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Results: Differences General	✘Muscular dystonia in a child	✘Violation of fine motor skills in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) 13%(0) MRI of the organ 28%(0) 11%(0) CT of the organ 27%(0) 11%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	57%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	94%
spastic dysphonia	51%	—
delayed speech development	—	89%
spastic torticollis	49%	—
children's speech	—	84%
torticollis	48%	—
bad handwriting	—	60%
blepharospasm	43%	—
delay of mental development	42%	100%
muscular dystonia in a child	43%	—
violation of fine motor skills in children	—	53%
effects of poisoning	40%	—
stuttering in children	—	32%
congenital muscular torticollis	39%	—
stuttering in speech	—	31%
damage to the nervous system	67%	26%
playing dolls	—	31%
spasm in the throat	39%	—
metacarpal fracture	—	31%
hoarseness voice	36%	—
stuttering	—	29%
spasm	35%	—
ectrodactyly	—	28%
tics	35%	—
alalia	—	26%
writing spasm	34%	—
spinocerebellar ataxia	—	26%
oromandibular dystonia	31%	—
paralysis of the limbs	—	25%
segawa syndrome	30%	—
childhood diseases	27%	51%
impaired coordination	59%	27%
lags behind in the development	43%	67%
poisoning with prussic acid	29%	—
consequences of head injury	—	24%
hemifacial spasm	29%	—
desire to be small	—	24%
round face	29%	—
motor alalia	—	24%
helps others	28%	—
likes to draw	—	23%
periodic illness	28%	—
paresis	—	23%
convulsions	28%	—
speech slurred	—	23%
stiffness in the joints	27%	—
fractures of the bones of the wrist	—	23%
head tilted	27%	—
arm fracture	—	23%
headaches	27%	—
minimal brain dysfunction in children	—	23%
stereotypia	27%	—
angelman syndrome	—	23%
muscular dystonia	45%	16%
functional dyslalia	—	22%
birth trauma	26%	—
epileptic encephalopathy in children	—	22%
motor activity	26%	—
asperger's syndrome	—	21%
muscle hypertonus	26%	—
birth trauma of the head	—	21%
head spasms	26%	—
head tumor	—	21%
involuntary movements	26%	—
creative person	—	21%
facial spasms	26%	—
elderly memory is weak	—	21%
myoclonic dystonia	26%	—
weakness of the fingers	—	21%
increased motor activity	26%	—
general underdevelopment of speech (onr)	—	21%
patient's gait is spastic	25%	—
contracture of the hands	—	20%
poisoning with heavy metal salts	25%	—
dysarthria in children	—	20%
onset of illness	25%	—
amblyopia	—	20%
twitches eyelid	24%	—
does not like children	—	20%
consequences of pregnancy	24%	—
premature babies	—	20%
spasmodic pain	24%	—
clinodactyly	—	20%
patient's condition	24%	—
congenital anomalies of the upper extremities	—	19%
twitching of the upper eyelid	24%	—
dyslalia	—	19%
spasms in the body	23%	—
ataxia in children	—	19%
increased	23%	—
weakness in the wrists	—	19%
stereotypical movements	23%	—
ataxia	9%	28%
muscle tension	23%	—
wrist injury	—	19%
diseases of infants	23%	—
stroke	—	19%
muscle damage	22%	—
autism	—	18%
voice disorders	22%	—
speaks poorly	—	18%
muscle spasm of the hands	22%	—
syndactyly	—	18%
brain tumors in children	21%	—
down syndrome	—	18%
tremor	21%	—
clumsiness	—	18%
idiopathic blepharospasm	21%	—
often sick child	—	17%
head tremor	21%	—
fussy child	—	17%
Chewing his tongue	21%	—
contractures of the joints	—	17%
shortening of legs	20%	—
hyperactive child	—	17%
hypertension in a child	20%	—
epilepsy in children	—	17%
headache lying down	20%	—
paresis of the hand	—	17%
worse from movement	20%	—
strabismus	—	16%
social phobia	20%	—
thermal burns	—	16%
up strong	19%	—
dysarthria	—	16%
worse in morning	19%	—
He's been ill for a long time	—	16%
plastic	19%	—
delay in physical development	—	15%
worse during day	19%	—
growth disorders in children	—	15%
mood disorder	19%	—
consequences of a fracture	—	15%
feeling of stiffness	19%	—
sensitive child	—	15%
the pain is worse lying down	19%	—
foolishness	—	15%
juvenile parkinsonism	19%	—
childish behavior	—	15%
perinatal hypoxic encephalopathy	19%	—
nerve damage	—	15%
muscle pain	19%	—
difficult childhood	—	15%
disorder of stereotypical movements	19%	—
late pregnancy	—	15%
twitching of the head	19%	—
contracture	—	15%
postpartum infections	18%	—
stunting	—	15%
narrow pelvis	18%	—
smart baby	—	15%
stims	18%	—
mental retardation	—	14%
myasthenia	18%	—
short height	—	14%
emotional	18%	—
frequent colds	—	14%
aching	18%	—
everything is bad	—	14%
impaired lung function	18%	—
forgetfulness	—	14%
sloppy	18%	—
infantile	—	14%
reduces the fingers	18%	—
muscle weakness	8%	22%
depression is strong	18%	—
immunodeficiency	—	13%
headache in the neck	18%	—
psychologist	—	13%
control issues	18%	—
bone fracture	—	13%
muscle pain from exertion	17%	—
weakness in the hands	11%	23%
fontanelle	17%	—
paralysis	13%	24%
rapid childbirth	17%	—
weakness after illness	8%	17%
worse during sleep	17%	—
visual impairment	9%	18%
emotional tension	17%	—
traumatic illness	12%	19%
discharge phobias	17%	—
weakness of the muscles of the hands	11%	17%
eye tic	17%	—
delayed motor development	11%	17%
there are no complaints	17%	—
weakness in the extremities	10%	15%
jaw spasms	17%	—
CHD	8%	13%
changing handwriting	17%	—
consequences of physical exertion	9%	14%
depression	17%	—
elderly patients	9%	14%
periodic headaches	16%	—
cerebellar ataxia	11%	16%
moves in a dream	16%	—
heart dysfunction	8%	12%
emotional fatigue	16%	—
history of surgery	15%	18%
pain in the eyes	16%	—
patient is motionless	15%	18%

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