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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Wolfram SyndromeSturge-Weber syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
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diabetes insipidus 54%
amentia 95%
hearing impaired 50%
angiomatosis 81%
difficulty urinating 50%
hemangioma 73%
thirst 48%
glaucoma 70%
weak stream of urine 48%
hemangioma on the face 66%
sensorineural 46%
hemangioma in children 61%
deafness 42%
hemangioma of the eye 55%
aplastic anemia in children 42%
hemiparesis 51%
insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus 40%
flaming nevus 50%
pyeloectasis 40%
epilepsy in children 47%
polyuria 39%
facial asymmetry 46%
twitching of the upper eyelid 37%
tonsillitis 43%
optic nerve atrophy 37%
nicotine poisoning 43%
twitches eyelid 37%
coloboma 41%
myopia 36%
idiocy 41%
hereditary hearing loss 36%
eye surgery 41%
difficulty urinating in men 36%
calcification 40%
tics 35%
hyperthyroidism during pregnancy 39%
apnea 35%
cyst in the head 39%
speeded up urination 35%
hemangiomas on the skin 39%
myopic astigmatism 34%
brain tumor 38%
is very sensitive 33%
asymmetry 38%
fear of water 33%
cramps in the extremities 37%
neurogenic bladder 32%
hemianopsia 37%
fundus arteries narrowed 32%
doesn 't count well 37%
ataxia 32%
mom has diabetes 37%
amblyopia 32%
paresis 37%
childhood diseases 31%
brain cyst 37%
aplastic anemia 30%
purulent sore throats 36%
ketoacidosis 30%
papules 36%
congenital aplasia of the skin 30%
secondary glaucoma 36%
impaired coordination 30%
brain abscess 35%
progressive myopia 30%
epilepsy in childhood 34%
chronic pyelonephritis 30%
corneal opacity 34%
astigmatism 29%
lot of moles 33%
visual impairment 29%
hyperpigmentation 32%
nocturnal enuresis 29%
absent-mindedness 32%
anemia in children 29%
familial diabetes 32%
pyelitis 28%
epilepsy 22% 53%
urination with blood 28%
intrauterine infection 31%
kidney disease 28%
diffuse toxic goiter 30%
type of breathing is mixed 28%
thyrotoxicosis 30%
hypogonadism 25%
common rashes 30%
erythrocytic anemia 25%
high intelligence 30%
hyperkeratosis 25%
small rash 30%
cataract 24%
oncology 30%
stunting 24%
enlargement of the thyroid gland 29%
pyelonephritis 24%
rash pustules 29%
perception 23%
head tumor 29%
age 4 years 23%
delay of mental development 29%
epilepsy attacks 23%
children's speech 28%
polyneuropathy 23%
brain tumors 28%
blurred vision 23%
delayed speech development 28%
inflammation of the kidneys 23%
thyroid diseases 28%
pituitary gland diseases 23%
congenital heart 28%
growth disorders in children 23%
general intoxication syndrome 26%
proteinuria 22%
abscess 26%
illness from stress 22%
irradiation 25%
osteoporosis 22%
vascular tumor 25%
impaired nervous system function 22%
brain damage 24%
arterial occlusion 21%
swelling 23%
underdevelopment 21%
intoxication 23%
chronic kidney disease 20%
patient's condition 21%
anemia 20%
mental retardation 23% 40%
unspecified mental disorders 20%
convulsions 35% 49%
angioplasty 18%
lags behind in the development 28% 35%
diabetes mellitus 44% 25%
cramps in the legs 23% 29%
s eyes cloudy 23% 28%
hydrocephalus 25% 30%
damage to the nervous system 18% 23%
skin problems 17% 22%
pregnancy 19% 23%

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