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Results: Differences General ✘Dyscirculatory encephalopathy✘Encephalopathy
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Distinctive symptoms
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atherosclerosis of blood vessels 94% 56%
dementia 8% 90%
cholesterolemia 16% —
increased systolic pressure 10% 63%
consequences of stroke 12% —
up circulatory disorders 14% 58%
osteochondrosis 11% —
impaired arterial function 18% 58%
vascular dementia 9% —
increased ldh — 40%
vascular parkinsonism 8% —
senile dementia 8% 47%
grade II dyscirculatory encephalopathy 8% —
hypersthenuria — 37%
secondary parkinsonism 8% —
cognitive disorders 14% 51%
can't hold urine 7% —
epilepsy 6% 37%
paraphasia 7% —
hypoxia 7% 37%
takes antidepressants 7% —
consequences of head injury — 30%
myocardial infarction 7% —
hearing impaired 5% 33%
hyperlipidemia 7% —
does not get enough sleep — 28%
frontotemporal dementia 7% —
decreased concentration of attention 6% 33%
CHD 7% —
convulsions 5% 32%
decreased intelligence 7% —
concussion of the brain — 27%
permanent arrhythmia 7% —
reduction of systolic pressure — 24%
dementia with lewy bodies 7% —
systolic arterial hypotension — 23%
apathy 7% —
thrombosis 4% 26%
depression 7% —
confusion of thoughts 7% 27%
loss of work 7% —
ataxia 4% 24%
decreased cholinesterase 7% —
loses thought 7% 26%
memory impairment 7% —
hallucinations 4% 23%
increased cholinesterase 7% —
increased intracranial pressure 4% 23%
tinnitus 7% —
increased 3% 21%
abasia 7% —
post-traumatic encephalopathy — 17%
mood disorder 7% —
hypertension 14% 31%
microinfarction 7% —
angiopathy 7% 24%
tremor 7% —
essential hypertension 11% 28%
primary progressive aphasia 7% —
gaye-wernicke syndrome — 16%
shuffling gait 7% —
hyperglycemia 4% 20%
thoughts about work 7% —
perinatal encephalopathy — 15%
responsive 6% —
diabetic encephalopathy — 14%
aggressive 6% —
hypertensive encephalopathy 6% 20%
dizziness 6% —
thoughts about the disease 7% 21%
vascular damage 6% —
occlusion of the subclavian artery — 14%
shaky gait 6% —
traumatic encephalopathy — 14%
better from drinking water 6% —
post-resuscitation syndrome — 13%
hypotension 6% —
can't sleep alone — 13%
necrosis 6% —
umbilical — 13%
postural instability 6% —
post-resuscitation disease — 13%
hyperhomocysteinemia 6% —
toxic encephalopathy — 13%
pronounced forgetfulness 6% —
alcohol poisoning — 12%
forgets things 6% —
botulism — 12%
prolonged insomnia 6% —
corticobasal degeneration — 12%
insomnia from pain 6% —
organic brain damage 7% 19%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 6% —
impaired coordination 6% 18%
anxiety 6% —
poor sleep 6% 17%
confusion of consciousness 6% —
perinatal hypoxic encephalopathy — 11%
moves his legs in his sleep 6% —
pulmonary embolism — 11%
impaired understanding of speech 6% —
violation of the function of both lungs — 11%
agrammatism 6% —
pancreatitis — 11%
flash screams in anger 6% —
forgetfulness 11% 22%
loss of balance 6% —
tongue numbness — 11%
ganglia 6% —
intoxication 3% 14%
bradycardia 6% —
pulmonary hypertension — 11%
arrhythmia 6% —
hepatic encephalopathy 2% 13%
worse when walking 6% —
round face — 10%
bitterness 6% —
bronchiectasis — 10%
can not think 6% —
tetanus — 10%
elderly patients 6% —
paresis of the foot — 10%
speech slurred 6% —
umbilical cord abnormalities — 10%
constantly moving 6% —
progressive hemiatrophy of the face — 10%
slow walking 6% —
weakness in the foot — 10%
mild cognitive impairment 6% —
lung abscess — 10%
urinary incontinence 6% —
azotemia — 10%
legs do not walk 6% —
pancreatitis chronic — 10%
outbursts of anger 6% —
rhesus conflict — 10%
general weakness 5% —
metabolic disorder 4% 14%
depression is strong 5% —
citrullinemia — 10%
need a nap 5% —
asphyxia of newborns — 10%
impulsiveness 5% —
stroke 12% 22%
thoughts at night 5% —
lead poisoning — 10%
slowness of movement 5% —
encephalitis 3% 13%
constant weakness 5% —
narrow pelvis — 10%
anamnesis ischemic stroke 5% —
uremia 2% 12%
depressed mood 5% —
skewed pelvis — 9%
anomaly of kimberly 5% —
fetal hypoxia — 9%
vitamin b12 reduction2 5% —
acute liver failure — 9%
mental all 5% —
strongest weakness — 9%
aphasia 5% —
weakness of the eyes — 9%
sleeps during the day 5% —
diphtheria — 9%
I'm being controlled 5% —
number of births increased — 9%
speaks poorly 5% —
birth trauma — 9%
short sleep 5% —
anomalies of labor activity — 9%
primary hypercholesterolemia 5% —
hemolytic disease of newborns — 9%
hypotension 5% —
history of radiation exposure — 9%
pity for people 5% —
hypoxia during childbirth — 9%
high cholesterol hypertension 5% —
atelectasis — 9%
neurosis 5% —
up strong 3% 12%
thinking disorders 5% —
consequences of injuries 2% 11%
inadequate behavior 5% —
obliterating atherosclerosis 4% 13%
dysplastic instability of the cervical spine 5% —
volitional disorders 5% 14%
laughter through tears 5% —
multiple encephalomyelitis 5% 14%
polypragmasy 5% —
oral automatism symptom 5% 14%
diabetic macroangiopathy 5% —
hypoglycemia 2% 11%
feeling of bruising 5% —
impaired lung function 3% 12%
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation 5% —
neurological disorders 3% 12%
time disorientation 5% —
cirrhosis of the liver 2% 11%
lost in familiar places 5% —
intrauterine infection — 8%

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