⌂ /Comparison Service /

Share Copy the link Share in Facebook Share in Twitter Share in Telegram Share in ВКонтакте

Comparison results

 

Results: Differences General	✘Medulloblastoma	✘Acoustic-gnostic aphasia
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) 26%(0) Histological studies 72%(0) 23%(0) Elements and vitamins — 67%(1) CT of the organ 18%(0) 44%(0) MRI of the organ 19%(0) 39%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	54%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
mental fatigue	53%	—
logorrhea	—	93%
medulloblastoma	52%	—
paraphasia	—	93%
hydrocephalus	46%	—
gaye-wernicke syndrome	—	88%
overwork	38%	—
sensory aphasia	—	87%
brain stem tumors	30%	—
talks about death	—	78%
radiation therapy	28%	—
aphasia	—	72%
ataxia	27%	—
agrammatism	—	72%
radiation damage	27%	—
right-sided hemiparesis	—	70%
cerebellar ataxia	27%	—
hearing impaired	—	62%
subacute sclerosing panencephalitis	26%	—
heaviness in the temples	—	61%
impaired coordination	26%	—
facial neuralgia on the right	—	61%
metastases	26%	—
speech slurred	—	60%
metastatic brain tumors	25%	—
replacing sounds	—	58%
personality disorientation	25%	—
encephalopathy	—	57%
rubinstein-tabey syndrome	25%	—
traumatic brain injury	—	57%
blue nevus	24%	—
head injury	—	56%
impaired coordination with movements	24%	—
pain in the right half of the face	—	55%
walking back and forth	23%	—
beriberi	—	55%
measles	23%	—
hearing loss on the left	—	55%
liver sarcoma	23%	—
neuroinfections	—	54%
bronchial adenoma	22%	—
stroke	—	54%
brain tumors in children	22%	—
organic brain damage	—	52%
insufficient convergence	21%	—
hemiparesis	—	51%
tumor collapse syndrome	20%	—
slender	—	50%
lost in familiar places	20%	—
impaired arterial function	—	50%
time disorientation	20%	—
hypoxia	—	50%
multiple lipomas	20%	—
paralysis right-sided	—	50%
cancer in the anamnesis	20%	—
tongue deviation	—	50%
nevus spitz	20%	—
trauma	—	49%
gait of cerebellar ataxic patient	20%	—
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres	—	49%
mononucleosis	19%	—
does not recognize relatives	—	48%
lung sarcoma	19%	—
glioblastoma multiforme	—	48%
radiation cystitis	19%	—
acoustic-mnestic aphasia	—	47%
infectious mononucleosis	19%	—
creutzfeldt-jakob disease	—	46%
liver metastases	19%	—
no pharyngeal reflex	—	46%
damage taste change	19%	—
cerebral circulation disorder	—	46%
viral tonsillitis	18%	—
total aphasia	—	45%
legs do not walk	18%	—
hemorrhagic stroke	—	44%
sudden weakness	18%	—
misunderstanding	—	44%
thoughts at night	18%	—
pain in the right half of the body	—	44%
oncology in the anamnesis	18%	—
acalculia	—	44%
hyperchromia	18%	—
left hemisphere dysfunction	—	44%
chronic headaches	17%	—
speech absence	—	43%
nausea in the morning	17%	—
apoplexy	—	43%
constant nausea	17%	—
predominant right	—	43%
personality feeling	17%	—
metachromatic leukodystrophy	—	42%
paralysis of the limbs	17%	—
motor aphasia	—	42%
metastases to the lungs	17%	—
up circulatory disorders	—	41%
bone cancer	17%	—
dyslexia	—	41%
vomiting in the morning	17%	—
neurological disorders	—	41%
nausea and vomiting in the morning	17%	—
brain bruised	—	41%
bone metastases	17%	—
Alexia	—	41%
lipoma	17%	—
impaired understanding of speech	—	40%
headache pain in the morning	16%	—
mistakes when writing	—	40%
cerebral palsy	16%	—
angiopathy	—	40%
frequent nausea	16%	—
concussion of the brain	—	40%
weakness of the eyes	16%	—
rabies	—	40%
liver cancer	16%	—
makes mistakes when writing	—	40%
human papillomavirus	16%	—
encephalitis	20%	59%
headache with nausea and vomiting	16%	—
onset of illness	—	39%
consequences of surgery	16%	—
spastic paralysis	—	39%
hemorrhagic cystitis	16%	—
contusion head	—	38%
lot of moles	16%	—
paresis of the facial nerve	—	38%
impaired venous function	16%	—
echolalia	—	38%
tonsillitis	15%	—
blood diseases	—	38%
lung cancer	15%	—
hemianopsia	—	37%
osteosarcoma	15%	—
inflammation	10%	47%
cystitis	15%	—
peak's disease	—	36%
immaturity	15%	—
leukoencephalitis	18%	54%
vomiting multiple	15%	—
swelling after injury	—	36%
consequences of head injury	50%	33%
neuritis of the facial nerve	—	36%
food poisoning	15%	—
time to do anything says slowly	—	36%
nystagmus	15%	—
chatty	—	35%
the patient complains of a headache	15%	—
intracerebral hematoma	—	35%
headache to vomiting	15%	—
brain abscess	—	35%
falls to the floor	15%	—
senile dementia	—	35%
frequent headaches	15%	—
postencephalitic syndrome	—	35%
bladder interventions	15%	—
feeling of heaviness in the head	—	32%
feeling in the throat	14%	—
heaviness in the head	—	32%
difficult childhood	14%	—
lipoidosis	—	31%
loss of balance	14%	—
bruise	—	31%
cytomegalovirus	14%	—
thalamic syndrome	—	31%
thoughts about the disease	14%	—
ischemic stroke	—	30%
pain in the veins	14%	—
dementia	—	30%
increased	14%	—
decreased intelligence	—	30%
loses thought	14%	—
recovery period	11%	41%
epilepsy attacks	14%	—
neuritis	—	30%
headache with nausea	14%	—
facial pain	—	30%
nausea during a headache	14%	—
right-sided symptoms	—	30%
pain in the vessels of the head	14%	—
stage of recovery	11%	41%
longing	14%	—
head surgery	—	29%
confusion of thoughts	14%	—
neuralgia	—	29%
warts	14%	—
lowered	17%	46%
nausea vomiting	13%	—
neurological pain	—	29%
nausea from pain	13%	—
vascular spasm	—	29%
epilepsy	13%	—
head tumor	—	29%
benign neoplasms	13%	—
inflammation of the brain	—	29%
high height	13%	—
agnosia	14%	42%
worse from movement	13%	—
impressionability	—	28%
constant pain	13%	—
hematoma	—	28%

Instructions

Video

Introduce new diseases through 🔍 Search and input on the top panel using Compare The table shows the most important distinguishing symptoms, tests and diagnoses related to the selected diseases. The higher the percentage, the more important this symptom is for the disease and vice versa. At 0%, we can say that this symptom never occurs in the disease. The list changes dynamically depending on the data of the current visit in the selection of therapy . Click on the percentageto see the suggestions from the original source. By using the service, you agree to user agreement. Kiberis services do not replace a doctor! ▶ Look at ▶Youtube