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Results: Differences General ✘Myotonic syndrome in children✘Septooptic dysplasia
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Distinctive symptoms
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myotonia 69% —
optic nerve atrophy — 97%
dystrophic myotonia 49% —
holoprosencephaly — 95%
neuromyotonia 48% —
nystagmus — 95%
myopathy 44% —
hypopituitarism — 88%
paroxysmal myoplegia 43% —
delayed puberty — 83%
logorrhea 40% —
septooptic dysplasia — 78%
oppenheim syndrome 39% —
visual impairment — 77%
congenital myopathies 39% —
nystagmus horizontal — 75%
ganglioneuritis 39% —
convulsions — 74%
steinert 's disease 39% —
epilepsy attacks — 69%
muscle weakness 38% —
severe myopia — 69%
sluggish baby 38% —
blindness — 68%
relaxation 37% —
deficit of stg — 67%
metabolic disorder 37% —
up imbecility — 67%
weakness in the legs 36% —
cognitive disorders — 66%
birth trauma of the head 36% —
epilepsy — 66%
can not hold his head 35% —
dwarfism — 61%
perinatal encephalopathy 35% —
epilepsy in childhood — 60%
muscle tension 35% —
convulsions in the anamnesis — 60%
inflammatory myopathy 34% —
mental retardation 24% 84%
head injury 34% —
epilepsy in children — 58%
damage to the nervous system 34% —
convulsive syndrome in children — 56%
paretic gait 34% —
cerebral palsy — 56%
asymmetry 33% —
myopia — 55%
paresis 32% —
strabismus — 55%
stiffness in the joints 32% —
hormonal disorders 29% 83%
sad 32% —
intellectual disabilities in children — 53%
hypoparathyroidism 32% —
history medical mother's — 52%
flaccid paralysis syndrome 32% —
patient's condition — 52%
dystrophy 31% —
smart baby — 51%
periodic paralysis 31% —
stunting — 51%
weakness no 30% —
jaundice — 50%
leg weakness walking 30% —
growth disorders in children — 50%
stiffness of movements 30% —
hypoglycemia — 50%
fatigue from children 30% —
effects of puberty — 49%
postencephalitic syndrome 30% —
psychologist — 44%
helps others 30% —
blood diseases — 38%
paralysis of the limbs 30% —
lowered 25% 62%
paralysis of the lower extremities 30% —
periodic illness 20% 39%
delayed motor development 29% —
lags behind in the development 43% 60%
cannot relax 29% —
paralysis 33% 47%
increased potassium 28% —
neurological disorders 29% 41%
paresis of legs 28% —
childhood diseases 43% 54%
rickets 28% —
weakness in the leg muscles 28% —
weakness in the hands 28% —
trauma 27% —
cns tumors 27% —
myxedema 27% —
delay in physical development 27% —
delayed reaction 27% —
neuroinfections 27% —
weakness in the extremities 26% —
muscle atrophy 26% —
encephalopathy 25% —
myotonia is congenital 25% —
nervous excitability 25% —
delay of mental development 25% —
traumatic brain injury 25% —
head tumor 25% —
increased motor activity 24% —
motor activity 24% —
no children 24% —
delayed speech development 24% —
children's speech 24% —
brain tumor 23% —
high height 23% —
overexcitation of the psyche 23% —
organic brain damage 22% —
quickly gets tired 21% —
joint diseases 21% —
weakness after illness 21% —
swelling 20% —
recovery period 20% —
stage of recovery 20% —
drug disease 19% —
oncology 18% —
inflammation 18% —
increased 18% —
rossolimo-steinert-kurschmann dystrophic myotonia 17% —

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