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Results: Differences General ✘Muscular dystonia in a child✘Разрыв мозжечкового намёта
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Distinctive symptoms
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intoxication 56% —
anatomically narrow pelvis 18% 100%
spastic dysphonia 50% —
skewed pelvis 16% 90%
spastic torticollis 49% —
hematoma 13% 83%
torticollis 47% —
size delusions — 66%
muscular dystonia 45% —
generic tumor — 64%
muscular dystonia in a child 43% —
birth trauma of the head — 63%
lags behind in the development 43% —
consequences of childbirth 24% 87%
blepharospasm 43% —
neonatal convulsions — 62%
delay of mental development 42% —
pelvic presentation of the fetus — 59%
cerebral palsy 41% —
subdural hematoma — 59%
effects of poisoning 40% —
birth trauma 26% 85%
spasm in the throat 40% —
bone deformation 12% 69%
congenital muscular torticollis 39% —
full-blooded — 56%
eye spasm 37% —
hemorrhagic diathesis — 56%
hoarseness voice 36% —
soft tissue hematoma — 56%
tics 35% —
postpartum contractions — 56%
spasm 35% —
tremor of the limb — 54%
writing spasm 34% —
history of surgery 15% 68%
pain spasm 31% —
intranatal death — 53%
damage to the nervous system 67% 34%
prolonged labor — 51%
oromandibular dystonia 31% —
head injury 22% 72%
segawa syndrome 30% —
prolonged fever — 49%
poisoning with prussic acid 29% —
consequences of taking medications 16% 64%
hemifacial spasm 29% —
operative delivery — 47%
round face 29% —
complications of childbirth — 46%
helps others 28% —
ischemic stroke — 45%
facial spasms 27% —
feeling of uselessness — 45%
head tilted 27% —
1 pregnancy — 44%
head spasms 27% —
cramps in the extremities 12% 55%
stiffness in the joints 27% —
trauma 30% 73%
headaches 27% —
effects of hypoxia — 43%
stereotypia 27% —
full — 42%
myoclonic dystonia 26% —
vacuum — 42%
involuntary movements 26% —
conservative — 41%
motor activity 26% —
cerebrovascular disease unspecified — 40%
muscle hypertonus 26% —
disorders of consciousness — 40%
increased motor activity 26% —
cerebral circulation disorder — 40%
onset of illness 25% —
stroke — 40%
poisoning with heavy metal salts 25% —
aggressive — 39%
patient's gait is spastic 25% —
serious condition — 39%
twitches eyelid 24% —
childhood diseases 27% 66%
twitching of the upper eyelid 24% —
female pelvic organs — 38%
spasmodic pain 24% —
not enough time — 38%
diseases of infants 23% —
organic brain damage — 38%
spasms in the body 23% —
fontanelle 17% 55%
muscle tension 23% —
rapid childbirth 17% 54%
stereotypical movements 23% —
traumatic brain injury 23% 60%
voice disorders 22% —
consequences of infection 11% 48%
parkinson's disease 22% —
thrombosis — 37%
muscle damage 22% —
intracerebral hematoma 16% 52%
head tremor 21% —
consequences of injuries — 36%
brain tumors in children 21% —
surgical infections — 36%
idiopathic blepharospasm 21% —
convulsions 28% 64%
Chewing his tongue 21% —
vomiting — 36%
muscle spasm of the hands 21% —
high temperature — 35%
remission 20% —
mental shock 10% 44%
neuroinfections 20% —
stage of recovery 15% 49%
social phobia 20% —
recovery period 15% 49%
hypertension in a child 20% —
epilepsy attacks 9% 42%
headache lying down 20% —
consequences of physical exertion 9% 40%
worse from movement 20% —
encephalopathy 13% 43%
shortening of legs 20% —
lowered 25% 54%
juvenile parkinsonism 19% —
muscle weakness 8% 37%
perinatal encephalopathy 19% —
epilepsy 12% 40%
twitching of the head 19% —
asymmetry 12% 40%
brain tumors 19% —
traumatic illness 12% 39%
worse during day 19% —
hypoxia 11% 37%
worse in morning 19% —
angiopathy 8% 34%
the pain is worse lying down 19% —
up circulatory disorders 11% 35%
feeling of stiffness 19% —
impaired nervous system function 18% 41%
muscle pain 19% —
consequences of surgery 11% 34%
perinatal hypoxic encephalopathy 19% —
tremor 21% 42%
disorder of stereotypical movements 19% —
subacute condition 18% 36%
up strong 19% —
brain damage 18% 36%
depression is strong 18% —
neurological disorders 18% 36%
control issues 18% —
impaired arterial function 15% 33%
myasthenia 18% —
patient's condition 24% 32%
stims 18% —
increased 23% 30%
changing handwriting 18% —
jaw spasms 18% —
impaired lung function 18% —
reduces the fingers 18% —
hyperkinesis 18% —
sloppy 18% —
aching 18% —
mood disorder 18% —
headache in the neck 18% —
postpartum infections 18% —
emotional 17% —
there are no complaints 17% —
muscle pain from exertion 17% —
eye tic 17% —
oncology 17% —
worse during sleep 17% —
emotional tension 17% —
brain tumor 17% —
periodic headaches 16% —
disease periodic muscle 16% —
pain from the load 16% —
slowness of movement 16% —
intoxication of alcohol 16% —
pain in the eyes 16% —
worse lying down 16% —
postencephalitic syndrome 16% —
dryness of the mucous membrane of the eyes 16% —
moves in a dream 16% —
drug disease 16% —
emotional fatigue 16% —
spastic diplegia 15% —
neck pain 15% —
lethargic encephalitis 15% —
worse at rest 15% —
shortness of breath 15% —
headache better sitting 15% —
lesh-nihan syndrome 15% —
in the genus mental illness 15% —
poor sleep 15% —
patient is motionless 15% —
little's disease 15% —
ley syndrome 15% —
pompe disease 15% —
flinches from surprise 15% —

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