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Results: Differences General ✘Epileptiform seizures✘Cortical dysarthria
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Distinctive symptoms
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epilepsy attacks 77% —
replacing sounds — 68%
convulsions 72% —
dysarthria 4% 67%
convulsive syndrome in children 39% —
phonetic and phonemic underdevelopment (ffn) — 62%
epilepsy in children 34% —
tuberculosis of the ear — 59%
clonic cramps 31% —
paralysis of the tongue 5% 63%
epilepsy in the morning 27% —
dysarthria in children — 55%
generalized epilepsy 24% —
herpetic meningitis — 53%
epilepsy at night 24% —
parotid abscess — 53%
neonatal convulsions 22% —
talks about business — 53%
epilepsy in a dream 19% —
paresis of the facial nerve — 51%
lags behind in the development 19% —
speech slurred 7% 58%
convulsions in the anamnesis 19% —
time to do anything says slowly — 49%
muscle weakness 18% —
tongue deviation — 48%
brain development abnormalities 18% —
aphasia 6% 54%
febrile convulsions in children 18% —
brain tumor 11% 57%
tonic convulsions 17% —
afferent motor aphasia — 46%
absences 16% —
epidural hematoma — 46%
cramps at night 15% —
acoustic-mnestic aphasia — 45%
convulsions in sleep 15% —
stroke 13% 58%
delay of mental development 15% —
syphilitic meningitis — 45%
cramps in the extremities 15% —
paresis 7% 51%
consequences of head injury 14% —
dynamic aphasia — 44%
neuroinfections 14% —
fasciculations — 44%
tics 14% —
ringing defect — 44%
a cyst of the brain in a child 14% —
acoustic-gnostic aphasia — 43%
delayed speech development 14% —
hematoma 4% 47%
decreased calcium 13% —
tuberculous meningitis — 41%
metabolic disorder 13% —
bulbar dysarthria — 41%
nervousness 13% —
motor aphasia — 40%
hydrocephalus 13% —
post-traumatic encephalopathy 5% 45%
angelman syndrome 12% —
meningitis — 40%
cysticercosis 12% —
hemiparesis 9% 49%
twitching of the body 12% —
concussion of the brain — 39%
rasmussen's encephalitis 12% —
astrocytoma — 39%
high temperature 12% —
open fracture — 39%
increased intracranial pressure 12% —
fine motor skills are impaired — 39%
dravet syndrome 12% —
brain bruised — 39%
viral meningoencephalitis 12% —
frequent herpes — 39%
heart dysfunction 12% —
tongue atrophy — 38%
impaired nervous system function 12% —
spastic paralysis — 38%
tiki in children 12% —
purulent sinusitis — 38%
twitching limbs 12% —
children's speech 8% 46%
high height 12% —
subdural hematoma — 38%
epilepsy in pregnant women 12% —
loud voice — 37%
impaired venous function 12% —
sensory aphasia — 37%
focal cortical dysplasia 11% —
spinal stroke — 37%
anxiety 11% —
frequent otitis — 37%
exudative 11% —
oncology 9% 46%
large child 11% —
muscle spasm of the hands — 36%
g40 9 unspecified epilepsy 11% —
general underdevelopment of speech (onr) 5% 41%
tract crying attacks 11% —
meningioma 5% 40%
febrility 11% —
rapid childbirth — 35%
overexcitation of the psyche 11% —
agnosia 5% 40%
panagiotopoulos syndrome 11% —
bacterial meningitis — 35%
vaccination 11% —
psychologist — 35%
temporal lobe epilepsy 11% —
damage to the nervous system 14% 49%
focal epilepsy 11% —
myelitis — 35%
epileptic encephalopathy in children 11% —
chronic sinusitis — 35%
nervous excitability 11% —
brain tumors 12% 47%
psychological suppression 11% —
chronic otitis — 34%
premature babies 11% —
trauma 13% 47%
hydrocephalus in children 11% —
injury rate — 34%
depressed mood 11% —
purulent otitis — 34%
restless child 11% —
intracerebral hematoma — 33%
tuberous sclerosis 10% —
inflammation of the brain 6% 39%
muscular dystonia 10% —
acute otitis — 33%
nocturnal epilepsy attacks 10% —
leukoencephalitis 12% 45%
lennox-gastaut syndrome 10% —
hypoxia 15% 48%
twitches eyelid 10% —
traumatic encephalopathy 6% 38%
nervous the child 10% —
recovery period 8% 39%
twitching of the upper eyelid 10% —
contusion head 6% 37%
small epileptic seizure 10% —
facial muscle spasm 6% 37%
childhood absentee epilepsy 10% —
otitis — 31%
a history of neurosurgery 10% —
stage of recovery 8% 39%
myoclonic epilepsy 10% —
perinatal encephalopathy 9% 39%
aura 10% —
sinusitis — 30%
epilepsy in childhood 10% —
severe childbirth 4% 34%
cramps of the hands 10% —
muscle hypertonus 8% 38%
twitching of the head 10% —
operative delivery — 30%
skin problems 10% —
childhood diseases 13% 43%
mitochondrial myopathy 10% —
alalia 6% 36%
nose nursing mom 10% —
speech absence — 29%
epileptic status 10% —
inflammation 11% 40%
juvenile absentee epilepsy 10% —
consequences of taking medications 6% 35%
twitching of the hands 10% —
skull fracture 4% 33%
epileptic psychosis 10% —
needs support — 29%
learning difficulties 9% —
paralysis 8% 37%
autism 9% —
thrombosis 5% 34%
postencephalitic syndrome 9% —
preeclampsia 4% 32%
apnea 9% —
effects of hypoxia 11% 39%
biotinidase deficiency 9% —
facial spasms 6% 34%
acidosis 9% —
measles 5% 32%
connective tissue dysplasia 9% —
facial asymmetry 4% 31%
infantile 9% —
vacuum — 27%
tonic-clonic convulsions 9% —
history of surgery 7% 34%
look absent 9% —
lowered 13% 40%
consequences of vaccinations 9% —
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres 7% 34%
cysticercosis of the brain 9% —
syphilis — 27%
cyanosis 9% —
full — 27%
myopathy 9% —
painful swelling — 27%

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