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Results: Differences General	✘Binswanger atherosclerotic encephalopathy	✘Solvent poisoning
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) 100%(2) ECG 54%(0) 54%(0) General blood test 62%(5) 12%(0) Infection tests 66%(1) — General urine test 51%(5) 12%(1) Thyroid hormones 54%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	37%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	36%
dementia	35%	—
apathy strong	15%	37%
postural instability	35%	—
lack of will	14%	35%
discirculatory encephalopathy	32%	—
hears voices	13%	31%
volitional disorders	31%	—
foamy urine	—	18%
loss of balance	30%	—
enlarged liver	—	16%
sleeps during the day	30%	—
coma	—	15%
short sleep	29%	—
numbness of the legs	—	15%
dementia with lewy bodies	29%	—
numbness of the nose	—	14%
microinfarction	29%	—
respiratory insufficiency	—	14%
decreased cholinesterase	29%	—
foam from the mouth	—	14%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels	29%	—
dic syndrome	—	13%
pseudobulbar syndrome	28%	—
hepatic coma	—	12%
hypertension	28%	—
trembling in the extremities	—	12%
increased cholinesterase	28%	—
body odor	—	12%
grandmother diabetes mellitus	28%	—
vomiting from excitement	—	12%
brain damage	28%	—
endogenous depression	—	12%
primary progressive aphasia	28%	—
rare breathing	—	12%
cognitive disorders	28%	—
lack of breath	—	12%
loss of work	28%	—
hemolysis of erythrocytes	—	12%
can't hold urine	27%	—
spasm in the lungs	—	12%
frontotemporal dementia	27%	—
violation of the function of the left kidney	—	12%
paraphasia	27%	—
yellowness of mucous membranes	—	11%
essential hypertension	27%	—
dyspnea	—	11%
impaired arterial function	26%	—
red urine	—	11%
urinary incontinence	26%	—
head tremor	—	11%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified	26%	—
respiratory	—	11%
cerebral circulation disorder	26%	—
myocardium dystrophy	—	11%
irritation of the bladder	26%	—
tachycardia	—	11%
dyspraxia	26%	—
marble skin	—	11%
moves his legs in his sleep	25%	—
is irritable weakness	—	11%
ganglia	25%	—
heart failure with shortness of breath	—	11%
circadian rhythm disorders	25%	—
liver dystrophy	—	11%
myocardial infarction	25%	—
consequences of injuries	—	10%
mincing gait	25%	—
the pressure is 100 on	—	10%
agrammatism	24%	—
hepatosis fatty	—	10%
angiopathy	24%	—
liver injuries	—	10%
epilepsy	24%	—
stupor	—	10%
caution	24%	—
the pressure is 90 on	—	10%
shuffling gait	23%	—
dilated pupils	—	10%
better from drinking water	23%	—
petechiae	—	10%
hyperhomocysteinemia	23%	—
cardiac asthma	—	10%
encephalopathy	33%	8%
toxic shock syndrome	—	10%
anxiety	23%	—
muscular dystrophy	—	10%
impaired understanding of speech	23%	—
blood dark	—	10%
frequent imperative urge to urinate	23%	—
abdominal breathing	—	10%
organic brain damage	23%	—
irritability from fatigue	—	10%
mild cognitive impairment	23%	—
blood pressure is 90 on	—	10%
slow walking	23%	—
palpitations	—	10%
hypotension	23%	—
pain spasm	—	9%
prolonged insomnia	23%	—
violation of the left parts of the heart	—	9%
speeded up urination	23%	—
mucous hyperemia	—	9%
forgets things	23%	—
food poisoning	—	9%
onset of illness	22%	—
pectoris cardiac dyspnea	—	9%
homocysteine	22%	—
lower abdominal pain	—	9%
restless legs	22%	—
enteritis	—	9%
depression apathy	22%	—
hepatoses	—	9%
pronounced forgetfulness	22%	—
chronic liver failure	—	9%
constant weakness	22%	—
shortness of breath constant	—	9%
laughter through tears	22%	—
small-point rash	—	9%
polypragmasy	22%	—
limbs pain	—	9%
metabolic disorder	22%	—
low body temperature	—	9%
hypoxia	22%	—
liver atrophy	—	9%
control issues	22%	—
pancreatitis	—	9%
hypertension atherosclerosis	21%	—
variable symptoms	—	9%
secondary parkinsonism	21%	—
left-sided symptoms	—	9%
moves in a dream	21%	—
suicide	—	9%
repeated stroke	21%	—
cramps in the legs	—	9%
up strong	21%	—
spasmodic pain	—	9%
lost in familiar places	21%	—
abdominal pain after diarrhea	—	9%
asks questions	21%	—
consultation of a gastroenterologist	—	9%
vascular parkinsonism	21%	—
jaundice	—	9%
inadequate behavior	20%	—
rash on the body	—	9%
visual hallucinations	20%	—
alcohol poisoning	—	9%
anamnesis ischemic stroke	20%	—
ascites	—	8%
anxiety depressive disorder	20%	—
lung pain	—	8%
does not control himself	20%	—
red rash	—	8%
sleeping undressed	20%	—
shock states of various genesis	—	8%
senile dementia	20%	—
alternating symptoms	—	8%
progressive supranuclear paralysis	20%	—
congestive kidney	—	8%
responsive	20%	—
pain when touched	—	8%
prolonged depression	20%	—
dystrophy	—	8%
slowness of movement	20%	—
muscle pain	—	8%
high cholesterol hypertension	20%	—
spicy food	—	8%
patient's gait is spastic	20%	—
serious condition	—	8%
more often in old age	20%	—
bacteremia	—	8%
paralysis	20%	—
abdominal pain	—	7%
rapid reaction	20%	—
aching	—	7%
I'm being controlled	19%	—
kidney size left kidney lowered	—	6%
need a nap	19%	—
vomiting	9%	12%
pity for people	19%	—
disorganization	9%	11%
night work	19%	—
euphoria	12%	14%
abasia	19%	—
dizziness with excitement	11%	13%
impulsiveness	19%	—
liver failure	10%	12%
aphasia	19%	—
effects of poisoning	7%	8%
dizziness when getting	19%	—
childhood diseases	6%	7%
depression is strong	19%	—
diarrhea	10%	11%
desire to control	19%	—
dizziness with vomiting	9%	10%
primary hypercholesterolemia	19%	—
liquid stool	7%	8%
speaks poorly	19%	—
muscle hypertonus	7%	8%
mental all	19%	—
bronchial lesion	7%	8%

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