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Results: Differences General ✘Skull fracture✘Pseudobulbar dysarthria
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 9%(0)45%(0)
MRI of the organ 10%(0)41%(0)
MRI of the brain 11%(0)38%(0)
Neurologist's examination —38%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ —23%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 63%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
fracture of the cranial vault 58% —
bulbar dysarthria — 100%
traumatic brain injury 100% 42%
pseudobulbar syndrome — 88%
head injury 97% 50%
dysarthria — 72%
fracture of the base of the skull 45% —
difficult to swallow — 65%
skull fracture 32% —
hoarseness voice — 65%
one fracture of the nose 27% —
muscle hypertonus — 65%
consequences of head injury 24% —
violent facial expressions — 63%
subcutaneous emphysema 24% —
speech slurred — 62%
pelvic bone fracture 24% —
spasm — 58%
blow to the head 22% —
talks about death — 57%
disorders of consciousness 22% —
diabetic encephalopathy — 57%
comminuted fracture 21% —
masked face (hypomimia) — 56%
tongue deviation 21% —
neuroinfections — 56%
catatrauma 21% —
crying when talking — 54%
nose injury 21% —
pronounced hypertonicity — 53%
a feeling of bursting in the head 20% —
paresis 11% 61%
epidural hematoma 20% —
salivation — 48%
fluid in the ears 19% —
paralysis of the tongue — 48%
history of surgery 19% —
mitigation defect — 48%
hemorrhage in the eye 19% —
ringing defect — 47%
mechanical damage to the eyes 19% —
phonetic and phonemic underdevelopment (ffn) — 47%
eye injury 19% —
progressive supranuclear paralysis — 46%
trauma 60% 39%
asymmetry of nasolabial folds — 46%
headache in the crown 18% —
neurosyphilis — 46%
leg injury 18% —
voice disorders — 45%
discharge from the ears 17% —
hypertensive encephalopathy — 45%
fainting 17% —
lambdacism — 45%
head is heavy strong 17% —
paralysis 11% 56%
subdural hematoma 17% —
laughter through tears — 44%
bursting in the head 17% —
birth trauma of the head — 44%
closed fracture 17% —
metachromatic leukodystrophy — 44%
headache bursting 17% —
inflammation — 44%
leg fracture 16% —
rotacism — 44%
cold in the head 16% —
general underdevelopment of speech (onr) — 44%
subarachnoid hemorrhage 15% —
replacing sounds — 43%
respiratory 15% —
inflammation of the brain — 42%
nausea 15% —
dysprosody — 42%
sense of smell is reduced 15% —
sigmatism — 41%
the consequences of bruise 15% —
damage to the nervous system — 41%
loss of sense of smell 15% —
spastic paralysis — 41%
general narcosis 15% —
asphyxia of newborns — 40%
ear injuries 15% —
dyslalia — 40%
thin-boned 15% —
spinal stroke — 40%
the feeling of a fracture 15% —
nasolabial folds — 40%
closed person 14% —
distortion of sounds — 39%
headache with nausea and vomiting 14% —
alalia — 39%
crying during complaints 14% —
spasm in the throat — 39%
osteopenia 14% —
brain tumor — 39%
patient's condition is satisfactory 14% —
paresis of the facial nerve — 39%
tightness of breath 14% —
twang — 39%
heaviness in the body 14% —
chokes while eating — 38%
weakness in the hands 14% —
choking — 38%
lacrimation 14% —
time to do anything says slowly — 38%
exophthalmos 14% —
can not recover — 38%
bleeding 14% —
hypoxia during childbirth — 37%
intoxication of alcohol 14% —
altered voice — 37%
spinal fracture 14% —
hemiparesis — 37%
nosebleed 14% —
progressive paralysis — 37%
wound 14% —
progressive bulbar paralysis — 37%
vomiting 14% —
facial spasms — 37%
need for alcohol 14% —
meningeal symptoms — 37%
body is cold 14% —
ophthalmoplegia — 37%
back injury 14% —
impaired arterial function 9% 46%
pain after a fracture 14% —
stroke 11% 48%
spinal injury 13% —
lowered 12% 48%
swelling of the brain 13% —
discirculatory encephalopathy — 34%
consequences of a fracture 13% —
slowness of movement — 34%
headache with nausea 13% —
behavioral disorders in children — 34%
apoplexy 13% —
fetal hypoxia — 34%
rash on the body 13% —
meningeal syndrome — 34%
nausea during a headache 13% —
number of births has been reduced — 34%
cold skin 13% —
hypoxia 10% 44%
headache to vomiting 13% —
aphasia — 33%
hemorrhagic stroke 13% —
consequences of infection — 33%
rashes on the head 13% —
loss of work — 33%
bursting 13% —
recovery period 10% 42%
blisters 13% —
stage of recovery 10% 42%
big head 13% —
lipoidosis — 32%
a history of neurosurgery 13% —
says the same — 32%
lack of breath 12% —
complications of childbirth — 32%
muscle damage 12% —
intrauterine infection — 32%
needs attention 12% —
increased intracranial pressure — 31%
bradycardia 12% —
agnosia — 31%
acute injury 12% —
ischemic stroke — 31%
bone defects 12% —
speech absence — 31%
low body temperature 12% —
childish behavior — 31%
aneurysm 12% —
muscle atrophy — 31%
nausea vomiting 11% —
angiopathy 10% 41%
nausea from pain 11% —
head tumor — 30%
traumatic illness 11% —
vascular sclerosis — 30%
conservative 11% —
neurological pain — 30%
confusion of consciousness 11% —
encephalopathy — 30%
skin anesthesia 11% —
effects of hypoxia — 30%
vascular tumor 11% —
encephalitis — 30%
delirium 11% —
foolishness — 30%
madness 11% —
blood diseases 9% 39%
anesthesia 10% —
difficult childhood — 30%
drug disease 9% —
suffocation — 29%
moderate condition — 29%
delayed speech development — 29%
syphilis — 29%
infantile — 29%

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