Comparison results
| Results: Differences General | ✘Angelman syndrome | ✘Lennox-Gastaut syndrome |
| Distinctive symptoms | Analogs | Analogs |
| Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies | 100% | — |
| Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies | — | 100% |
| loss of balance | 49% | — |
| tonic convulsions | — | 94% |
| smiling | 47% | — |
| absences | — | 93% |
| impaired coordination | 45% | — |
| generalized epilepsy | — | 82% |
| speech absence | 42% | — |
| sudden redness of the face | — | 82% |
| lags behind in the development | 42% | — |
| epilepsy | — | 81% |
| imbalance | 41% | — |
| juvenile absentee epilepsy | — | 76% |
| trembling in the legs | 41% | — |
| convulsive syndrome in children | — | 76% |
| nervous excitability | 40% | — |
| epilepsy in children | — | 64% |
| tremor when moving | 40% | — |
| epileptic encephalopathy in children | — | 60% |
| tremor | 39% | — |
| twitching of the body | — | 57% |
| overexcitation of the psyche | 38% | — |
| twitching of the upper eyelid | 32% | 88% |
| tremor in the legs | 37% | — |
| twitches eyelid | 32% | 87% |
| limited vocabulary | 37% | — |
| twitching of the head | — | 55% |
| better when walking | 35% | — |
| facial muscle weakness | — | 55% |
| tension in the legs | 34% | — |
| childhood absentee epilepsy | — | 55% |
| can't walk | 34% | — |
| infantile | — | 54% |
| hyperactive child | 33% | — |
| tics | 30% | 83% |
| fussy child | 33% | — |
| brain development abnormalities | — | 53% |
| tremor of the hands | 32% | — |
| masked face (hypomimia) | — | 52% |
| cerebellar ataxia | 32% | — |
| neck red | — | 49% |
| strabismus | 31% | — |
| spasm | — | 48% |
| hyperactive | 30% | — |
| red hands | — | 46% |
| ataxia | 28% | — |
| clonic cramps | — | 46% |
| no children | 27% | — |
| salivation | — | 45% |
| speech slurred | 26% | — |
| face is red | — | 45% |
| worse from movement | 26% | — |
| red legs | — | 44% |
| neurological disorders | 23% | — |
| falls to the floor | — | 43% |
| red blood vessels of the eyes | — | 43% |
| intellectual disabilities in children | — | 41% |
| apnea | — | 41% |
| age 4 years | — | 40% |
| smart baby | — | 40% |
| decreased intelligence | — | 40% |
| periodic illness | 22% | 61% |
| increased | — | 39% |
| encephalopathy | — | 39% |
| epilepsy attacks | — | 38% |
| increased motor activity | — | 38% |
| motor activity | — | 38% |
| everything is bad | — | 38% |
| open person | — | 38% |
| cognitive disorders | — | 37% |
| disorders of consciousness | — | 36% |
| asymmetry | — | 36% |
| aggressive | — | 35% |
| better to be alone | — | 34% |
| muscle weakness | — | 34% |
| damage to the nervous system | — | 31% |
| drug disease | — | 30% |
| convulsions | 49% | 75% |
| cramps in the legs | 28% | 39% |
| lowered | 20% | 28% |
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