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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Angelman syndromeWest 's syndrome
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0)
Other hormones 66%(3)
Measurements at the reception 32%(0)
Elements and vitamins 28%(1)
CT of the organ 27%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 90%
loss of balance 49%
infantile 56%
smiling 47%
crumpy syndrome 50%
impaired coordination 45%
spasm 49%
speech absence 42%
tuberous sclerosis 48%
imbalance 41%
bloch-sulzberger syndrome 48%
trembling in the legs 41%
herpes on the head 48%
tremor when moving 40%
muscle spasm of the hands 47%
tremor 39%
fleas 44%
limited vocabulary 37%
herpetic encephalitis 42%
tremor in the legs 37%
transient ischemic attack 41%
better when walking 35%
agenesis of the corpus callosum 40%
tension in the legs 34%
phacomatoses 39%
can't walk 34%
plum belly syndrome 39%
hyperactive child 33%
blood serotonin is lowered 37%
fussy child 33%
birth trauma of the head 37%
tremor of the hands 32%
barrett 's syndrome 37%
twitching of the upper eyelid 32%
newborn herpes 37%
twitches eyelid 32%
lennox-gastaut syndrome 37%
cerebellar ataxia 32%
delay of mental development 36%
strabismus 31%
phenylketonuria 36%
hyperactive 30%
cramps of the hands 36%
tics 30%
vaccination 36%
ataxia 28%
head spasms 35%
no children 27%
delayed speech development 35%
speech slurred 26%
sick with high temperatures 35%
worse from movement 26%
febrile convulsions in children 35%
neurological disorders 23%
affectionate child 35%
periodic illness 22%
asphyxia of newborns 34%
childhood diseases 31% 20%
postpartum infections 34%
overexcitation of the psyche 38% 34%
spasm of neck muscles 34%
nervous excitability 40% 36%
children's speech 34%
postpartum contractions 33%
i'm being watched 32%
tonic convulsions 31%
postencephalitic syndrome 31%
spasms in the body 31%
convulsions in the anamnesis 31%
consequences of herpes 31%
headache from above 31%
history of surgery 31%
hypoxia during childbirth 31%
down syndrome 31%
generalized epilepsy 30%
pain in the collarbone 30%
head injury in anamnesis 30%
neurofibroma 30%
nose good 29%
fetal hypoxia 29%
birth trauma 29%
number of births has been reduced 29%
convulsive syndrome in children 29%
consequences of head injury 29%
pain in the shoulder blades 28%
sensations in the neck 28%
premature birth 27%
neuroinfections 27%
intrauterine infection 27%
effects of hypoxia 26%
spasmodic pain 26%
history of brain surgery 26%
age 4 years 26%
cytomegalovirus 26%
encephalitis 26%
mental retardation 25%
suffocation 25%
sensations in the hands 25%
increased 25%
effects of poisoning 25%
will not work 25%
heredity predisposition 24%
epilepsy 24%
leukoencephalitis 24%
head injury 24%
herpes 24%
consequences of pregnancy 23%
general intoxication syndrome 23%
family man 23%
hypoxia 22%
hypotension 22%
intoxication 21%
surgical infections 21%
headaches 21%
high temperature 21%
damage to the nervous system 20%
impaired arterial function 20%
consequences of infection 20%
trauma 19%
patient's condition 19%
lowered 20% 36%
lags behind in the development 42% 43%
convulsions 49% 49%

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