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Results: Differences General ✘Coma✘Опухоли ЦНС
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0)78%(0)
General blood test 57%(1)48%(4)
MRI of the brain 7%(0)74%(0)
Histological studies —56%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 42%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 16%100%
fainting 41% —
oncology 13% 93%
restrains emotions 37% —
oligodendroglioma — 48%
loves animals 37% —
pineoblastoma — 48%
loves animals 37% —
medulloblastoma — 48%
poisoning with sleeping pills 30% —
tumors of the pineal gland — 48%
poisoning with narcotic sleeping pills 29% —
spinal cord tumors — 41%
bruise 28% —
ependymoma of the brain — 41%
tonic convulsions 27% —
brain stem tumors — 40%
paralysis of the limbs 27% —
astrocytoma — 36%
hears voices 26% —
brain cancer — 34%
traumatic brain injury 36% 10%
occlusive hydrocephalus — 34%
head injury 36% 10%
pineocytoma — 34%
diabetic (hyperglycemic) coma 21% —
glioblastoma multiforme — 34%
poisoning with narcotic analgesics 21% —
teratoma — 32%
muscle hypertonus 21% —
neurinoma — 32%
hyperosmolar coma 20% —
glioma — 31%
no appetite 19% —
spinal cord ependymoma — 31%
brain death 18% —
pituitary tumors — 31%
coma 18% —
craniospinal tumors — 28%
tachycardia 17% —
ventriculitis — 28%
sopor 17% —
pituitary adenoma — 27%
palpitations 17% —
benign neoplasms — 27%
deep coma 16% —
neurofibroma — 27%
stroke 31% 13%
hydrocephalus — 27%
helps others 15% —
metastases — 27%
hemorrhagic stroke 15% —
cns lymphoma — 26%
epileptic status 15% —
craniopharyngioma — 25%
low body temperature 14% —
recklinghausen 's neurofibromatosis — 25%
bad breath unpleasant 14% —
imbalance — 24%
apoplexy 14% —
lymphosarcoma — 24%
pupils narrow 14% —
swelling of the brain — 24%
hyperglycemia 14% —
radiation damage — 24%
paralysis after stroke 14% —
oncology in the anamnesis 7% 30%
wide pupils 14% —
radiation therapy — 23%
intoxication 14% —
intracerebral tumors of the cerebral hemispheres — 22%
deep stun 14% —
cerebral gliomatosis — 22%
blow to the head 14% —
cancer — 21%
blue circles around the eyes 14% —
germinoma of the brain — 20%
epilepsy 35% 19%
kidney cancer — 19%
impaired coordination 24% 9%
orbit lymphoma — 19%
impaired function of the brain membranes 13% —
tuberous sclerosis — 19%
kidney failure 13% —
brain tumors 13% 32%
stupor 13% —
germinogenic tumors — 19%
diabetes mellitus 12% —
thing hemangioblastoma — 19%
bruise 12% —
angiomatosis — 18%
blue nasolabial triangle 12% —
ganglioneuroblastoma — 18%
hepatic coma 12% —
renal cell carcinoma — 18%
drug poisoning 12% —
a history of neurosurgery — 17%
carbon monoxide poisoning 12% —
neurological disorders — 17%
alcohol poisoning 12% —
alpha fetoprotein increased — 17%
no reaction of the pupil to light 12% —
hippel-lindau disease — 17%
paralysis 28% 14%
cancer in the anamnesis — 17%
big head 12% —
ganglioneuroma — 17%
febrile convulsions in children 11% —
lymphoma — 17%
body skin dry 11% —
often sick child — 17%
pressing headache 11% —
louis-bar syndrome — 17%
contusion head 11% —
headaches 7% 24%
spasm of neck muscles 11% —
vascular tumor 7% 24%
pain in the eyes 11% —
professional cancer — 16%
unconscious state 11% —
headache attacks — 16%
hypothyroidism 11% —
headache to vomiting — 16%
myocardial infarction 11% —
adrenal cancer — 16%
severe hypothermia 11% —
bubble drift — 16%
epilepsy in pregnant women 11% —
violations of the motor act — 16%
strangulation asphyxia 11% —
very forgetful and absent-minded — 16%
citrullinemia 11% —
malignant lymphoma — 16%
intracerebral hematoma 10% —
brain tumors in children — 16%
tonic-clonic convulsions 10% —
solid tumors — 16%
noise irritates 10% —
dystrophy — 16%
liver injuries 10% —
skin anesthesia — 16%
different eyes 10% —
impaired lung function — 16%
hypoxia 10% —
chiasmal syndrome — 16%
eclampsia 10% —
chiasmal glioma — 15%
hypotension 10% —
ear cholesteatoma — 15%
respiratory acidosis 10% —
anesthesia — 15%
postencephalitic syndrome 10% —
neuralgia of the ear node — 15%
ear injuries 10% —
worse at 7 am — 15%
the volume of blood loss is increased 10% —
dislocation of the brain — 15%
nose injury 10% —
cysts — 15%
waxy skin color 10% —
convulsions in the anamnesis — 15%
blue eyes 10% —
immunodeficiency — 15%
general intoxication syndrome 10% —
frequent colds — 14%
ketoacidosis 10% —
radiation cystitis — 14%
severe dryness of the skin 10% —
pronounced forgetfulness — 14%
different pupils 10% —
kidney adenocarcinoma — 14%
flaccid paralysis syndrome 10% —
worse in morning — 14%
the effects of taking antidepressants 9% —
inflammation of the brain — 14%
twitches eyelid 9% —
ear tumors — 14%
from left to right 9% —
radiation reactions and damage — 14%
convulsive syndrome in children 9% —
dermoid cyst — 14%
cerebral palsy 9% —
spinal stroke — 14%
insulin increase 9% —
dermoid — 14%
increased sodium 9% —
forgetfulness — 14%
kidney damage 9% —
childhood diseases — 14%
cold sweat 9% —
speech slurred — 13%
viral pneumonia 9% —
spinal cord injury — 13%
neuroinfections 9% —
better in morning — 13%
take it, take it 9% —
patient's condition is of moderate severity — 13%
effects of drugs 9% —
asymmetry — 13%
febrile body temperature 9% —
lipoma — 13%

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  3. The higher the percentage, the more important this symptom is for the disease and vice versa. At 0%, we can say that this symptom never occurs in the disease.
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