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Dysurie

Dysurie je pálivá a řezavá bolest vycházející z močové trubice nebo jejího okolí při močení. Mezi její příčiny se řadí:

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MKN-10
R30.0

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Reference

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Dysurie

Nodes19
Edges18
Triples3
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.105263
Components1

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Dysurie

Top relations

related to Reference · 2
Dysurie → MEFANETu, WikiSkriptech
MKN-10 · 1
Dysurie → R30.0

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Important terminology

močové trubice datové položky močení intertrigo balanitida vulvovaginitida moči dehydratace uretritida sulfonamidy cyklofosfamid amitriptylin pálivá řezavá bolest vycházející jejího okolí

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
DysurieMKN-10R30.01.00infobox
Dysurierelated to ReferenceWikiSkriptech0.60section
Dysurierelated to ReferenceMEFANETu0.60section

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