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Results: Differences General ✘Ischemic stroke✘Spinal cord injury
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Distinctive symptoms
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thrombosis 86% 24%
trauma 3% 71%
consequences of stroke 60% —
neck injury — 61%
hemiparesis 22% —
dislocation of the vertebrae — 53%
paralysis right-sided 19% —
consequences of injuries — 53%
speech slurred 17% —
spinal cord contusion — 53%
lot paralysis left-sided 15% —
spinal fracture — 52%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 15% —
fracture with displacement — 49%
organic brain damage 25% 8%
compression fracture of the spine — 47%
up circulatory disorders 30% 14%
back injury — 44%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 25% 10%
curvature of the spine — 42%
cerebral circulation disorder 25% 10%
bone fracture — 41%
impaired coordination 12% —
headache pressing in the temples — 40%
hypoxia 24% 10%
pressing pain in the temples — 40%
angiopathy 25% 12%
aching — 40%
cerebellar stroke 11% —
compression of the spinal cord — 36%
shaky gait 10% —
ligament rupture — 36%
lacunar brain infarction 10% —
bone deformation — 36%
occlusive hydrocephalus 9% —
consequences of a fracture — 36%
dislocation of the brain 8% —
bruise — 35%
aphasia 8% —
ligament damage — 35%
stem stroke 8% —
pressure in the temples — 35%
dysarthria 7% —
spinal contusion — 34%
localization of the main complaint the head 7% —
hematomyelia — 33%
transient ischemic attack 7% —
neck pain 4% 37%
hydrocephalus 6% —
acute injury — 32%
lateral medullary syndrome 6% —
pulling pain in the neck — 32%
weakness of the muscles of the hands 6% —
consequences of spinal injury — 32%
rheumatic mycarditis 6% —
pressing headache 5% 37%
compression of the brain 6% —
nerve damage 3% 35%
tremor 6% —
spastic paralysis — 31%
convulsions 6% —
hernia intervertebral — 30%
diabetes mellitus 6% —
traumatic illness — 30%
cough with agitation 6% —
explosive injury — 30%
hemianopsia 6% —
spine protrusion — 30%
hyperosmolar coma 6% —
pain when touched — 30%
arrhythmia 6% —
fracture of the cervical spine — 30%
pain in the vessels of the head 6% —
stab wound — 29%
loss of balance 6% —
comminuted fracture — 29%
high cholesterol hypertension 6% —
skin anesthesia 4% 33%
upper paraparesis 6% —
violation of pain sensitivity — 29%
scales on the head 5% —
neurological disorders 3% 31%
worse when walking 5% —
injury atlanta — 28%
hallucinations 5% —
anesthesia 4% 32%
suspension 5% —
hematoma 4% 31%
pain in the veins 5% —
catatrauma — 27%
facial muscle weakness 5% —
concussion of the brain — 27%
arrhythmia attacks 5% —
brain cyst — 27%
propulsion 5% —
wound 3% 30%
permanent arrhythmia 5% —
paralysis 23% 49%
increased cholesterol 5% —
traumatic shock — 26%
headache in the neck 5% —
brain bruised — 26%
reperfusion syndrome 5% —
vascular damage 7% 32%
cough dry wet 5% —
f — 25%
paresis of the foot 5% —
full — 25%
cerebellar dysarthria 5% —
ischemic spinal stroke — 25%
congenital heart 5% —
back pain — 25%
pain in the neck with dizziness 5% —
paralytic syndrome 3% 28%
headache frontal 5% —
intracerebral hematoma 5% 29%
tremor when moving 5% —
porous skin — 24%
epilepsy attacks 5% —
hernia — 24%
hyperlipidemia 5% —
hump — 23%
rheumocarditis 5% —
history of surgery 9% 32%
supraventricular arrhythmia 5% —
cut wound — 23%
apoplexy 5% —
spinal cord tumors — 23%
pressure in the neck 5% —
leg injury — 23%
pulsation in the temples 5% —
skin problems 4% 27%
atrial fibrillation 5% —
insensitivity to pain — 22%
facial numbness 5% —
the feeling of a fracture — 22%
dizziness 5% —
patient's condition 8% 30%
tongue numbness 5% —
fracture of the lumbar spine — 22%
hypertension atherosclerosis 5% —
stooped — 21%
hemiparetic gait 5% —
flaccid paralysis syndrome — 21%
freezing when walking 5% —
spinal cord edema — 21%
nervous cough 5% —
dislocation — 21%
asymmetry of nasolabial folds 5% —
a history of organ transplantation — 21%
total aphasia 5% —
spinal canal stenosis — 21%
anosognosia 5% —
consequences of surgery 2% 23%
protein-energy deficiency 5% —
lumbar spinal cord — 20%
headache in the crown 5% —
fracture of the thoracic spine — 20%
neck pain to the back of the head 5% —
history of brain surgery 5% 25%
nbsp 5% —
neurogenic shock — 19%
photopsia 5% —
palpation of spine is painful — 19%
hemorrhagic stroke 5% —
pain in the cervical — 19%
hyperventilation 4% —
unconscious state — 19%
divergent squint 4% —
open fracture — 19%
no reaction of the pupil to light 4% —
subluxation atlanta — 19%
tremor of the hands 4% —
bleeding 2% 21%
cerebellar ataxia 4% —
knee pain after injury — 18%
atherosclerotic cardiosclerosis 4% —
triparesis — 18%
cold sweat 4% —
back pain is better from movement — 18%
superficial veins 4% —
cautious — 18%
meningeal syndrome 4% —
brain tumor — 18%
hypercoagulation syndrome 4% —
chest tension — 18%
headache with nausea and vomiting 4% —
knee pain is better when walking — 18%
thrombocytosis 4% —
lung damage — 18%
anamnesis ischemic stroke 4% —
leg pain is better from walking — 18%
severe hypoxia 4% —
hemopneumothorax — 18%
head swelling 4% —
bruised ribs — 18%
facial asymmetry 4% —
joint deformation — 18%
cough paroxysmal 4% —
the pain in the arms is better from movement — 18%

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