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Results: Differences General	✘Savant syndrome	✘Martin-Bell syndrome
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 70%(2) — Measurements at the reception 27%(0) 30%(0) Coagulogram — 32%(1) Sex hormones 23%(1) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	87%
talented	76%	—
increased head circumference	—	87%
increased alt	70%	—
whimpers	—	87%
left hemisphere dysfunction	56%	—
there is autism in the family	—	78%
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres	51%	—
hyperactive	—	74%
poor sleep	49%	—
fidgety	—	74%
frontotemporal dementia	47%	—
big nose	—	71%
musician	40%	—
ovarian insufficiency	—	70%
artist	36%	—
big ears	—	69%
head injury	35%	—
mental retardation	21%	89%
asymmetry	34%	—
autism	37%	100%
trauma	32%	—
lags behind in the development	18%	78%
temporal lobe epilepsy	32%	—
stereotypia	—	60%
deafness	32%	—
decreased intelligence	—	60%
asperger's syndrome	31%	—
lowered	—	59%
consequences of injuries	31%	—
up imbecility	—	55%
dementia	31%	—
appendages of the uterus	—	55%
outstrips the development	30%	—
speech slurred	—	54%
creative person	30%	—
stims	—	54%
hearing impaired	29%	—
echolalia	—	54%
talks about business	29%	—
self-injurious behavior	—	53%
thoughts about work	28%	—
limited vocabulary	—	53%
epilepsy in a dream	28%	—
grimaces	—	53%
epilepsy at night	27%	—
difficulties in communication	—	53%
teacher	27%	—
aggressive	—	52%
down syndrome	26%	—
strongest weakness	—	52%
peak's disease	26%	—
obesity in children	—	51%
studies poorly	26%	—
muscle weakness	—	50%
history of surgery	26%	—
weak ligaments	—	50%
sleep better	24%	—
martin-bell syndrome	—	50%
is better when busy	24%	—
aggressive child	—	50%
thinking disorders	23%	—
tension in the legs	—	49%
consequences of acute respiratory	22%	—
stereotypical movements	—	49%
traumatic brain injury	21%	—
weakness of the ligaments	—	48%
thoughts about the disease	21%	—
effects of hormone	—	47%
cognitive disorders	20%	—
the effects of taking antidepressants	—	47%
is better in nature	20%	—
aphasia	—	46%
paralysis	20%	—
tremor of the hands	—	46%
better at night	20%	—
joints of normal shape	—	46%
depression	19%	—
in the genus mental illness	—	45%
organic brain damage	19%	—
there are no complaints	—	45%
wound	18%	—
closed	—	45%
mood disorder	18%	—
muscular dystonia	—	44%
stage of recovery	17%	—
big head	—	44%
recovery period	17%	—
speech absence	—	43%
consequences of infection	17%	—
intellectual disabilities in children	—	43%
drug disease	16%	—
childhood diseases	28%	71%
consequences of suppression	—	43%
takes antidepressants	—	43%
feeling of fullness	—	42%
emotional tension	—	42%
age 4 years	—	42%
epilepsy attacks	—	40%
tremor	—	40%
protein c deficiency	—	38%
2 children	—	38%
obesity	—	38%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders	—	37%
overweight	—	37%
convulsions	—	35%
weakness after illness	—	34%
emotional	—	34%
periodic illness	—	32%
angioplasty	—	32%
increased	21%	50%
clapping	—	28%
autism spectrum	30%	58%
consequences of taking medications	16%	43%
slow thinking	26%	50%
smart baby	22%	42%
destructive behavior	19%	38%
problems with studying	20%	39%
family man	19%	37%
children's speech	29%	39%
patient's condition	22%	30%
epilepsy	34%	38%
psychologist	32%	36%

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