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Results: Differences General	✘Oromandibular dystonia	✘Pseudobulbar dysarthria
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) 38%(0) CT of the organ 27%(0) 45%(0) MRI of the organ 26%(0) 41%(0) Neurologist's examination 12%(0) 38%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	62%	—
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muscular dystonia	45%	—
pseudobulbar dysarthria	—	100%
hyperkinesis	42%	—
pseudobulbar syndrome	—	88%
Chewing his tongue	41%	—
violent facial expressions	—	63%
involuntary movements	40%	—
paresis	—	61%
jaw spasms	39%	—
dysarthria	14%	72%
tics	35%	—
talks about death	—	57%
moves the jaw	34%	—
diabetic encephalopathy	—	57%
writing spasm	34%	—
masked face (hypomimia)	—	56%
spastic dysphonia	33%	—
neuroinfections	—	56%
spastic torticollis	32%	—
crying when talking	—	54%
tremor	32%	—
muscle hypertonus	13%	65%
carbon disulfide poisoning	30%	—
speech slurred	12%	62%
segawa syndrome	30%	—
salivation	—	48%
jaw trism	30%	—
paralysis of the tongue	—	48%
hemifacial spasm	29%	—
mitigation defect	—	48%
round face	29%	—
phonetic and phonemic underdevelopment (ffn)	—	47%
torticollis	29%	—
ringing defect	—	47%
manganese poisoning	28%	—
difficult to swallow	18%	65%
history of surgery	28%	—
neurosyphilis	—	46%
pain in the temporomandibular joint	28%	—
progressive supranuclear paralysis	—	46%
convulsions	28%	—
asymmetry of nasolabial folds	—	46%
blepharospasm	28%	—
hypertensive encephalopathy	—	45%
compression of the jaws	27%	—
lambdacism	—	45%
grits teeth	26%	—
hypoxia	—	44%
periodic illness	26%	—
rotacism	—	44%
myoclonic dystonia	26%	—
general underdevelopment of speech (onr)	—	44%
a history of neurosurgery	25%	—
laughter through tears	—	44%
pain in jaw joints	25%	—
birth trauma of the head	—	44%
subacute sclerosing panencephalitis	25%	—
metachromatic leukodystrophy	—	44%
drug disease	25%	—
replacing sounds	—	43%
onset of illness	25%	—
paralysis	13%	56%
viral encephalitis	24%	—
hoarseness voice	23%	65%
twitches eyelid	24%	—
dysprosody	—	42%
hiv infection of the oral cavity	24%	—
concussion of the brain	—	42%
paraneoplastic syndrome	24%	—
inflammation of the brain	—	42%
congenital muscular torticollis	24%	—
brain bruised	—	42%
twitching of the upper eyelid	24%	—
hematoma	—	41%
increased	23%	—
sigmatism	—	41%
tongue deviation	23%	—
spastic paralysis	—	41%
muscle spasm of the hands	22%	—
pronounced hypertonicity	12%	53%
hiv	22%	—
asphyxia of newborns	—	40%
facial tics	22%	—
dyslalia	—	40%
parkinson's disease	22%	—
nasolabial folds	—	40%
head tremor	21%	—
contusion head	—	40%
skin anesthesia	21%	—
spasm	18%	58%
acute pain	21%	—
spinal stroke	—	40%
idiopathic blepharospasm	21%	—
alalia	—	39%
shortening of legs	20%	—
distortion of sounds	—	39%
ganglia	20%	—
paresis of the facial nerve	—	39%
social phobia	20%	—
twang	—	39%
rubella	20%	—
cerebral circulation disorder	—	39%
joint diseases	20%	—
organic brain damage	—	38%
juvenile parkinsonism	19%	—
choking	—	38%
brain tumors	19%	—
chokes while eating	—	38%
mood disorder	19%	—
can not recover	—	38%
worse in morning	19%	—
meningeal symptoms	—	37%
worse during day	19%	—
time to do anything says slowly	—	37%
twitching of the head	19%	—
hemiparesis	—	37%
violation of sensory integration	19%	—
altered voice	—	37%
feeling of stiffness	19%	—
progressive paralysis	—	37%
up strong	19%	—
progressive bulbar paralysis	—	37%
muscle pain	19%	—
hypoxia during childbirth	—	37%
aneurysm	19%	—
intracerebral hematoma	—	36%
myasthenia	18%	—
ophthalmoplegia	—	36%
control issues	18%	—
stroke	12%	48%
headache in the neck	18%	—
impaired arterial function	10%	46%
subacute condition	18%	—
up circulatory disorders	—	34%
depression is strong	18%	—
number of births has been reduced	—	34%
reduces the fingers	18%	—
behavioral disorders in children	—	34%
pain in the jaws and head	18%	—
fetal hypoxia	—	34%
tmj dysfunction	18%	—
meningeal syndrome	—	34%
aching	18%	—
discirculatory encephalopathy	—	34%
worse during sleep	17%	—
aphasia	—	33%
there are no complaints	17%	—
lowered	15%	48%
eye tic	17%	—
loss of work	—	33%
subarachnoid hemorrhage	17%	—
bruise	—	32%
headache in the temples	17%	—
complications of childbirth	—	32%
swallow hard	17%	—
lipoidosis	—	32%
changing handwriting	17%	—
says the same	—	32%
emotional tension	17%	—
intrauterine infection	—	32%
discharge phobias	17%	—
increased intracranial pressure	—	31%
stiffness in the joints	17%	—
childish behavior	—	31%
skin problems	17%	—
agnosia	—	31%
muscle pain from exertion	17%	—
muscle atrophy	—	31%
cerebral vascular aneurysms	17%	—
ischemic stroke	—	31%
depression	17%	—
encephalopathy	—	30%
head tilted	16%	—
inflammation	14%	44%
brain cancer	16%	—
foolishness	—	30%
periodic headaches	16%	—
difficult childhood	—	30%
pain from the load	16%	—
effects of hypoxia	—	30%
pain in the eyes	16%	—
vascular sclerosis	—	30%
emotional fatigue	16%	—
brain tumor	9%	39%
pain in the lower jaw	16%	—
head tumor	—	30%
helps others	16%	—
delayed speech development	—	29%
worse lying down	16%	—
infantile	—	29%
dryness of the mucous membrane of the eyes	16%	—
atherosclerosis of blood vessels	—	29%
disease periodic muscle	16%	—
muscle weakness	8%	37%
moves in a dream	16%	—
moderate condition	—	29%
lesh-nihan syndrome	15%	—
suffocation	—	29%
chews for a long	15%	—
children's speech	—	28%

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