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Results: Differences General ✘Tuberous sclerosis✘Children's aphasia
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 45%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
focal epilepsy 39% —
children's aphasia — 84%
tuberous sclerosis 29% —
confusion of thoughts — 68%
astrocytoma 24% —
motor aphasia — 61%
mental retardation 21% —
aphasia — 61%
a slow child 20% —
efferent motor aphasia — 59%
lags behind in the development 18% —
afferent motor aphasia — 57%
infantile 16% —
landau-kleffner syndrome — 56%
west 's syndrome 15% —
speech slurred — 51%
absences 15% —
Alexia — 49%
history of surgery 15% —
reads poetry — 46%
lennox-gastaut syndrome 14% —
traumatic brain injury — 42%
childish behavior 14% —
hematoma — 41%
foolishness 14% —
changeable mood — 41%
delay of mental development 14% —
head injury — 41%
slow 14% —
emotional — 40%
cramp and spasm 13% —
does not answer questions — 40%
oncology in the anamnesis 13% —
paraphasia — 39%
-willed redness of the anus 13% —
traumatic illness — 39%
destructive behavior 13% —
acoustic-mnestic aphasia — 39%
epileptic status 13% —
dynamic aphasia — 38%
a bump on the head 13% —
acoustic-gnostic aphasia — 38%
sleepwalking 13% —
brain damage 8% 45%
early awakening 13% —
trauma — 37%
delayed speech development 13% —
stereotypia — 35%
poor sleep 12% —
encephalitis — 35%
moody child 12% —
urolithiasis in children — 34%
autism 12% —
sharp change of mood — 33%
sleep intermittent 11% —
subdural hematoma — 33%
twitches eyelid 11% —
children's speech 13% 46%
twitching of the upper eyelid 11% —
cerebral vascular aneurysms — 32%
generalized epilepsy 11% —
sensory aphasia — 32%
behavioral disorders in children 11% —
leukoencephalitis — 32%
clonic cramps 11% —
obvisit — 31%
stagnation in the lungs 10% —
leukocytosis — 31%
history of vein surgery 10% —
abscess — 31%
calcification 10% —
anxiety — 31%
convulsions 48% 36%
brain abscess — 30%
tics 10% —
intracerebral hematoma — 29%
cns tumors 10% —
skull fracture — 29%
congestive kidney 9% —
hearing loss in children — 29%
responsible 9% —
epilepsy in childhood — 29%
aggressive 9% —
anomalies of tongue — 29%
a lot of medicines 9% —
chatty — 29%
lot of operations in small things 9% —
anxiety disorders in children — 28%
dryness 8% —
onset of illness — 27%
calcium 8% —
emotional child — 26%
spasm 8% —
childhood diseases 17% 42%
drug disease 7% —
unspecified mental disorders 12% 37%
skin problems 7% —
aneurysm — 24%
epilepsy attacks 39% 34%
damage to the nervous system 15% 39%
brain tumors — 24%
positive — 24%
hearing impaired — 23%
problems with studying — 23%
high height — 23%
heredity predisposition — 23%
brain tumor 9% 32%
2 children — 23%
decreased concentration of attention — 22%
papules — 22%
bone fracture — 22%
vascular tumor 8% 30%
mood disorder — 21%
stones in the bladder — 21%
epilepsy in children 19% 40%
neurological disorders — 20%
patient's condition 7% 25%
hyperactive child 11% 28%
writes poems — 17%
convulsive syndrome in children 11% 27%
hyperactive 10% 25%
oncology 16% 31%
nervous excitability 10% 24%
consequences of taking medications 7% 18%
increased 10% 17%

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