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Results: Differences General ✘Peitz-Jaegers syndrome✘Phacomatoses
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Distinctive symptoms
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removal of colon polyps 80% —
phacomatoses — 50%
intestinal resection 71% —
oculomotor neuritis — 31%
intestinal polyp 86% 17%
coats' disease — 31%
stomach polyps 86% 19%
dry brittle nails — 24%
scalp pain 64% —
hemangioma — 24%
polyp of the stomach and duodenum 63% —
epilepsy — 24%
hyperpigmentation 63% —
letters are confused — 23%
lentigo 61% —
damage to the nervous system — 23%
small intestine resection 60% —
polyp of the rectum — 23%
pigmented spots on the abdomen 59% —
west 's syndrome — 23%
polyps 75% 15%
dry hair falls — 23%
brown pigmentation after rashes 73% 15%
absences — 22%
brown spots on the skin 73% 15%
dry brittle hair — 22%
mucous membranes are pale 55% —
convulsions — 22%
bloating 55% —
thin dry skin — 22%
constipation 53% —
lennox-gastaut syndrome — 21%
adenomatous polyp 74% 19%
dysplastic nevus — 21%
rashes around the anus 52% —
moles and warts — 21%
polyps of the colon 73% 19%
athetosis — 21%
skin spots 68% 14%
neuralgia of the ear node — 21%
frequent dizziness 52% —
aneurysm — 21%
headache from constipation 51% —
cretinism — 21%
frequent headaches 50% —
arteriovenous malformations of the brain — 21%
spots on the abdomen 50% —
idiocy — 21%
headache with dizziness 49% —
hemangiomas on the skin — 20%
gastric bleeding 49% —
hip dysplasia — 20%
constant bloating 48% —
brain development abnormalities — 20%
bleeding ulcer 48% —
mental retardation — 20%
intestinal bleeding 46% —
sleepwalking — 20%
hematoma 45% —
errors in speech — 20%
dizziness from physical exertion 45% —
retinal dissection — 20%
rashes in the groin 45% —
nails are layered — 20%
rash over the lip 45% —
cyst in the head — 20%
pale skin 45% —
diabetes insipidus — 20%
intestinal mucosa 44% —
mental retardation easy — 20%
headache after physical exertion 44% —
epilepsy attacks — 20%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 57% 11%
brown moles — 20%
pain in the intestines 43% —
brittle hair — 20%
doubling of the intestine 43% —
cerebral vascular aneurysms — 19%
headache after exercise 43% —
brain cyst — 19%
dark brown spots on the skin 43% —
echolalia — 19%
rash on the scalp 42% —
destructive behavior — 19%
dizziness 42% —
paresis of the facial nerve — 19%
familial polyposis of the colon 64% 20%
has a swelling of the eye — 19%
diffuse polyposis 64% 20%
early development — 19%
increased bleeding 42% —
nails brittle — 19%
abdominal pain 40% —
early aging — 19%
frequent bloating 40% —
dry hair — 19%
pancreatic cancer 40% —
angiomatosis — 19%
pain intolerance 40% —
psychologist — 18%
stool is large 40% —
unspecified mental disorders — 18%
benign epithelial tumors 39% —
premature sexual development — 18%
frequent constipation 39% —
generalized epilepsy — 18%
abdominal pain constipation 39% —
neuritis of the facial nerve — 18%
headaches 39% —
convulsions in the anamnesis — 18%
rashes on the genitals 39% —
moves in a dream — 18%
dark spots on the skin 38% —
autism — 18%
bleeding 38% —
neurological disorders — 17%
more often in old age 38% —
chorioretinitis — 17%
rash in the mouth 38% —
epilepsy in childhood — 17%
anemia, unspecified 38% —
neurofibroma — 17%
rash on the abdomen 38% —
sexual infantilism — 17%
constipation prolonged 37% —
hyperactive child — 17%
often abdominal pain 37% —
epilepsy in children — 17%
blood in feces 37% —
lot of moles — 17%
bloating pain 37% —
trigeminal nerve pain — 17%
pain in the rectum 36% —
slowness of movement — 17%
acute abdominal pains 36% —
hair loss — 16%
erythrocytic anemia 36% —
arteriovenous malformation — 16%
atonic constipation 35% —
hydrocephalus — 16%
pancreatopathy 35% —
thin skin — 16%
difficult defecation 35% —
onset of illness — 16%
intestinal dyskinesia 35% —
false joint — 16%
acute pain in the stomach 35% —
hyperkinesis — 16%
rashes on the head 35% —
cerebellar ataxia — 16%
rashes on his legs 35% —
skin overgrowth — 16%
pancreatic disease, unspecified 35% —
delay of mental development — 15%
a history of endoscopic surgery 34% —
inflammation of the eyes — 15%
common rashes 34% —
neuralgia — 15%
sharp pain in the stomach 34% —
nervous excitability — 15%
abdominal pain when pressing 33% —
dry skin — 15%
the skin is dark 33% —
fibroma — 15%
history of laparoscopic surgery 32% —
neuritis — 15%
sharp belly 32% —
inflammation — 15%
stomach pain 32% —
tonsillitis — 15%
protein reduced 32% —
hyperactive — 15%
lot of operations in small things 31% —
skin cancer — 15%
pain from the load 31% —
warts — 15%
constant pain 31% —
facial pain — 15%
criticality 31% —
consultation of a gastroenterologist — 15%
blood loss 30% —
meningitis — 15%
sensations in the legs 30% —
hypothyroidism — 14%
irradiation 29% —
cerebral circulation disorder — 14%
fighting 29% —
cerebrovascular disease unspecified — 14%
benign neoplasms 29% —
obesity — 14%
digestive disorders 29% —
oncology in the anamnesis — 14%
dyspnea 29% —
paralysis — 14%
anemia 28% —
asymmetry — 14%
skin sensations 28% —
delayed speech development — 14%
oncology 54% 24%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system — 14%

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