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Results: Differences General	✘Chordoma	✘Ependymoma of the brain
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 100%(0) Histological studies — 69%(0) Measurements at the reception 20%(0) 10%(0) MRI of the organ — 18%(0) CT of the organ — 17%(0) Ophthalmologist's examination — 13%(0) Infection tests — 10%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	48%
numbness of the hands and feet	42%	—
brain cancer	—	35%
consequences of surgery	38%	—
ventriculitis	—	32%
lot of operations in small things	36%	—
cns tumors	—	32%
compression of the spinal cord	35%	—
brain tumors	—	29%
numbness of the extremities	34%	—
spinal cord ependymoma	—	25%
numbness of the hands	34%	—
epilepsy attacks	—	23%
numbness with pain	33%	—
convulsions	—	23%
numbness of the legs	33%	—
brain tumor	—	21%
weakness in the arms and legs	33%	—
epilepsy	—	21%
pain in the arms and legs	32%	—
increased intracranial pressure	—	20%
weakness in the hands	31%	—
walks a lot	—	20%
oncology relatives	29%	—
tremor when moving	—	19%
headache with dizziness	29%	—
multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome	—	19%
weakness in the legs	29%	—
recklinghausen 's neurofibromatosis	—	19%
weakness in the extremities	29%	—
irritability during	—	18%
increased	28%	—
familial polyposis of the colon	—	18%
radiation therapy	50%	21%
tremor	—	18%
sensations in the hands	27%	—
unbearable headache	—	18%
painful swelling	27%	—
ataxia	—	18%
sensations in the extremities	27%	—
irritability	—	18%
criticality	26%	—
polyps of the colon	—	17%
cancer	39%	11%
changing handwriting	—	17%
cough	25%	—
fontanelle	—	17%
sensations in the legs	25%	—
obvisit	—	17%
dizziness	25%	—
puts pressure on the eyes	—	17%
benign neoplasms	25%	—
nausea after eating	—	17%
pain in the legs	25%	—
whole head hurts	—	16%
dyspnea	24%	—
vomiting	—	16%
fighting	24%	—
neurofibroma	—	16%
dependence on the doctor	24%	—
vomiting during meals	—	16%
necrosis	23%	—
clumsiness	—	16%
neurological disorders	23%	—
human papillomavirus	—	16%
imbalance	23%	—
tonic-clonic convulsions	—	16%
radiation damage	48%	23%
vomiting food	—	16%
oncology	46%	22%
generalized epilepsy	—	16%
oncology in the anamnesis	36%	12%
clonic cramps	—	16%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	22%	—
intestinal polyp	—	16%
history of surgery	44%	21%
nausea	—	16%
effects of radiation	43%	21%
vomiting bile	—	15%
consequences of taking medications	35%	14%
food is poorly digested	—	15%
difficult to swallow	27%	13%
difficulty walking	—	15%
hearing impaired	27%	13%
cerebellar ataxia	—	15%
visual impairment	25%	12%
tremor of the hands	—	15%
impaired coordination	25%	17%
damage to the nervous system	—	15%
headaches	23%	19%
shaky gait	—	15%
warts	—	14%
unbearable pain	—	14%
polyps	—	14%
severe headache neck pain	—	14%
worse when walking	—	14%
history of brain surgery	—	14%
absences	—	14%
frequent headaches	—	14%
nausea during meals	—	14%
hydrocephalus	—	14%
herpes	—	13%
loss of balance	—	13%
large child	—	13%
head surgery	—	13%
children's speech	—	13%
speech slurred	—	12%
worse from movement	—	12%
nausea vomiting	—	12%
a lot of medicines	—	12%
acute pain	—	11%
impaired venous function	—	11%
presses	—	11%
patient's condition	—	10%
lowered	—	10%

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