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Results: Differences General ✘Dysarthria✘Spastic paralysis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 7%(0)—
MRI of the organ 6%(0)—
CT of the organ 6%(0)—
CT scan of the brain 6%(0)—
CT of the head 6%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 15%100%
children's speech 26% —
can not lie on the left side — 55%
delayed speech development 24% —
can not lie on the sides — 51%
impaired coordination 16% —
spinal cord injury — 33%
dysarthria in children 16% —
spastic paralysis — 32%
hydrocephalus 15% —
paresis 7% 38%
delay of mental development 14% —
synkinesia — 31%
dysarthria 13% —
worse lying down — 28%
extrapyramidal dysarthria 11% —
spinal injury — 28%
bulbar dysarthria 11% —
paralysis of the lower extremities — 28%
dyslalia 10% —
paralysis of the limbs — 28%
erased dysarthria 10% —
trauma 7% 33%
myotonic syndrome in children 9% —
leukoencephalitis 7% 33%
multiple sclerosis in children 9% —
spasm 4% 29%
makes mistakes in speech and writing 9% —
multiple sclerosis 6% 30%
errors in speech and writing 9% —
rossolimo symptom — 22%
motor alalia 9% —
abdominal reflex negative — 22%
secondary syphilis 8% —
Babinsky symptom — 21%
rotacism 8% —
hemiplegia — 21%
stuttering in speech 8% —
cough when yawning — 20%
speech absence 8% —
adrenoleukodystrophy — 20%
dyslexia 8% —
tremor 9% 29%
motor aphasia 8% —
better from movement — 19%
neuroinfections 8% —
paralysis after stroke — 18%
voice disorders 8% —
abdominal reflexes are enhanced — 18%
syphilis in children 8% —
walks on socks — 17%
pseudobulbar dysarthria 8% —
schilder 's leukoencephalitis — 17%
vascular parkinsonism 8% —
worse when moving — 17%
phonetic and phonemic underdevelopment (ffn) 8% —
paresis of legs — 17%
cortical dysarthria 8% —
legs are elongated — 17%
neurosyphilis 8% —
phenylketonuria — 15%
micrography 8% —
muscle tension — 15%
neuralgia of the lingopharyngeal nerve 8% —
worse when bending — 15%
children's aphasia 8% —
perinatal encephalopathy — 15%
choking 7% —
hard to walk — 14%
underdevelopment 7% —
traumatic encephalopathy — 14%
consequences of physical exertion 7% —
stroke — 14%
myasthenia 7% —
paresis of the facial nerve — 14%
distortion of sounds 7% —
cough with sneezing — 14%
chokes while eating 7% —
spinal stroke — 14%
secondary parkinsonism 7% —
paresis of the foot — 14%
pseudobulbar syndrome 7% —
better to be alone — 13%
alalia 7% —
flaccid paralysis syndrome — 13%
makes mistakes when writing 7% —
tetraparesis — 13%
squeamishness 7% —
bent legs — 13%
head tremor 7% —
Addison's disease — 13%
fine motor skills are impaired 7% —
strongest weakness — 13%
syringobulbia 7% —
neuritis of the facial nerve — 13%
perception 7% —
often sneezes — 13%
replacing sounds 7% —
pain in the legs — 13%
dysprosody 7% —
better when walking — 13%
stuttering 7% —
periodic paralysis — 13%
agrammatism 7% —
inflammation of the brain 5% 18%
impaired understanding of speech 7% —
strong irritation — 13%
mistakes when writing 7% —
twitching of the upper eyelid — 12%
sigmatism 7% —
trigeminal nerve pain — 12%
cerebellar dysarthria 7% —
hypertension — 12%
errors in speech 7% —
feeling of stiffness — 12%
to breathe hard 6% —
paresis of the hand — 12%
aphasia 6% —
damage to the nervous system 7% 19%
discirculatory encephalopathy 6% —
acute pain in the legs — 12%
says the same 6% —
twitches eyelid — 12%
thalamic syndrome 6% —
tics — 11%
hoarseness voice 6% —
better from work — 11%
otitis 6% —
contracture — 11%
consequences of infection 6% —
pain in the foot — 11%
hyperkinesis 6% —
facial pain — 11%
a history of neurosurgery 6% —
up mania — 11%
lags behind in the development 17% 9%
thin skin — 11%
anamnesis ischemic stroke 6% —
meningitis — 11%
postencephalitic syndrome 6% —
neuritis — 11%
tremor of the hands 6% —
stiffness of movements 6% 17%
purulent otitis 6% —
bone defects — 10%
breathing free 6% —
encephalopathy — 10%
ear injuries 6% —
cough — 10%
otitis media unspecified 6% —
cerebral circulation disorder — 10%
delayed motor development 6% —
is better in nature — 10%
head injury in anamnesis 6% —
cerebrovascular disease unspecified — 10%
otitis media 6% —
muscle atrophy 5% 15%
myotonia 6% —
encephalitis 5% 15%
brain tumors 5% —
muscle pain — 10%
ataxia 5% —
polyneuropathy — 10%
syphilis 5% —
muscle hypertonus — 10%
effects of poisoning 5% —
mood disorder — 9%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 5% —
does not tolerate pain — 9%
early development 5% —
hypoxia — 9%
brain tumor 5% —
convulsions — 9%
parkinson's disease 5% —
madness — 9%
history of brain surgery 5% —
wound — 9%
premature birth 5% —
inflammation 4% 13%
agnosia 5% —
cerebral palsy 8% 17%
head surgery 5% —
weakness after illness 4% 12%
diseases of infants 5% —
up circulatory disorders — 8%
head tumor 5% —
stiffness in the joints 5% 13%
vascular sclerosis 5% —
skin problems — 8%
stage of recovery 4% —
angiopathy — 8%
dryness 4% —
consequences of taking medications 5% 13%
intoxication 4% —
acute pain — 8%
recovery period 4% —
bends when coughing — 7%
there are no complaints 4% —
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis 8% 15%
onset of illness 4% —
traumatic brain injury 9% 15%

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