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Results: Differences General ✘Hyperammonemia✘Ley syndrome
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General blood test 45%(3)—
Coagulogram 35%(1)—
Blood biochemistry 30%(1)—
General urine test 28%(1)—
Sex hormones 26%(1)—
Distinctive symptoms
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ammonia poisoning 86% —
ganglia — 94%
borderline conditions of newborns 68% —
lactic acidosis — 89%
appetite is poor 52% —
flaccid paralysis syndrome — 78%
drowsiness after eating 51% —
ophthalmoplegia — 76%
respiratory alkalosis 48% —
eye development abnormalities — 74%
convulsions 48% —
necrosis — 73%
coma in a child 47% —
fluid retention — 71%
childhood absentee epilepsy 46% —
impatient — 70%
vomiting from excitement 46% —
vomiting even from water — 70%
lack of breath 44% —
optic nerve atrophy — 69%
appetite immediately after eating 44% —
hypotension with weakness — 68%
pupil's reaction to light is sluggish 44% —
paralytic syndrome — 66%
ataxia 44% —
alcoholism — 65%
brain death 42% —
vomiting with blood — 64%
protein c deficiency 42% —
decreased intelligence — 63%
impaired coordination 42% —
delay of mental development — 62%
no appetite 41% —
hypotension — 62%
alkalosis 41% —
encephalopathy — 61%
hypoxia during childbirth 40% —
acidosis — 61%
child's poor appetite 40% —
delayed speech development — 60%
increased 39% —
children's speech — 59%
respiratory 39% —
alcohol dependence — 59%
hypoxia 39% —
paralysis — 58%
stupor 38% —
disorders of consciousness — 57%
fasting 38% —
paresis — 57%
type of breathing is mixed 38% —
chronic condition — 54%
liver problems 38% —
hypotension — 54%
vomiting food 38% —
stress — 52%
vomiting during meals 38% —
damage to the nervous system — 49%
vomiting bile 37% —
patient's condition — 45%
food is poorly digested 37% —
dehydration in children 46% 88%
epilepsy in children 37% —
weakness of the eyes 36% 70%
intoxication 37% —
sluggish baby 34% 66%
eats everything 37% —
coma 33% 64%
eats often 37% —
dehydration 30% 57%
number of births has been reduced 36% —
muscle weakness 28% 54%
swelling 36% —
metabolic disorder 27% 53%
consequences of a viral infection 36% —
weakness after illness 27% 51%
weak breathing 36% —
childhood diseases 25% 48%
disease from experiences 36% —
blood diseases 24% 47%
shroud 36% —
lowered 46% 62%
convulsive syndrome in children 36% —
lags behind in the development 39% 53%
illness from distress 36% —
vomiting 38% 51%
heavy eyes 35% —
hemoglobin increased 35% —
nose large eyes 35% —
weakness when breathing 34% —
vomiting multiple 34% —
absences 34% —
apnea 34% —
rapid breathing 33% —
effects of hypoxia 32% —
jaundice 32% —
premature babies 32% —
drowsiness 32% —
the body is not his 32% —
tremor 31% —
mental retardation 31% —
liver failure 31% —
epilepsy attacks 31% —
large child 31% —
s eyes cloudy 31% —
speech slurred 30% —
epilepsy 30% —
respiratory insufficiency 30% —
nausea vomiting 29% —
general intoxication syndrome 29% —
visual impairment 29% —
hematuria 28% —
nausea 27% —
роды и вскармливание 26% —
consequences of infection 25% —
skin problems 24% —

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