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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Little's diseaseMartin-Bell syndrome
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Measurements at the reception 30%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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twitching of the leg muscles 86%
mental retardation 89%
spastic paralysis 82%
does not look into the eyes 87%
spastic hemiplegia 76%
increased head circumference 87%
paralysis of the lower extremities 73%
whimpers 87%
little's disease 71%
there is autism in the family 78%
paralysis 69%
fidgety 74%
lot paralysis left-sided 69%
hyperactive 74%
cerebral palsy 68%
big nose 71%
twitching of the upper eyelid 68%
ovarian insufficiency 70%
clenches fists 67%
big ears 69%
twitches eyelid 67%
stereotypia 60%
spastic diplegia 66%
decreased intelligence 60%
left hemisphere dysfunction 65%
lowered 59%
tics 64%
autism spectrum 58%
cramps in the legs 60%
up imbecility 55%
hemiplegia 60%
appendages of the uterus 55%
weakness in the knees 60%
speech slurred 54%
delayed speech development 59%
echolalia 54%
feeling of paralysis 58%
stims 54%
my back gets tired 58%
self-injurious behavior 53%
paresis of the foot 58%
limited vocabulary 53%
upper paraparesis 56%
grimaces 53%
muscle spasm of the hands 56%
difficulties in communication 53%
alalia 55%
aggressive 52%
paresis 55%
obesity in children 51%
weakness in the foot 54%
slow thinking 50%
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres 52%
weak ligaments 50%
clumsiness 52%
aggressive child 50%
weakness of the muscles of the hands 51%
martin-bell syndrome 50%
paresis of the hand 50%
tension in the legs 49%
birth trauma 49%
stereotypical movements 49%
weakness in the hands 48%
effects of hormone 47%
weakness in the leg muscles 48%
the effects of taking antidepressants 47%
hyperkinesis 48%
aphasia 46%
periodic weakness 48%
joints of normal shape 46%
paresis of legs 48%
tremor of the hands 46%
contractures of the joints 48%
in the genus mental illness 45%
intrauterine infection 46%
there are no complaints 45%
contracture 45%
closed 45%
stunting 44%
big head 44%
weakness in the legs 44%
muscular dystonia 44%
delay of mental development 43%
intellectual disabilities in children 43%
sensations in the hands 42%
speech absence 43%
muscle hypertonus 42%
takes antidepressants 43%
large child 41%
consequences of suppression 43%
effects of poisoning 41%
consequences of taking medications 43%
high height 40%
emotional tension 42%
consequences of pregnancy 38%
age 4 years 42%
general intoxication syndrome 38%
feeling of fullness 42%
spasm 37%
smart baby 42%
intoxication 34%
tremor 40%
consequences of infection 33%
epilepsy attacks 40%
trauma 32%
problems with studying 39%
history of surgery 30%
protein c deficiency 38%
children's speech 57% 39%
2 children 38%
convulsions 52% 35%
obesity 38%
periodic illness 47% 32%
destructive behavior 38%
muscle weakness 64% 50%
epilepsy 38%
overweight 37%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 37%
family man 37%
psychologist 36%
emotional 34%
patient's condition 30%
clapping 28%
childhood diseases 46% 71%
lags behind in the development 63% 78%
increased 43% 50%

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