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Results: Differences General	✘Violation of fine motor skills in children	✘Autism
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 12%(1) 2%(1) MRI of the brain 13%(0) — MRI of the organ 11%(0) 2%(0) CT of the organ 11%(0) 2%(0) Measurements at the reception — 4%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	94%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	15%	59%
bad handwriting	60%	—
mental retardation	14%	52%
violation of fine motor skills in children	53%	—
consequences of vaccinations	—	26%
stuttering in speech	31%	—
decreased concentration of attention	—	26%
playing dolls	31%	—
she waves her hands	—	26%
metacarpal fracture	31%	—
stereotypia	—	25%
ectrodactyly	28%	—
obsessive movements	—	25%
ataxia	28%	—
walking on tiptoe	—	23%
stuttering in children	32%	2%
childhood diseases	51%	69%
impaired coordination	27%	—
repeats the words	—	17%
spinocerebellar ataxia	26%	—
stims	—	16%
paralysis of the limbs	25%	—
children's speech	84%	100%
delay of mental development	100%	73%
lags behind in the development	67%	82%
stuttering	29%	2%
fidgety	—	15%
trauma	25%	—
autoaggression	—	15%
consequences of head injury	24%	—
does not understand speech	—	14%
motor alalia	24%	—
echolalia	—	12%
desire to be small	24%	—
neurosis	—	11%
head injury	24%	—
comes in spite	—	10%
paralysis	24%	—
selectivity in food	—	10%
fractures of the bones of the wrist	23%	—
screams	—	10%
likes to draw	23%	—
loves music	—	10%
arm fracture	23%	—
covers ears	—	10%
minimal brain dysfunction in children	23%	—
increased motor activity	—	9%
paresis	23%	—
asleep makes in its own way	—	9%
weakness in the hands	23%	—
stubborn stubborn	—	9%
angelman syndrome	23%	—
motor activity	—	9%
cerebral palsy	23%	—
hyperactive	15%	23%
neuroinfections	22%	—
masturbation	—	8%
damage to the nervous system	26%	2%
grimaces	—	7%
muscle weakness	22%	—
child screams	—	7%
epileptic encephalopathy in children	22%	—
prostration	—	7%
functional dyslalia	22%	—
gestures expressed	—	7%
parkinson's disease	22%	—
self-injurious behavior	—	6%
birth trauma of the head	21%	—
aphasia	—	6%
weakness of the fingers	21%	—
constantly moving	—	6%
general underdevelopment of speech (onr)	21%	—
agitation	—	6%
elderly memory is weak	21%	—
there is autism in the family	—	6%
head tumor	21%	—
obvisit	—	6%
alalia	26%	3%
epilepsy attacks	—	6%
creative person	21%	—
not smiling	—	6%
brain tumors	20%	—
attachment disorders in children	—	5%
contracture of the hands	20%	—
2 children	—	5%
perinatal encephalopathy	20%	—
plays toys	—	5%
traumatic brain injury	20%	—
destructive behavior	—	5%
dysarthria in children	20%	—
closed	—	5%
clinodactyly	20%	—
behavioral disorders in children	—	5%
amblyopia	20%	—
problems with studying	—	5%
brain tumor	19%	—
aggressive	—	4%
wrist injury	19%	—
emotional	—	4%
stroke	19%	—
protests	—	4%
congenital anomalies of the upper extremities	19%	—
autism spectrum	—	4%
dyslalia	19%	—
autoaggression in a child	—	4%
weakness in the wrists	19%	—
does not look into the eyes	—	4%
ataxia in children	19%	—
aggressive child	—	4%
traumatic illness	19%	—
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders	—	4%
clumsiness	18%	—
obsessive neurosis in children	—	4%
visual impairment	18%	—
field behavior	—	4%
syndactyly	18%	—
increased	—	4%
down syndrome	18%	—
impaired understanding of speech	—	4%
postencephalitic syndrome	18%	—
does not like to be looked	—	4%
weakness of the muscles of the hands	17%	—
patient's condition	—	4%
weakness after illness	17%	—
irritability in adolescents	—	4%
paresis of the hand	17%	—
talented	—	4%
subacute condition	17%	—
desire for solitude	—	4%
delayed motor development	17%	—
aversion to playing in children	—	4%
fussy child	17%	—
decreased intelligence	—	4%
slowness of movement	17%	—
hyperactive child	17%	21%
contractures of the joints	17%	—
atypical autism	—	4%
premature babies	20%	1%
onset of illness	—	4%
cerebellar ataxia	16%	—
intellectual disabilities in children	—	4%
He's been ill for a long time	16%	—
age of development of social function is lowered	—	4%
thermal burns	16%	—
attachment to parents	—	4%
muscular dystonia	16%	—
thinking disorders	—	3%
dysarthria	16%	—
in the morning, a bad mood	—	3%
strabismus	16%	—
changing handwriting	—	3%
late pregnancy	15%	—
can not sit in one place	—	3%
weakness in the extremities	15%	—
irritability during	—	3%
patient is motionless	18%	1%
emotional child	—	3%
consequences of a fracture	15%	—
irritability	—	3%
nerve damage	15%	—
stereotypical movements	—	3%
contracture	15%	—
enthusiastic	—	3%
stunting	15%	—
large child	—	3%
does not like children	20%	4%
attachment to the child	—	3%
asperger's syndrome	21%	5%
suspicion	—	3%
everything is bad	14%	—
right-sided symptoms	—	3%
history of surgery	18%	2%
can not recover	—	3%
elderly patients	14%	—
metabolic myopathy	—	3%
epilepsy in children	17%	2%
He doesn't like doctors	—	3%
bone fracture	13%	—
no children	—	3%
CHD	13%	—
dysprosody	—	3%
hyperkinesis	16%	2%
urolithiasis	—	3%
dry	12%	—
catatonia	—	3%
often sick child	17%	3%
paranoia	—	3%
oncology	15%	1%
agrammatism	—	3%
sensitive child	15%	1%
anxiety	—	3%
heart dysfunction	12%	—
studies well	—	3%
neurological disorders	12%	—
independent	—	3%
consequences of surgery	11%	—
cowardly and timid	—	3%
consequences of physical exertion	14%	1%
risk ii	—	3%
encephalopathy	14%	1%
high height	—	3%

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