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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Temporal lobe epilepsy✘Juvenile absentee epilepsy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%(0)
Measurements at the reception —38%(0)
Neurologist's examination —36%(0)
General inspection —27%(0)
MRI of the organ —25%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 69%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —70%
epilepsy 100% 47%
childhood absentee epilepsy — 46%
temporal lobe epilepsy 40% —
a difficult teenager — 39%
no consciousness 35% —
clonic cramps — 38%
aura 28% —
epilepsy in children — 37%
lags behind in the development 27% —
convulsive syndrome in children — 36%
derealization 23% —
small epileptic seizure — 35%
muttering 20% —
alcoholic epilepsy — 33%
herpetic encephalitis 20% —
tiki in children — 33%
heartburn 20% —
myoclonic epilepsy — 31%
illusions 19% —
focal epilepsy — 29%
inhibition 18% —
overwork — 28%
purposeful 18% —
the psyche is rough — 28%
hallucinations 17% —
mental fatigue — 28%
burning in the esophagus 17% —
tonic-clonic convulsions — 28%
discomfort in the throat 17% —
generalized epilepsy — 27%
arteriovenous malformations of the brain 17% —
type of breathing is mixed — 27%
anything night sweating in men 16% —
twitching of the upper eyelid — 26%
epileptic psychosis 16% —
impulsiveness — 26%
constantly complains 16% —
hyperventilation syndrome — 26%
brain development abnormalities 16% —
sleeps during the day — 26%
depersonalization 16% —
pretending to be sick — 26%
convulsions 61% 44%
mental exhaustion — 26%
dizziness 15% —
emotional burnout — 26%
despair 15% —
consequences of head injury — 26%
grimaces 15% —
emotional exhaustion — 25%
burns 15% —
twitches eyelid — 25%
bad breath unpleasant 15% —
refusal to drink — 25%
burning in the throat 15% —
closed — 25%
imbalance 14% —
short sleep — 25%
unexplained fear 14% —
mental tension — 25%
night sweating 14% —
emotional tension — 24%
excessive sweating at night 14% —
tics — 24%
attacks of pain 14% —
high intelligence — 24%
stereotypical movements 14% —
no strength — 23%
epilepsy in childhood 14% —
lowered — 23%
history of surgery 14% —
hysteria — 23%
sudden dizziness 14% —
severe exhaustion — 23%
visual hallucinations 14% —
large child — 22%
he sleeps all the time 13% —
aggressive — 21%
meningoencephalitis 13% —
exhaustion after illness — 21%
headache attacks 13% —
emotional — 19%
arteriovenous malformation 13% —
exhaustion — 19%
abdominal discomfort 13% —
subacute condition — 19%
hemangioma 13% —
роды и вскармливание — 18%
burning in the stomach 13% —
childhood diseases — 18%
oncology 12% —
patient's condition — 17%
throat hurts 12% —
absences 42% 55%
encephalitis 12% —
cramps in the legs 12% 23%
brain tumors 12% —
increased 8% 16%
stereotypia 12% —
feeling in the throat 12% —
epilepsy attacks 53% 39%
consequences of taking medications 12% —
herpes 11% —
delirium 11% —
confusion of consciousness 11% —
madness 11% —
benign neoplasms 11% —
brain tumor 11% —
disorders of consciousness 11% —
leukoencephalitis 11% —
chills 11% —
sweating is increased 11% —
cancer 10% —
headaches 10% —
nausea 10% —
abdominal pain 10% —
damage to the nervous system 9% —
consequences of surgery 9% —
sucks clothes 8% —
deja vu 8% —

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