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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Malignant hyperthermiaAbdominal compartment syndrome
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 46%(2)65%(0)
Blood biochemistry 49%(6)51%(9)
Endoscopy 54%(0)
General blood test 42%(1)
Coagulogram 41%(1)
Other hormones 40%(2)
Measurements at the reception 39%(0)
Chest radiography 33%(0)
Sex hormones 30%(1)
Radiography of the area 28%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 85%
contracture 78%
oliguria 83%
hyperthermia 74%
acute abdomen 81%
spasm of chewing muscles 60%
abdominal compartment syndrome 80%
concentrated urine 54%
abdominal surgery 79%
dic syndrome 52%
acute coronary syndrome 78%
worse from coffee 51%
CHD 72%
anesthesia 49%
retroperitoneal hematoma 72%
calcium 49%
capillary leak syndrome 72%
dark urine 46%
abdominal aortic aneurysm 72%
muscle tension 46%
little urine 72%
responsible 44%
angina pectoris 72%
hemorrhagic diathesis 43%
tumors of the peritoneum 72%
stiffness in the joints 43%
abdominal injuries 71%
family man 42%
consequences of abdominal trauma 69%
convulsions 41%
presses 69%
rhabdomyolysis 41%
thermal burns 69%
internal bleeding 40%
bleeding into the abdominal cavity 66%
body is cold 40%
hernia 64%
increase in creatine kinase 40%
ascites 64%
consequences of psychotrauma 39%
burn shock 64%
worse from cold 38%
pricks in the stomach 64%
anaphylactic shock 38%
liver injuries 63%
external bleeding 38%
intra-abdominal abscesses 63%
increased potassium 38%
diuresis is reduced 62%
high temperature 38%
inflammation of postoperative scars 62%
pressure jumps 38%
acute injury 62%
febrile body temperature 38%
acute violation of ophthalmotonus 60%
refusal to drink 37%
parenchymal bleeding 60%
in the genus mental illness 37%
soreness of postoperative scars 59%
hyperventilation 37%
hemorrhagic pancreatitis 59%
myocardial dysfunction 37%
aortic aneurysm 59%
severe stress 36%
abdominal muscle spasm 59%
emotional child 36%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 58%
increased calcium 35%
purulent peritonitis 58%
swelling of the brain 35%
activity is not changed 56%
tachycardia attacks 35%
bladder pressure 56%
worse after midnight 35%
erythrocytic cylindruria 56%
cramps in the legs 34%
glaucoma 56%
electrolyte balance disorders 34%
oncology 55%
mental shock 34%
respiratory alkalosis 55%
omission of internal organs 34%
intestinal obstruction 55%
intensive physical load 33%
stagnation in the lungs 54%
very high fever 33%
chronic respiratory failure 54%
severe fever 31%
liver problems 54%
consequences of physical exertion 31%
injuries of the diaphragm 53%
criticality 31%
pancreatitis 53%
arrhythmia 30%
central venous pressure is increased 52%
tachycardia 29%
aching stomach 52%
changes in the blood 29%
necrosis 52%
hypoxia 29%
aneurysm 52%
control issues 28%
internal edema 52%
hypertension 28%
chronic peritonitis 52%
intoxication 27%
belly enlargement 52%
emotional 27%
postoperative hernia 51%
feeling of heat 27%
inflammation of the stomach 51%
drug disease 26%
impaired lung function 51%
childhood diseases 26%
decrease in alkaline phosphatase 51%
onset of illness 26%
history of laparoscopic surgery 51%
low body temperature 58% 37%
intestinal tumor 51%
consequences of taking medications 43% 39%
swelling 51%
gastrointestinal problems 51%
spasm in the lungs 51%
protein in the urine 51%
hematoma 51%
cylindruria 50%
surgery history of aortic aneurysm 50%
pricks 50%
pelvic bone fracture 50%
congestive kidney 49%
parenchymal hepatitis 49%
purulent pancreatitis 49%
scar pain 49%
respiratory insufficiency 49%
alt reduction 49%
abscess 48%
is quickly aroused 48%
pressure in the stomach 48%
abdominal cramps 48%
skin problems 48%
gastric perforation 48%
increased diuresis 48%
effects of trauma and shock 48%
post-traumatic shock 48%
suppuration of the skin 48%
stomach cramps 48%
intestinal spasms 47%
a history of organ transplantation 47%
alkalosis 47%
bacteremia 47%
pain in the intestines 47%
sepsis 47%
respiratory spasm 47%
decreased urea 47%
abdominal muscle pain 47%
swelling after injury 46%
defense of abdominal muscles 46%
chest damage 46%
vascular tumor 46%
low acidity 46%
the fast man 45%
breathing superficial 45%
pneumonia with pleurisy 45%
pain in the pleura 45%
swelling of the wound 45%
liver necrosis 44%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase 44%
scar inflammation 44%
hernia of the abdomen 44%
increased urea 44%
polytrauma 44%
abdominal breathing 44%
surgical infections 44%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 43%
rough skin 43%
pain after a fracture 43%
consequences of plastic surgery 43%
pulling abdominal pain 43%
stomach tumors 43%
pain after injury 43%
impaired venous function 43%
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver 43%
liver transplantation 42%
congenital anomalies of the lower extremities 42%
cold sweat 42%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 42%
pretending to be sick 42%
respiratory distress syndrome 42%
acute renal failure 42%
portal hypertension 42%
collapse 42%
fluid in the abdomen 41%
postoperative scars 41%
acute hepatitis 41%
chronic liver failure 41%
traumatic shock 41%
consequences of infection 41%
violation of pulmonary circulation 41%
increased alt 41%
venous bleeding 41%
coagulopathy 40%

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