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Results: Differences General ✘Stroke in children✘Subperiosteal orbital abscess
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Distinctive symptoms
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hemorrhagic stroke 76% —
sinusitis — 97%
ischemic stroke 74% —
pain in the frontal part — 94%
apoplexy 74% —
empty nose syndrome — 94%
stroke 66% —
pain in the frontal sinuses — 94%
anamnesis ischemic stroke 64% —
abscess — 90%
aneurysm 63% —
foreign body of the nose — 84%
stage of recovery 58% —
swelling from a bite — 78%
recovery period 57% —
eye surgery — 76%
onchocerciasis 55% —
phlegmon of the eye socket — 73%
childhood diseases 55% —
subperiosteal orbital abscess — 69%
embolophrasia 55% —
phlegmon — 68%
blood diseases 54% —
double vision — 68%
urination is normal 53% —
frontit — 68%
paraphasia 51% —
pain in the upper eyelids — 67%
logorrhea 51% —
a foreign body in the eye — 63%
angiopathy 51% —
very high fever — 62%
hemorrhage in the ventricles of the brain 50% —
headache frontal — 61%
director 49% —
blurred vision — 61%
hemorrhagic purpura 49% —
rigidity of the occipital muscles — 60%
neuroinfections 48% —
stiffness in the body — 59%
headache is better from vomiting 48% —
high fever — 59%
amphetamine abuse 48% —
severe fever — 59%
hypoxia 47% —
swelling of the conjunctiva — 59%
takayasu's disease 46% —
inflammation of the appendages — 56%
protein s deficiency 46% —
visual impairment — 56%
fainting in children 46% —
pseudomonas infection — 55%
kawasaki disease 46% —
headache from above — 54%
incomprehensible speech 45% —
nose injury — 54%
inflammation of the brain 45% —
injury rate — 54%
up circulatory disorders 45% —
typhlitis — 54%
vasculitis in children 45% —
high temperature — 51%
bleeding 45% —
heaviness in the eyes — 51%
effects of puberty 44% —
weakness of the eyes — 50%
hyperhomocysteinemia 44% —
febrile body temperature — 50%
cocaine addiction 44% —
eye injury — 49%
cerebral vasculitis 44% —
mechanical damage to the eyes — 49%
poisoning with narcotic analgesics 43% —
discharge from the eyes — 48%
reason for the consequences of puberty 43% —
eye swelling — 47%
headache wandering 43% —
acceleration of movements — 46%
brain development abnormalities 43% —
consequences of taking medications — 46%
sickle cell anemia 43% —
streptococci — 44%
speech slurred 42% —
muscle tension — 43%
homocysteine 42% —
acute injury — 43%
hemophilia 42% —
pain in the eyes — 42%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 42% —
conservative — 42%
paralysis 42% —
rapid reaction — 41%
cerebral circulation disorder 42% —
stiffness in the joints — 40%
disorders of consciousness 41% —
general intoxication syndrome — 40%
hemorrhagic diathesis 41% —
inflammation 33% 72%
nodular periarteritis 41% —
dependence on the doctor — 39%
hemoglobinopathies 41% —
surgical infections — 37%
bacterial meningitis 41% —
swelling — 35%
subarachnoid hemorrhage 40% —
consequences of surgery — 35%
viral meningoencephalitis 40% —
onset of illness — 35%
organic brain damage 40% —
history of surgery 39% 70%
numbness of the extremities 40% —
increased 32% 54%
viral encephalitis 40% —
epiglottitis in children 42% 59%
thrombocytopenic purpura 40% —
inflammation of larynx 40% 56%
bent legs 40% —
epiglottitis 42% 58%
median nerve neuropathy 39% —
bronchitis in children 40% 55%
anemia in children 39% —
hemophilic infection 38% 52%
viral meningitis 39% —
paresis 29% 41%
paralysis of the limbs 39% —
bronchitis 31% 43%
autoimmune thrombocytopenia 38% —
muscle weakness 28% 38%
consequences of stroke 38% —
acute condition 27% 37%
relief from vomiting 38% —
intoxication 26% 36%
wandering pains 38% —
trauma 24% 34%
intracerebral hematoma 38% —
helps others 38% 38%
can't walk 38% —
severe hypoxia 37% —
hypertension 37% —
dizziness with vomiting 37% —
sudden onset 37% —
damage to the nervous system 36% —
headache with nausea and vomiting 36% —
disease from experiences 36% —
illness from distress 36% —
necrosis 36% —
facial asymmetry 36% —
consequences of head injury 36% —
can't hold urine 36% —
heart dysfunction 36% —
cerebral palsy 35% —
passive smoking 35% —
urinary incontinence 35% —
dizziness with nausea 35% —
symptomatic arterial hypertension 35% —
dic syndrome 35% —
make the main 35% —
primary immunodeficiency 35% —
meningoencephalitis 34% —
headache vomiting 34% —
sluggish baby 34% —
indifference 34% —
headache with weakness 34% —
speech absence 33% —
vasculitis 33% —
history of brain surgery 33% —
headache with nausea 33% —
nausea during a headache 33% —
headache with dizziness 33% —
arteriovenous malformation 33% —
liebman-sachs endocarditis 33% —
meningitis 32% —
encephalitis 32% —
variable symptoms 32% —
addiction 32% —
sensations in the extremities 32% —
endocarditis 31% —
lung pain 31% —
fainting 31% —
hematoma 31% —
asymmetry 30% —
brain tumor 30% —
protein c deficiency 30% —
leukoencephalitis 30% —
consumes alcohol 30% —
thrombocytopenia 30% —
dizziness 29% —
smokes 29% —
consequences of childbirth 29% —
arrhythmia 29% —
nausea vomiting 29% —
general weakness 29% —
underdevelopment 29% —
arterial occlusion 29% —
patient is motionless 28% —
immunodeficiency 28% —
spasm 28% —
CHD 28% —
feeling of bruising 27% —
calcium 27% —

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