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Results: Differences General ✘Некетотическая гиперглицинемия✘Microgyria
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Distinctive symptoms
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lethargy 96% —
porencephaly — 60%
encephalopathy 88% —
mental retardation — 51%
impaired nervous system function 75% —
porencephalic cyst — 50%
hypertension in a child 60% —
ganglia — 44%
apnea 59% —
spastic hemiplegia — 42%
metachromatic leukodystrophy 58% —
late started walking — 39%
history of liver surgery 57% —
spastic diplegia — 36%
hypotension 56% —
neuroinfections — 36%
fine motor skills are impaired 55% —
does not understand speech — 36%
protein with increased 52% —
cretinism — 33%
epilepsy attacks 86% 32%
hemiplegia — 33%
is quickly aroused 51% —
cyst in the head — 32%
muscle spasm of the hands 50% —
mental retardation easy — 32%
hypotension 49% —
impaired understanding of speech — 32%
damage to the nervous system 70% 19%
difficulties in communication — 31%
problems with the father 48% —
brain cyst — 30%
breathing superficial 48% —
hemiparesis — 29%
spasms in the body 48% —
convulsions with loss of consciousness — 28%
type of breathing is mixed 47% —
clonic cramps — 28%
weakness after illness 47% —
can't walk — 28%
epilepsy in children 46% —
paralysis of the lower extremities — 28%
weak breathing 45% —
stage of recovery — 27%
twitching of the upper eyelid 44% —
sudden onset — 27%
twitches eyelid 44% —
conducting an inspection — 27%
hypotension with weakness 44% —
recovery period — 27%
skeletal deformity 43% —
behavioral disorders in children — 27%
no consciousness 43% —
periodic fainting — 27%
porous skin 43% —
pre-fainting condition — 26%
epilepsy 82% 38%
adaptation disorders — 25%
deformities of the limbs 42% —
speech absence — 25%
tics 42% —
intellectual disabilities in children — 25%
infantile 67% 23%
intrauterine infection — 25%
lipoidosis 42% —
childish behavior — 24%
weakness when breathing 41% —
cytomegalovirus — 24%
history of surgery 40% —
cramps in the legs — 24%
diseases of infants 40% —
foolishness — 24%
muscle hypertonus 39% —
fainting — 23%
protein reduced 39% —
nervousness — 23%
difficult to swallow 38% —
nervous excitability — 23%
muscle weakness 60% 20%
changeable mood — 23%
n 37% —
forced situation — 23%
protein c deficiency 37% —
a new patient — 23%
increased 56% 17%
speech slurred — 22%
dependence on the doctor 35% —
disorders of consciousness — 22%
patient is motionless 35% —
2 children — 22%
not enough time 35% —
general intoxication syndrome — 21%
spasm 34% —
psychologist — 21%
acute condition 34% —
dryness — 20%
pregnancy 32% —
mood disorder — 20%
convulsions 76% 45%
angiopathy — 19%
lowered 49% 24%
intoxication — 19%
spastic paralysis 54% 32%
emotional — 19%
convulsive syndrome in children 45% 26%
blood diseases — 18%
brain damage 46% 27%
skin problems — 18%
paralysis of the limbs 48% 29%
childhood diseases 31% 31%
smart baby 41% 24%
absences 42% 25%
children's speech 38% 22%
delayed speech development 39% 23%
delay of mental development 40% 24%
paralysis 37% 22%
cognitive disorders 37% 31%
onset of illness 31% 26%
paresis 36% 31%

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