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Results: Differences General ✘Abasia✘Stroke
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Distinctive symptoms
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astasia-abasia 86% —
paralysis right-sided — 84%
all the time in motion 86% —
lot paralysis left-sided — 80%
cerebellar ataxia 89% 7%
apoplexy — 73%
he walks bent over 77% —
organic brain damage — 53%
forward tilt of pelvis 75% —
cerebral circulation disorder — 53%
paretic gait 83% 6%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified — 53%
patient's gait is spastic 66% —
up circulatory disorders — 52%
vestibular ataxia 72% 4%
angiopathy — 48%
parkinson's disease 65% —
paralysis 47% 94%
bent legs 64% —
hypoxia — 44%
numbness in the legs when walking 64% —
aphasia — 43%
lumbosacral radiculitis 61% —
speech slurred — 43%
leg weakness walking 73% 11%
hypertension — 42%
sensations in the legs 73% 11%
weakness in the hands — 40%
loss of balance 80% 19%
swelling of the brain — 38%
mincing gait 59% —
left-sided hemiparesis — 35%
difficulty walking 58% —
weakness of the muscles of the hands — 35%
locomotor ataxia 64% 5%
paresis of the right hand — 33%
fibular nerve neuropathy 57% —
anamnesis ischemic stroke — 31%
begs for hands 57% —
impaired coordination with movements — 28%
rooster walk 56% —
epilepsy — 28%
spastic hemiplegia 64% 7%
aneurysm — 27%
hysteria 62% 5%
essential hypertension — 27%
shuffling gait 54% —
atrial fibrillation — 27%
spinal amyotrophy 54% —
phlebitis — 27%
can not stand on his feet 53% —
myocardial infarction — 24%
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis 52% —
speech absence — 23%
gait of cerebellar ataxic patient 52% —
dizziness — 22%
walks a lot 52% —
paralysis of the left hand — 22%
sciatic nerve neuropathy 51% —
hemorrhage in the ventricles of the brain — 22%
propulsion 51% —
muscle hypertonus — 22%
neurological disorders 66% 13%
convulsions — 22%
duck gait 50% —
impaired arterial function 28% 49%
tremor at rest 49% —
epilepsy attacks — 21%
progressive hemiatrophy of the face 48% —
cerebral vascular aneurysms — 21%
likes to walk 47% —
arteriovenous malformations of the brain — 20%
muscle atrophy 52% 3%
right-sided hemiparesis — 20%
polio 47% —
hemorrhagic stroke — 20%
shape of body is deformed 47% —
stem stroke — 20%
tremor in the legs 47% —
occlusive hydrocephalus — 19%
paralysis after stroke 61% 12%
ischemic stroke — 19%
damage to the nervous system 63% 14%
encephalopathy — 19%
can't walk 60% 12%
cerebellar stroke — 19%
walks fast 46% —
prostate adenoma — 18%
plexit 46% —
history of brain surgery — 18%
sciatica 46% —
coma — 18%
weakness in the hip 46% —
crying is strong — 18%
joint hypermobility syndrome 45% —
spicy food — 18%
secondary parkinsonism 45% —
absences — 18%
nystagmus 55% 8%
does not understand speech — 17%
numbness of the extremities 44% —
epilepsy at night — 17%
desire to move 44% —
lacunar brain infarction — 17%
slow walking 44% —
arrhythmia — 17%
tension in the body 43% —
blow to the head — 16%
radiculitis 43% —
meningeal symptoms — 16%
tension in the legs 43% —
subarachnoid hemorrhage — 16%
impaired coordination 73% 28%
meningeal syndrome — 16%
tired when walking 43% —
difficult to swallow — 16%
vitamin b12 reduction2 43% —
hematoma — 15%
intoxication of alcohol 42% —
inhibition — 15%
weakness in the legs 73% 29%
hemorrhagic diathesis — 15%
stiffness in the legs 42% —
hemianopsia — 15%
fatigue in the legs 41% —
head surgery — 15%
multiple sclerosis 41% —
impaired venous function — 15%
stiffness of the joints in the morning 41% —
heart dysfunction — 15%
ataxia 78% 35%
arteriovenous malformation — 15%
stooped 41% —
vascular spasm — 15%
spastic paralysis 48% 6%
thrombophlebitis — 15%
hump 40% —
repeated stroke — 15%
muscular dystrophy 40% —
spasm — 15%
insensitivity to pain 39% —
headaches — 15%
falls to the floor 39% —
confusion of thoughts — 14%
stiffness of the hands 43% 3%
history of surgery — 14%
myopathy 37% —
senile dementia — 14%
hemiplegia 71% 32%
disorders of consciousness — 14%
joint deformation 35% —
bleeding — 14%
curvature of the legs 35% —
serious condition — 14%
curvature of the spine 35% —
forgetfulness — 14%
closed person 40% 3%
no consciousness — 13%
numbness of the legs 43% 7%
pressure jumps — 13%
beriberi 34% —
stupor — 13%
destructive behavior 33% —
vomiting — 13%
worse when walking 51% 17%
changes in the blood — 13%
alcohol is abusing 37% 3%
inflammation of the brain — 13%
spondylopathy 36% 3%
loses thought — 13%
diabetes mellitus 43% 11%
choline — 13%
improper nutrition 37% 6%
nausea during a headache — 13%
blurred vision 34% 3%
headache with nausea — 13%
motor activity 35% 4%
weakness in the extremities — 13%
increased motor activity 35% 4%
headache vomiting — 13%
polyneuropathy 35% 4%
type 2 diabetes mellitus — 13%
consequences of stroke 43% 12%
blood diseases — 13%
open person 35% 5%
hypotension — 13%
restriction of movement 37% 7%
moderate condition — 13%
paresis of legs 70% 41%
paralysis of the limbs — 13%
sensations in the extremities 35% 6%
transient ischemic attack — 13%
leukoencephalitis 33% 4%
low body temperature — 13%
visual impairment 32% 4%
history of hemorrhagic stroke — 13%
stroke 47% 19%
stage of recovery — 12%
pain in the legs 32% 5%
attacks of pain — 12%

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