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Results: Differences General ✘Антероградная амнезия✘Mild cognitive impairment
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Distinctive symptoms
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korsakov 's psychosis 79% —
constant sweating — 48%
memory impairment 82% 15%
psycho - organic syndrome — 43%
memory of the past 60% —
increased profuse sweating — 41%
memory impairment in the elderly 59% —
severe sweating — 41%
hysterical neurosis 59% —
affective disorders — 38%
confabulation 59% —
senile chorea — 34%
retrograde amnesia 57% —
destructive behavior — 33%
forgets everything 57% —
mild cognitive impairment — 32%
hysterical psychopathy 56% —
patient's condition — 32%
excitable psychopathy 56% —
mood disorder — 31%
unstable type of psychopathy 55% —
decreased intelligence — 30%
elderly memory is weak 53% —
drug disease — 30%
carbon monoxide poisoning 53% —
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder — 30%
concussion of the brain 52% —
elderly patients — 30%
brain bruised 51% —
encephalopathy — 29%
pit syndrome 51% —
reads poetry — 28%
contusion head 48% —
fussiness and worries — 28%
memory lapses 48% —
senile psychosis — 28%
senile dementia 74% 25%
decreased concentration of attention — 27%
distrustful 46% —
huntington's disease — 27%
psychopathy 45% —
progressive paralysis — 26%
forgetfulness 78% 31%
psychologist — 26%
severe gas formation 43% —
exaggerates — 26%
consequences of injuries 43% —
anxiety — 26%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis 42% —
mixed anxious — 26%
obsessive movements 41% —
chorea — 25%
schizophrenia 41% —
increased — 25%
trauma 62% 19%
dementia with lewy bodies — 25%
transient ischemic attack 41% —
metabolic disorder — 25%
obsessive thoughts 40% —
lazy — 24%
neurotic disorder, unspecified 40% —
lot paralysis left-sided — 24%
bruise 39% —
intoxication psychosis — 24%
better from work 38% —
catatonia — 24%
history of brain surgery 37% —
creutzfeldt-jakob disease — 23%
encephalitis 37% —
onset of illness — 23%
hysteria 37% —
absent-mindedness — 23%
meningitis 37% —
adaptation disorders — 23%
hyperthermia 36% —
progressive supranuclear paralysis — 23%
inflammation of the brain 36% —
head severe — 23%
vascular sclerosis 36% —
feeling of heaviness in the head — 23%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 35% —
progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy — 23%
myocardial infarction 35% —
parkinson's disease — 22%
hematoma 35% —
rapid fatigue from mental work — 22%
acute injury 35% —
quickly gets tired — 22%
nervousness 35% —
agitation — 22%
speech slurred 34% —
fussiness — 21%
inflammation 46% 11%
stones in the bladder — 21%
madness 56% 21%
feeling of bruising — 21%
paresis 33% —
repeats the words — 20%
brain tumor 48% 14%
eating salt — 20%
inadequate behavior 48% 14%
consequences of infection — 20%
muscle weakness 31% —
demyelinating diseases — 20%
conducting an inspection 30% —
acute condition — 20%
impaired venous function 30% —
rabies — 20%
necrosis 29% —
organic mood disorder — 20%
traumatic brain injury 51% 20%
a new patient — 20%
alcoholism and drug addiction 43% 12%
calculating — 19%
discirculatory encephalopathy 41% 12%
aversion to mental labor — 19%
history of surgery 44% 15%
need for salt — 19%
brain damage 67% 38%
anxiety about work — 19%
angiopathy 65% 37%
constant weakness — 19%
oncology 46% 19%
general intoxication syndrome — 19%
delirium 47% 21%
attacks of pain — 19%
nervous excitability 36% 10%
the head is too heavy — 19%
confusion of consciousness 46% 21%
drug poisoning — 19%
neurosis 34% 10%
paralysis — 19%
traumatic illness 47% 23%
hiv — 19%
vascular damage 32% 9%
no appetite — 19%
intoxication 51% 29%
ophthalmoplegia — 18%
addiction 36% 15%
takes care of relatives — 18%
organic brain damage 56% 37%
better in afternoon — 18%
dementia 65% 46%
hepatic encephalopathy — 18%
hypoxia 54% 36%
hallucinations — 18%
cerebral circulation disorder 58% 41%
chronic condition — 18%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 58% 41%
croup — 18%
damage to the nervous system 50% 33%
fatigue from work — 17%
up circulatory disorders 51% 34%
multiple sclerosis — 17%
cognitive disorders 59% 43%
impaired lung function — 17%
head injury 35% 20%
vascular parkinsonism — 17%
leukoencephalitis 34% 19%
reactive psychosis — 17%
impaired nervous system function 34% 20%
hemorrhagic cystitis — 17%
impaired arterial function 49% 36%
emotional — 17%
lowered 45% 33%
liver problems — 17%
consequences of taking medications 27% 15%
stupor — 17%
neuroinfections 39% 27%
bitterness — 16%
blood diseases 27% 16%
hemorrhagic stroke — 16%
stage of recovery 29% 19%
takes antidepressants — 16%
recovery period 29% 19%
up mania — 16%
unspecified mental disorders 45% 36%
meningoencephalitis — 16%
mental tension — 16%
anxiety depressive disorder — 16%
need for fats — 16%
multiple stones in the bladder — 16%
agitated depression — 16%
refusal to drink — 16%
depression anxiety — 16%
bladder interventions — 16%
choline — 15%
cystitis — 15%
cares for sick relatives — 15%
hypoglycemia — 15%
ischemic stroke — 15%
creative person — 15%
organic hallucinosis — 15%
longing — 15%
does not want to live — 15%
worried due to pain — 15%
apoplexy — 15%
anxiety with agitation — 14%
protein c deficiency — 14%
stroke — 14%

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