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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Hepatic encephalopathy✘Geller syndrome
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 40%(1)—
Measurements at the reception —34%(0)
General blood test 33%(2)—
Neurologist's examination —24%(0)
General inspection —22%(0)
Infection tests —21%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
encephalopathy 81% —
stubbornness and irritability — 81%
tremor 80% —
assiduous — 68%
coma 76% —
fidgety — 63%
hepatic coma 75% —
hyperactive — 63%
impaired nervous system function 70% —
early childhood autism — 63%
confusion of consciousness 66% —
autism — 57%
cirrhosis of the liver 63% —
irritability in the child — 51%
sudden onset 59% —
the speech is monosyllabic — 51%
retrograde amnesia 58% —
emotional — 50%
terminal states 57% —
smart baby — 48%
vomiting from overeating 57% —
anger at children — 46%
confusion of thoughts 54% —
unwillingness to do anything — 46%
loses thought 54% —
childhood diseases — 46%
still very frequent breathing 53% —
anxiety disorders in children — 44%
time disorientation 53% —
schilder 's leukoencephalitis — 43%
Babinsky symptom 53% —
stubborn stubborn — 43%
liver problems 53% —
the answers are monosyllabic — 42%
lost in familiar places 52% —
rett syndrome — 42%
deep coma 51% —
outbursts of anger — 41%
citrullinemia 51% —
bitterness — 41%
drowsiness 51% —
flash screams in anger — 41%
thoughts about the disease 51% —
emotional child — 41%
liver dysfunction 51% —
psychologist — 41%
tremor when moving 51% —
does not understand speech — 41%
headache frontal 50% —
angry child — 40%
hiccups 48% —
angry irritable — 39%
yellow fever 48% —
schizophrenia in children — 39%
agony 48% —
metachromatic leukodystrophy — 39%
thoughts at night 48% —
anger the child — 39%
yellow vomiting 48% —
idiocy — 38%
delirium 47% —
talks about business — 37%
stiffness in the joints 47% —
anger — 37%
toxic encephalopathy 47% —
impaired understanding of speech — 37%
head tremor 46% —
limited vocabulary — 35%
bad breath unpleasant 45% —
anxiety — 34%
memory loss 45% —
fear of being alone — 34%
speaks poorly 45% —
comes in spite — 34%
hemorrhagic fevers 45% —
aggressive — 34%
insomnia from experiences 45% —
does not like people — 34%
dizziness fainting 44% —
nervous the child — 33%
tonic convulsions 44% —
aggressive child — 33%
hears voices 43% —
epilepsy in childhood — 32%
drowsiness during the day insomnia at night 43% —
takes care of relatives — 32%
visual hallucinations 43% —
restless and anxious — 32%
euphoria 43% —
head injury in anamnesis — 32%
nausea with fever 42% —
stage of recovery — 31%
acute viral hepatitis 42% —
recovery period — 31%
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver 42% —
restless child — 31%
whistling breathing 42% —
asleep makes in its own way — 31%
slowness of movement 42% —
closed — 30%
liver transplantation 42% —
schizophrenia — 30%
congenital anomalies of the lower extremities 42% —
loss of a loved one a person — 30%
damage to the nervous system 65% 21%
lipoidosis — 29%
hyperventilation syndrome 41% —
he can't make up his mind — 29%
portal hypertension 41% —
intellectual disabilities in children — 29%
sleep restless 41% —
consequences of taking medications — 28%
absent-mindedness 41% —
nerve damage — 28%
gastrointestinal problems 41% —
head tumor — 27%
periodic illness 41% —
encephalitis — 27%
pain in the right hypochondrium 41% —
fear of illness — 27%
acute hepatitis 40% —
variable symptoms — 27%
hyperbilirubinemia 40% —
growth disorders in children — 27%
dysarthria 40% —
brain tumors — 27%
prolonged depression 40% —
difficult childhood — 27%
chronic venous edema 40% —
traumatic brain injury — 27%
strabismus 40% —
foolishness — 27%
apathy 39% —
childish behavior — 27%
voice disorders 39% —
mental retardation — 26%
vomiting at fever 39% —
nervousness — 26%
delayed reaction 39% —
children's speech — 26%
up mania 39% —
head injury — 26%
prolonged insomnia 39% —
alternating symptoms — 26%
liver pain 39% —
infantile — 26%
muscular dystonia 39% —
changeable mood — 26%
tics 39% —
problems with studying — 25%
agitation 38% —
leukoencephalitis — 25%
agnosia 38% —
high height — 25%
rapid breathing 38% —
oncology in the anamnesis — 25%
increased appetite 38% —
epilepsy — 25%
abdominal swelling 38% —
traumatic illness — 25%
memory impairment 37% —
2 children — 25%
history of liver surgery 37% —
brain tumor — 25%
unbearable pain 37% —
lags behind in the development — 23%
jaundice 37% —
attacks of pain — 22%
hemorrhages on the skin 37% —
trauma — 21%
viral hepatitis b 37% —
there are no complaints — 21%
venous congestion 37% —
drug disease — 21%
fainting 36% —
consequences of infection — 21%
liver failure 36% —
oncology — 20%
ascites 36% —
lowered — 19%
swelling of the legs 36% —
irritability during 35% 44%
chronic heart failure 36% —
irritability 35% 44%
muscle tension 36% —
onset of illness 40% 42%
hyperthermia 36% —
hallucinations 36% —
ataxia 36% —
feeling the heat in the skin 36% —
nervous excitability 36% —
viral hepatitis 35% —
forgetfulness 35% —
worse from the heat 35% —
impaired coordination 34% —
disorders of consciousness 34% —
suppuration of the skin 34% —
worse from movement 34% —
general swelling does 34% —
constipation 34% —

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