Differential Diagnosis for Sternal swelling

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Synonyms:

Bulge, Bulging, Bulging (morphologic abnormality), Finding of swelling, Finding of swelling (finding), Observation of swelling, Part of body puffy, Part of body swollen, Swelling, Swelling (excl K07), Swelling (excluding K07), Swelling (finding), Swollen, Tumefaction, Tumescence

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12 possible diagnoses found. Add a Finding

Iatrogenic, Self Induced Disorders
- Hungry marrow syndrome/recovery

Infectious Disorders (Specific Agent)
- Mumps

Neoplastic Disorders

Deficiency Disorders

Hereditary, Familial, Genetic Disorders
- Familial Vitamin D dependent Rickets

Pathophysiologic
- Hungry bone syndrome/recovery deficit

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