — 10%
fear for the health of children 12% —
lung gangrene — 10%
urethrocele 12% —
streptodermia — 10%
pain over the pubic 12% —
mastitis — 10%
dysmetabolic nephropathy 12% —
atypical pneumonia — 10%
remission 12% —
bronchitis — 10%
dehydration 12% —
omphalitis — 10%
intestinal dysbiosis in children 12% —
acute stomatitis — 9%
tension in the bladder area 12% —
laryngitis — 9%
can't hold urine 12% —
myelitis — 9%
ureaplasmosis and mycoplasmosis 12% —
hepatitis A — 9%
often sick child 12% —
erysipelas — 9%
frequent imperative urge to urinate 12% —
fungal skin lesion — 9%
urinary incontinence 12% —
paraproctitis — 9%
obstructive uropathy 12% —
inflammation of larynx — 9%
leader 12% —
empyema of the pleura — 9%
intestinal infection in children 12% —
purulent bronchitis — 9%
back pain 12% —
rashes on the chest — 9%
vomiting 12% —
tetanus — 9%
nephropathy 12% —
enterovirus infection — 9%
fear in the abdomen 11% —
blepharitis — 9%
sluggish baby 11% —
lung abscess — 9%
mycoplasmosis in women 11% —
infectious eye diseases — 9%
urogenital mycoplasmosis 11% —
epiglottitis — 9%
vomiting at fever 11% —
acute otitis — 9%
urogenital clamidiosis 11% —
shape of large intestine is changed — 9%
cystocele 11% —
viral enteritis — 9%
paranephritis 11% —
chickenpox — 9%
acute urethritis 11% —
adnexitis — 9%
ureaplasmosis 11% —
brain abscess — 9%
lower back pain 11% —
rhinopharyngitis — 9%
diseases of infants 11% —
discharge from the genital tract — 9%
coxsackie 11% —
catarrh of the nasopharynx — 9%
phimosis 11% —
croup — 9%
omission of internal organs 11% —
pneumonia with pleurisy — 9%
abdominal pain 11% —
diabetes mellitus in children — 9%
urethra valves 11% —
inflammation of the ovaries — 9%
intermittent urination 11% —
mumps — 9%
kidney diseases 19% 6%
dermatomycosis — 9%
bladder interventions 11% —
sowing on intestinal flora — 9%
multiple stones in the bladder 11% —
salpingitis — 9%
ureaplasma 11% —
pharyngitis — 8%
clamidiosis in women 11% —
infected wounds — 8%
urethritis 22% 9%
thrombophlebitis — 8%
no children 11% —
otitis — 8%
urolithiasis in children 10% —
endometritis — 8%
regular stool 10% —
mucous stools — 8%
urination incomplete 10% —
gastroenteritis — 8%
tubulopathy 10% —
myelopathy — 8%
no appetite 10% —
soft tissue abscess — 8%
scalp soreness 10% —
measles — 8%
digestion of belching 10% —
pneumonia with bronchitis — 8%
high height 10% —
erosive gastritis — 8%
stomach cramps 10% —
keratopathy — 8%

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