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Results: Differences General ✘Primary progressive aphasia✘Binswanger atherosclerotic encephalopathy
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%28%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —35%
paraphasia 87% 27%
volitional disorders — 31%
up it is difficult to find the word 57% —
loss of balance — 30%
stuttering in speech 70% 16%
sleeps during the day — 30%
stuttering 65% 15%
decreased cholinesterase — 29%
can't read 48% —
microinfarction — 29%
mistakes in reading 46% —
atherosclerosis of blood vessels — 29%
aphasia 67% 19%
short sleep — 29%
does not recognize relatives 45% —
pseudobulbar syndrome — 28%
corticobasal degeneration 45% —
loss of work — 28%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis 44% —
grandmother diabetes mellitus — 28%
total aphasia 42% —
hypertension — 28%
excessive scrupulousness 42% —
increased cholinesterase — 28%
obsessive thoughts 42% —
can't hold urine — 27%
motor aphasia 39% —
impaired coordination — 27%
dyslexia 39% —
essential hypertension — 27%
speech slurred 56% 16%
irritation of the bladder — 26%
slow 38% —
cerebral circulation disorder — 26%
dyspraxia 65% 26%
urinary incontinence — 26%
makes mistakes when writing 37% —
cerebrovascular disease unspecified — 26%
mistakes when writing 37% —
mincing gait — 25%
changing handwriting 35% —
myocardial infarction — 25%
senile dementia 55% 20%
moves his legs in his sleep — 25%
time to do anything says slowly 47% 13%
circadian rhythm disorders — 25%
sudden onset 31% —
neurological disorders — 25%
obsessive movements 44% 12%
ganglia — 25%
vitamin d deficiency 30% —
epilepsy — 24%
agrammatism 55% 24%
caution — 24%
semantic aphasia 43% 12%
angiopathy — 24%
neurotic disorder, unspecified 42% 12%
quickly gets tired — 24%
speech absence 28% —
poor sleep — 24%
dementia 62% 35%
feeling of bruising — 24%
agraphy 45% 18%
organic brain damage — 23%
rapid speech 36% 10%
prolonged insomnia — 23%
taciturnity 36% 10%
hyperhomocysteinemia — 23%
prostration 34% 10%
mild cognitive impairment — 23%
hepatic encephalopathy 33% 9%
slow walking — 23%
Alexia 38% 15%
shuffling gait — 23%
helps others 32% 9%
better from drinking water — 23%
damage to the nervous system 48% 26%
speeded up urination — 23%
progressive supranuclear paralysis 42% 20%
anxiety — 23%
parkinson's disease 40% 18%
forgets things — 23%
in the genus mental illness 30% 8%
hypotension — 23%
vitamin c reduced 30% 8%
frequent imperative urge to urinate — 23%
scurvy 30% 8%
hypoxia — 22%
uremia 31% 9%
metabolic disorder — 22%
tremor 37% 16%
onset of illness — 22%
does not remember names 38% 18%
pronounced forgetfulness — 22%
sympathetic 34% 16%
polypragmasy — 22%
neurosis 35% 17%
constant weakness — 22%
obvisit 35% 17%
restless legs — 22%
unspecified mental disorders 33% 15%
homocysteine — 22%
progressive paralysis 33% 16%
laughter through tears — 22%
ophthalmoplegia 33% 16%
necrosis — 21%
dementia with lewy bodies 46% 29%
lost in familiar places — 21%
cognitive disorders 44% 28%
hypertension atherosclerosis — 21%
frontotemporal dementia 43% 27%
moves in a dream — 21%
muscle tension 26% 10%
heart dysfunction — 21%
blood diseases 29% 13%
impaired lung function — 21%
brain tumors 27% 11%
vascular parkinsonism — 21%
oncology 28% 12%
up strong — 21%
greed 27% 11%
repeated stroke — 21%
brain tumor 25% 10%
secondary parkinsonism — 21%
neuroinfections 29% 14%
asks questions — 21%
vascular tumor 24% 9%
more often in old age — 20%
not enough time 24% 10%
anamnesis ischemic stroke — 20%
impaired understanding of speech 37% 23%
high cholesterol hypertension — 20%
depression apathy 35% 22%
impaired venous function — 20%
beriberi 26% 14%
rapid reaction — 20%
psychologist 24% 12%
patient's gait is spastic — 20%
changes in the blood 23% 11%
visual hallucinations — 20%
slowness of movement 31% 20%
prolonged depression — 20%
decreased intelligence 28% 17%
responsive — 20%
stiffness in the joints 25% 14%
does not control himself — 20%
apathy 29% 18%
sleeping undressed — 20%
forgetfulness 26% 16%
angioplasty — 20%
ischemic stroke 28% 18%
anxiety depressive disorder — 20%
pedantry 26% 16%
inadequate behavior — 20%
mood disorder 33% 23%
dizziness when getting — 19%
kidney diseases 23% 13%
I'm being controlled — 19%
patient's condition 28% 19%
night work — 19%
vascular damage 24% 15%
desire to control — 19%
stroke 25% 16%
depression is strong — 19%
the fast man 23% 14%
speaks poorly — 19%
drug disease 21% 13%
impulsiveness — 19%
thrombosis 23% 15%
mental all — 19%
lowered 27% 20%
primary hypercholesterolemia — 19%
paralysis 25% 20%
pity for people — 19%
encephalopathy 38% 33%
need a nap — 19%
abasia — 19%
better from work — 18%
high intelligence — 18%
delirium in a dream — 18%
obliterating atherosclerosis — 18%
emotional fatigue — 18%
grandmother hypertension — 18%
thoughts about work — 18%
acceleration of movements — 18%
hypotension — 18%
affective disorders — 18%
increased — 18%
takes care of relatives — 18%
the syndrome of leaving and vagrancy — 18%
convulsions — 18%
supraventricular arrhythmia — 18%
vitamin b12 reduction2 — 18%
tremor at rest — 18%
drug poisoning — 18%
paresis — 17%
syphilis — 17%
can not think — 17%
drowsiness — 17%
vascular sclerosis — 17%

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